MidMen
An unfiltered podcast where two lifelong friends in the entertainment industry discuss childhood, fatherhood, work, fitness, spirituality, movies, art, music, and all the other things that come with navigating mid-life in the modern era.
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The Magic of Road Trips (opens the original)
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Road trips are about more than getting from Point A to Point B. They're about the conversations you didn't expect to have, the places you never planned to stop, and the memories that somehow become bigger than the destination itself. This week on MidMen , Paul Shirey, Sean Coyle, and special guest Brian Hall hit the open road to explore why road trips have become such a lasting part of our lives. Along the way, they debate the best and worst road trip cars, create their own unwritten rules of th
The Hobby Problem (opens the original)
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What happens when men stop playing? In this episode of MidMen , Paul and Sean dig into hobbies, what counts as one, why so many men lose them as careers, families, and responsibilities take over, and why having something that belongs entirely to you may be more important than it seems. They debate whether hobbies should ever become side hustles, whether expensive pastimes are worth the investment, and when collecting crosses the line from passion into obsession. Then it’s time for Hobby or Notty
What it means to be American, from Childhood to Adulthood (opens the original)
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What does it actually mean to be an American? As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, Paul and Sean sit down for a conversation about freedom, patriotism, history, and the values that have shaped their lives. They discuss how their understanding of America has evolved over the years, the importance of teaching the next generation where our freedoms came from, and why appreciating our country’s imperfections doesn’t diminish its greatness. The conversation also explores what freedo
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