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Hosted by Coral Osborne · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Next Man Up explores the contradictions of modern masculinity, where success and self-optimization still leave many men unfulfilled. Through candid conversations, the podcast examines the tension between freedom and connection, power and purpose, fear and fulfillment. It bridges the growing gap between men and women, fostering empathy and deeper relationships. Featuring diverse guests—including authors, comedians, and even host Coral’s personal connections—the show creates a judgment-free space for men to explore vulnerability, identity, and the evolving male experience.
Coral Osborne hosts The Next Man Up, a society show with 17 episodes published.
Stirling Cooper returns to The Next Man Up with Coral Osborne to discuss modern dating, commitment, and intimacy. Stirling explains how men often sort women into “wifey,” “situationship,” or “secret” categories, noting a
On The Next Man Up , Coral interviews adult performer, activist, artist, and master fetish trainer King Noire, co-founder of Royal Fetish Films with Jet Setting Jasmine. King recounts being kicked out at 17, homelessness
Coral Osborne hosts Rory Christopher on The Next Man Up to unpack modern masculinity, attraction, and “male magnetism,” which Rory frames as two traits: power (groundedness, steadiness, direction) and passion (emotional
In this episode of The Next Man Up , host Coral Osborne interviews Aaron Michael, a sexologist and intimacy coach, about modern masculinity, sexual shame, and how disconnection can block pleasure. Aaron shares his evange
In this episode of The Next Man Up, Coral interviews yoga teacher Will Blunderfield about modern masculinity, sexual shame, and practices he teaches such as sexual kung fu, semen retention, sexual transmutation, and “sol
In this episode of The Next Man Up, host Coral Osborne sits down with Connor Beaton, founder of ManTalks, for a raw and wide-ranging conversation about men’s work, shame, vulnerability, relationships, sex, purpose, and t
In this episode of The Next Man Up, host Coral Osborne sits down with her father, Neil Osborne, for a raw, funny, and unexpectedly tender conversation about fatherhood, family patterns, psychedelics, emotional inheritanc
Dr. Chris Donaghue, a clinical therapist specializing in human sexuality, discusses managing conflicts and needs in relationships, the complexities of sex addiction, and the normalization of diverse sexual practices. He
Shaun Galanos, a seasoned love coach, delves into the intricate dynamics of modern relationships, intimacy, and vulnerability in this insightful conversation. He shares his journey from driving a taxi in San Francisco to
In this heartfelt episode, Adrian opens up about his struggles with family ideals, personal identity, and emotional repression during his early years. He reflects on his tumultuous relationship with his father and the im
In this candid conversation, former high-class male companion and adult film performer Stirling Cooper discusses the intricacies of sexual dynamics, seduction, and the importance of psychological insight in sexual relati
In this episode, the host speaks with Nicholas Velotta, a relationship scientist and sexologist, about the complexities of modern masculinity. They discuss the stereotypical ideas of strength and leadership associated wi
In this episode, Coral Osborne and actor/comedian Luke Cook dive deep into the complexities of modern relationships, intimacy, and personal growth. They discuss the challenges men and women face in dating, the impacts of
In this episode, Rollo Tomassi, the author of the Rational Male series, delves deep into his journey, starting from his days on pickup artist forums to becoming a key figure in the manosphere. Joined by host Coral Osborn
In this episode of The Next Man Up, Coral interviews Aaron Thompson, also known as Small Hands, an adult performer, musician, producer, and DJ. They discuss the differences and synergies between love and sex, exploring h
In this premiere episode of The Next Man Up, Nic Warner, a teacher of intimacy and masculine embodiment, shares his transformative journey from being an architect to founding a men's circle and teaching men to tap into t
Connor Beaton
author of Men's Work · Man Talks
1 appearance on this show
Shaun Galanos
love coach · The Love Drive
1 appearance on this show
Adrian Grenier
actor and filmmaker
1 appearance on this show
Luke Cook
founder · Funlocka
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Thompson
Small Hands · Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
1 appearance on this show
Nic Warner
teacher of intimacy and masculine embodiment
1 appearance on this show
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The Next Man Up is hosted by Coral Osborne. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 17 episodes.
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