Humans in Love is a podcast for curious people--a venue for wide-ranging conversations about culture, relationships, and personal development featuring unconventional perspectives. Featuring interviews with authors, musicians, coaches, psychologists, and a wide range of others, think of it as “self-improvement” that doesn’t take itself too seriously. One week we might be talking about sex, relationships, and travel, the next we might be unpacking a bestselling author’s creative process. No subject is off limits on Humans in Love, as host and guests share revealing personal stories and explore the unique challenges associated with becoming a better human in the 21st century. The three essential prerequisites for guests and listeners alike are lust for life, a sense of humour, and an open mind. Humans in Love is hosted by author and coach Zachary Stockill, whose work on culture and personal development has been featured on BBC News, BBC Radio 4, the Huffington Post, The Art of Charm, and many other podcasts and publications...
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#53 – Marriage, Masculinity, Men’s Issues and More with Dr. Shawn T. Smith
In today’s episode of Humans in Love Podcast, I’m joined once again by author and psychologist Dr. Shawn T. Smith.
Dr. Smith is the author of The Tactical Guide To Women: How Men Can Manage Risk in Marriage and Dating, and The Women’s Guide to How Men Think: Love, Commitment, and the Male Mind.
Dr. Smith and I discussed modern marriage, making the decision to marry, the various issues facing men in the 21st century, the “Red Pill,” “toxic masculinity,” and much more.
Hope you dig.
Learn more about Dr. Shawn T. Smith at:
* His personal website* Twitter
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