Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about the incident at the Oscars and what men can learn from this, Hulu is currently developing a series based on the suicide of Conrad Roy to give us the perspective of the women who allegedly drove Conrad to suicide, Anita Sarkeesian receives a Peabody award for her work cramming feminism into video game...
Join us on today’s show as we react to a video by Neel Kolhatkar where he discusses the issues faced by men and says that men need a new purpose. While he is a very well meaning dude who articulates these issues quite well, we might be able to add some things to his video.…
Join us on HBR Debate as we go through a video by The Canadian Association for Equality, or CAFE, which conducted an interview with Cameron Gibson, a registered clinical counsellor and program director at Manifest Counselling for Men.
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Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about John Cleese’s recent discovery that he the predicted launch of a COVID vaccine, Jordan Peterson’s new book causes massive ripples at Penguin Random House Canada, and more!…
Join us on the Men’s Mental Health Show with Prim Reaper, Alison and Brian as we discuss International Men’s Day and how, as usual, it only prompts discussions of “toxic masculinity” and how “Patriarchy hurts men, too”.…
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about a man who tried to use his boxing club to help suicidal men only to find himself under attack by the SPLC, a nuclear research lab that has introduced mandatory training for men on patriarchy and white privilege, the passing of Robert Trump, and more!…
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about Kamala Harris, who has been chosen by Joe Biden as his running mate, how objective math reeks of patriarchy, men’s rights advocate Mike Adams’ death by suicide, and more!…
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about some changes to university funding that will result in humanties courses costing full price, a columnist is fired for calling institutional racism a myth, the United Nations displays an Antifa flag, and MORE!…
Campaign against living miserably’s or CALM is a feminist founded and run charity that deals with men’s mental health. CALM’s chief executive Jane Powell said: “So often their own worst enemies, men need new rules for survival. Outmoded, incorrect and misplaced male self-beliefs are proving lethal and the traditional strong, silent response to adversity is increasingly failing to...
It’s tough being a veteran. You sacrifice everything you have for the greater good. However, the degree to which soldiers suffer is a consistent taboo. Many return to civilian life with a pile of hospital bills, crippling PTSD, a biased family court system, and a world that would rather sweep them under the rug than deal with their problems.…
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