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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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The Midlife Guys is the unfiltered, insightful, and often hilarious podcast designed for Millennials and Generation X entering — or already deep in — the wild world of midlife. Each week, we dive into the real issues facing men and women in their late 30s, 40s, and 50s, tackling the topics that actually matter during this transformative stage of life.From sex and relationships to grief, mental health, fitness, parenting, career shifts, and buying a home, The Midlife Guys explores the challenges, changes, and opportunities of becoming a fully grown adult (even when you don’t always feel like one). We talk openly about aging, family dynamics, midlife reinvention, wellness, and the pressure to “have it all figured out” as responsibilities stack up.Whether you’re navigating midlife burnout, rediscovering passions, trying to stay healthy, or simply wondering if everyone else feels the same way — this podcast is for you. With honest conversations, personal stories, and plenty of laughs.
Unknown Host hosts The Midlife Guys, a society show with 45 episodes published.
Some midlife changes happen gradually. Others seemly spring up overnight. Suddenly lighter beer tastes better, strategic napping is a thing, and restaurant menus are harder to read. These are just a few of the small, uni
Everyone knows social media drives people apart—deeper into echo chambers, conspiratorial thinking and dehumanized realities—but few can see the forest through the trees. Many still believe they are right about everythin
Do you have one foot in the grave once you hit 40? Maybe it was true in the Middle Ages... but not anymore. Inspired by Emma Rosenblum’s Wall Street Journal essay , Mike and Andrew explore the idea that one's 40s is adul
Movie theatres were once the centre of summer entertainment, but are midlifers still showing up? Mike and Andrew dive into the changing movie-going experience, from rising ticket prices and family budgets to streaming co
Baseball was supposed to be fading away. Soccer was never supposed to catch on in America. Yet both sports are attracting younger fans, filling stadiums with families, and gaining momentum while other leagues struggle wi
Social media isn't just affecting teenagers. It's reshaping midlife, parenthood and middle-class personal finances. Parents are bombarded with unrealistic family content that foments guilt and FOMO, distorting reality by
Looksmaxxing. Mewing. The manosphere. A growing ecosystem of influencers is selling young boys a version of masculinity built on appearance, status and performative online stunts. But how do these communities attract vul
Fathers' Day is around the corner, and we're asking the age-old question: is being a boy dad really different from being a girl dad? Squaring off in the debate are Andrew, father of two sons, and Braxton, father of two d
AI is everywhere now: at work, at home, in our inboxes, our fitness plans, and even our relationships. But are we using it to become more productive—or just asking it for life advice, therapy and fan fiction? This week,
Last week, Mike and Andrew talked about the best—and worst—parts of life in their 40s. Now, they're keeping that train running—talking about the biggest surprises. Turns out sleep actually becomes way more important (who
Your 40s arrive quietly—and suddenly everything feels different. This week, Mike and Andrew get personal as they compare notes on what they love (and hate) most about entering their 40s: confidence, freedom, soreness, pe
Midlife changes the relationship people have with food. The habits built over decades suddenly collide with slower recovery times, stress, weight gain, inflammation, and the creeping realization that the body no longer q
A seventh-grade teacher asked students what 40-year-olds do for fun, and the answers were brutal (and a bit accurate): pickleball, Facebook, grilling (true); counting coupons, watching black-and-white TV, and yelling at
Summer used to feel simple—long days at the pool, neighbourhood freedom, and affordable camps that filled the gaps. Now, it’s a logistical and financial nightmare. Costs for day and overnight camps have surged beyond inf
Research confirms it: the Sandwich Generation (ages 40-55), taking care of both kids and parents, is being squeezed like never before. With out-of-pocket costs climbing to roughly $10,000 a year and time demands exceedin
According to the 2026 Northwestern Mutual Planning & Progress Study, Americans believe they need to have accumulated $1.46 million to retire comfortably. But the reality is far bleaker: the average household of couples i
Financial stress is widespread among midlifers, but how people respond to it matters more than the numbers themselves. Avoiding the topic tends to amplify anxiety, while talking openly—with a partner, friend, or trusted
With wars being waged in the Middle East and oil prices in flux, some in the media and markets are rumouring a recession looming on the horizon. Nothing new for Milennials: we've already lived through the Iraq war in 200
Midlifers are increasingly investing in adult learning—not for credentials, but to stay sharp, adaptable, and engaged. Whether it’s languages, cooking, or other practical skills, the shift is toward self-directed, flexib
In the third and final episode of our series on midlife travel, Mike and Andrew look at today's trends—and how they've changed over the years. Travel advisor Joseph Briere joins to describe the pivot away from passive to
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