
Ep1 | Why Do I Feel So Anxious? (Ft Denzil)
Craig, Simon and Denzil on the nerves and pressure they recognise in ordinary life. Personal accounts, not a treatment for anxiety.
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Craig and Simon sit with men who usually keep this to themselves. The show takes in wellbeing, personal growth, masculinity, money, regret and fatherhood, from the speakers' own lives. Listen on this page, or on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Reflective conversation, not therapy or clinical care.
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Introduction: What Is Talking To My Thoughts Podcast?
The hosts explain what Talking To My Thoughts is.
3 min
SPECIAL: This Is Why We Celebrate Our Fathers!
A Father's Day conversation with their fathers, including Black fatherhood.
85 min
Ep25 | Am I Man Enough? Questioning My Masculinity (Ft Joss Cambridge-Simmons)
Joss Cambridge-Simmons on questioning masculinity.
63 min
Conversations about being a dad, pregnancy, co-parenting and place in the home. These are lived experiences, not parenting instruction.
Malachi Hudson with the hosts on fatherhood after separation: presence, co-parenting, and not performing a perfect parent.
68 minEpisode page
A Father's Day conversation with the hosts' fathers about affection, work, masculinity, and Black fatherhood across generations.
85 minEpisode page
Craig, Simon and Michael on the pressure to have children, feeling ready, and the self-doubt that comes with stepping up.
46 minEpisode page
Craig, Simon, Naaman and Ryan on finding a place in the home when the role was never handed to you.
53 minEpisode page
Simon, Ashley J, Stefan and Bradz on the months before a child arrives, and the pressure men put on themselves.
56 minEpisode page
Conversations about manhood and the question of being man enough, from the speakers' own lives.
Craig, Simon and Joss Cambridge-Simmons on masculinity that does not require you to perform being strong.
63 minEpisode page
Craig, Simon and Ebenezer on becoming a man, and why copying someone else's version does not hold.
42 minEpisode page
A Father's Day conversation with the hosts' fathers about affection, work, masculinity, and Black fatherhood across generations.
85 minEpisode page
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New listener
How TTMT works, why talking matters, and a gentle way into the archive.
4 episodes
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Fathers
Good enough, pregnancy, fathers day stories, and finding your place at home.
6 episodes
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Money
Broke mentality, couples finance, status, and what you are willing to risk for wealth.
5 episodes
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Relationships
Love languages, toxicity, dating apps, and showing up for women and partners.
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Work
Blackness in professional spaces, history, leadership, and false pedestals.
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Craig, Simon and Denzil on the nerves and pressure they recognise in ordinary life. Personal accounts, not a treatment for anxiety.
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Craig, Simon and Troy on who is actually in the circle, and how social media changes the answer.
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Craig, Simon and Denzil on lockdown, stopped routines, and what uncertainty made possible.
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Craig and Simon's short New Year 2020 conversation: refresh, self-care, and the year ahead.
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A short Christmas conversation from Craig and Simon about being merry, and about the people who are not.
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Craig, Simon and Simon Sandiford on faith as a relationship rather than a rulebook.
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Craig and Simon after one year of the podcast: surprise that it lasted, and what the year gave back.
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Craig, Simon and guests on why talking matters, and on treating an ordinary hard day as worth naming.
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Craig, Simon and Denzil on naming a fear so it does not sit unnamed in the background.
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Simon and Craig explain the show: men talking about what is on their minds, after first saying it to themselves.
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