Pete Wicks' Man Made
Pete Wicks' Man Made
Podcast Description
In his new podcast Pete Wicks (TOWIE, Strictly Come Dancing & the hit podcast Staying Relevant) sits down with friends and peers from across the entertainment industry, who like it or not, are modern male role-models - asking what do they think makes a 'good' man? Come to think of it, whatmake a bad one? We'll find out what they think are the most important traits in a man, the times they've got 'being a man' all wrong, and what are the defining qualities of themen who inspire them. From the trivial to the taboo - no topic is off-limits. We'd love you to join in the conversation -@manmadepod on Instagram &TikTok Finally - this series will get deep at times, so if you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope(www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show delves into themes surrounding masculinity, mental health, and personal growth, with episodes addressing topics like the importance of emotional vulnerability, societal expectations of men, and personal anecdotes on overcoming adversity, such as Tom Grennan's experiences with therapy and music.
What does it really mean to be a man today?
In Man Made, Pete Wicks sits down with friends, peers and public figures to unpack modern masculinity: the good, the bad and the confusing.
They talk openly about the traits that define them, the moments they have got it wrong, and how expectations of men are changing. From vulnerability and relationships to friendship, fame and fatherhood, no topic is off limits.
These conversations are not just for men, but for anyone who wants to better understand them. A place for real conversations about who we are, who we want to be, and how we get there.
If you ever need mental-health support or want to talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope to find services in your area.
Jeff Brazier has spent much of his life holding everything together for everyone else.
But behind the positivity was a man who realised he’d never really processed his own pain.
In this honest conversation, recorded live at the Union Chapel in London, Jeff reflects on childhood trauma, grief, fatherhood, therapy, people pleasing and the lifelong process of healing. Together they explore why so many of us stay in survival mode, how old defence mechanisms follow us into adulthood, and what happens when you finally stop pretending you’re okay.
A conversation about healing, identity and becoming more yourself, one honest conversation at a time
Producer – Connor Gani
Senior Video Producer – Elena Cotton
Audiovisual Technical Manager – Tom Shaw
Director of Photography – Ben Warburton
Camera Operator – Stuart Dye
Sound Recordist – Chris Denman
Audio Mix – John Scott
Talent Booker – Jo Sheinman
Social Media Producer – Demi Brockway
Production Assistant – Emily Spungin
Production Assistant – Jessie Miah
Production Manager – Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer – Finn Ryan
Head of Production – Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave
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