To Be A Boy

• To Be A Boy Bonus episode: The impact of masculinity influencers on men and boys with Movember and Sarah Sternberg

  In this week's episode of To Be A Boy, Sarah Sternberg, Director of Reimagining Masculinities at Movember, joins us to discuss their new report exploring the online health of men and boys. Movember is a leading global charity which has been transforming men's health research and services since 2003.Join us as we discuss this ground-breaking report which explores who is engaging with masculinity influencers and the impact they are having on the mental and physical health of men and boys. Our co-host Elliott will be quietly joining us due to a lost voice (representing a facet of men's ill health!).You can find the report here: movember.com/youngmenonlineAnd the parent toolkit kit here: movember.com/parenttoolkit We hope you find it as useful as we do!

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• To Be A Boy, episode 6: Boys, Men and Friendship with Max Dickins

  Ever wondered why blokes these days seem lonelier than a post-laundry sock? Join Elliott and Joeli for this episode tackling the growing issue of male loneliness and the curious case of the disappearing close friendship. We'll also touch on the joys (and occasional woes) of parenting boys, and why broadening their understanding of success and emotional intelligence is vital. Our expert, Max Dickins, will take us on a ride through thedynamics of male friendships, the pressures women face when their partners lack mates, and the skills needed to nurture lasting relationships. From the difference between those online connections and the good old face-to-face connections, to the importance of diverse friendships for emotional support and general well-being, Max has got us covered.As usual, we LOVE hearing from you! Get in touch about thisand any other episode: [email protected] series is proudly supported by Bubble, the app to finda vetted sitter or nanny that’s trusted by 250k parents, including us! Whether it’s an urgent work deadline or a chance to unwind, Bubble connects you with vetted, trusted sitters who can be with you in as little as an hour: https://bubble.onelink.me/nnib/0d8hretm

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• To Be A Boy, episode 5: How to Raise Safe, Self Reliant Boys with Lenore Skenazy, and… are you skibidi?

  Welcome back to the "To Be a Boy" podcast! We are sharing a heartfelt thanks to our listeners for their overwhelmingly positive responses and thoughtful messages following the Adolescence special. Elliott opens up about parents feeling confused and a bit lost, while Joeli shares some reassuring advice to help navigate these turbulent times.We are also joined by the brilliant Lenore Skenazy for a lovely chat uncovering the issues behind anxious parenting and sharing practical tips to give our kids a sense of independence and freedom to help them grow. Lenore is the co-founder of Let Grow and the author of ‘Free-Range Kids’ and immediately changed Joeli and Elliott’s approach to parenting – we challenge you not the feel the same!This series is proudly supported by Bubble, the app to find a vetted sitter or nanny that’s trusted by 250k parents, including us! Whether it’s an urgent work deadline or a chance to unwind, Bubble connects you with vetted, trusted sitters who can be with you in as little as an hour: https://bubble.onelink.me/nnib/0d8hretm

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• To Be A Boy, episode 4: The Adolescence episode

  In this FOUR PARTER (you’re welcome) episode of To Be A Boy, Joeli and Elliott are debriefing us: bringing their unique voices and perspectives to the table as they delve into the international conversation happening around the Netflix show ‘Adolescence’.  The episode features a poignant conversation with Sarah (not her real name), a mother who courageously shares her child's journey and the impactful experiences they've faced. Our blue-haired psychotherapist, Sarah, offers insightful commentary on how these experiences shape young minds, while Ineke from the NSPCC provides invaluable practical advice and takeaways for parents and caregivers alike.  As always, the "To Be A Boy" podcast team invites listeners to join the conversation and share their thoughts. Your feedback on the show, our reflections, and our esteemed guests are our fuel so please get your digital pens out and reach out to us at [email protected]. This episode will linger in your minds long after it ends, much like ‘Adolescence’. NSPCC website: NSPCC | The UK children's charity | NSPCCWhere people can donate: Donate to Charity Online | Give to NSPCC today | NSPCCTraining and consultancy: NSPCC Learning | Safeguarding and child protectionAdult helpline: NSPCC Helpline | NSPCC LearningChildine: Childline | ChildlineBeyond Equality: https://www.beyondequality.org/Future Men: https://futuremen.org/Men and Boys Coalition: https://www.menandboyscoalition.org.uk/category/newsevents/Father2Father: https://www.father2father.co.uk/Alex Holmes: https://alexholmes.co/ This series is proudly supported by Bubble, the app to find a vetted sitter or nanny that’s trusted by 250k parents, including us! Whether it’s an urgent work deadline or a chance to unwind, Bubble connects you with vetted, trusted sitters who can be with you in as little as an hour:https://bubble.onelink.me/nnib/0d8hretm

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• To Be A Boy, episode 3: IWD 2025 and men's mental health with Alex Holmes

  In episode three of To Be A Boy, Elliott Rae and Joeli Brearley are joined by author and award-winning podcast host, Alex Holmes to explore the complex issues surrounding men’s mental health. And before that, they look at how 2025's International Women's Day has been received and what they take from that. As well as the personal reasons behind their passion for improving men's mental health. Strap in.  They examine the awful statistics of male suicide, and the challenges men face in forming meaningful connections. Society's ingrained norms often stifle emotional expression, and Alex talks us through the importance of fostering friendships among men. Loneliness has a significant impact on well-being, and our team discuss the barriers men encounter when seeking mental health support.Alex highlights the need for better listening skills and emotional literacy to improve communication and bonding among men, calling for a cultural shift in our approach to masculinity and mental health. Worth a listen, isn’t it? Global Boyhood Initiative, conversation starter cards: https://www.boyhoodinitiative.org/resources?field_taxonomy_ref_target_id=6&field_audience_ref_target_id=All Men's peer support groups:Andy's Man Club: www.andysmanclub.co.ukMusicFootballFatherhood: www.musicfootballfatherhood.comMen and Boys Coalition: www.menandboyscoalition.org.uk Professional Mental Health support: MIND: www.mind.org.uk/CALM: www.thecalmzone.netContact your GP to access free NHS Talking Therapy This series is proudly supported by Bubble, the app to find a vetted sitter or nanny that’s trusted by 250k parents, including us! Whether it’s an urgent work deadline or a chance to unwind, Bubble connects you with vetted, trusted sitters who can be with you in as little as an hour:https://bubble.onelink.me/nnib/0d8hretm

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