• 06-16-26 Men Explained Poorly: Why Men's Mental Health Matters
    Jun 17 2026
    This week on Men Explained Poorly, Rick, Amish, Vincent, and Delaney take on men’s mental health in the only way this show can: with brutal honesty, dark humor, bad jokes, pop culture detours, and a surprising amount of sincerity hiding underneath the chaos.

    The crew talks about why so many men learn to keep things bottled up, what happens when opening up gets used against them later, and why “just talk about it” is a lot more complicated than it sounds.

    From compartmentalizing stress to choosing the right outlets, setting boundaries, leaning on humor, and knowing when to get actual help, this episode lands somewhere between group therapy and a bar conversation that got way too real. Also discussed: emotional armor, Gen X coping skills, bad days, trust issues, The Simpsons as therapy, retro games, politics-induced rage, and why sometimes the healthiest thing a man can do is laugh with people who understand the mess. Content Note: Adult language, adult humor, and candid discussion of mental health.

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • 06-02-26 Men Explained Poorly: Boys, Flags, and Broken Pride
    Jun 3 2026
    Tonight on Men Explained Poorly, we’re asking a question America probably needs before the 250th birthday candles get lit: Did the decline of healthy masculinity help kill patriotism?
    When boys are taught that strength is suspicious, fathers are optional, sacrifice is outdated, competition is harmful, and national pride is cringeworthy, should we be shocked when fewer young men feel connected to country, community, duty, or legacy?

    Tonight, we’re digging into the collapse of civic pride, the difference between healthy masculinity and broken models of manhood, and whether America can rebuild patriotic confidence without rebuilding the men who are supposed to help carry it forward.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • 05-19-26 Men Explained Poorly: Fiscal Stewardship & $28 Dollar Lunches Don't Mix
    May 20 2026
    The same people who spend $10 on Coffee every morning and $28 on lunch 5 days a week, complaining about affordability, are just dumb.

    Roommates are a thing and have been for decades or more. So are affordable ways to get the food you need.

    The entitlement is crazy, and Rick Ordy Vincent and Jeff discuss that on this show.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • 05-12-26 Men Explained Poorly: The Lost Art of The Hang
    May 13 2026
    People say men don't hang out anymore, but is it just that how we hang out has changed? Join the Men Explained, Poorly panel as we discuss this.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • 04-28-26 Men Explained Poorly: Is Stupidity A Full Contact Sport?
    1 hr and 5 mins
  • 04-21-26 Men Explained Poorly: I'd Rather DIE Than Go To The Doctor!
    1 hr and 13 mins
  • 04-07-26 Men Explained Poorly: Tokyo Drift Into Friendship
    Apr 8 2026
    Tonight on Men Explained Poorly: ‘International Relations, Shenanigans’ — how translation tools, memes, and late-night posting accidentally sparked one of the most wholesome online friendship arcs in recent memory. Americans and Japanese users started swapping jokes, reactions, and culture in real time, and somehow the internet got a little less terrible for five minutes.
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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • 03-24-26 The Wussification of Men and Pop Culture Coincide For A Reason
    Mar 25 2026
    On this episode of Men Explained Poorly, we discuss why men have been nerfed in most of pop culture today. Also, why is it never Hollywood's fault when a blatantly left-leaning show that promotes a message above content fails?

    We discuss the apparent cancellation of One Trek Hill
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    1 hr and 1 min