• #40 Redefining Masculinity: A Deep Dive into Gender, Justice, and Personal Narratives with George, The Tin Men
    May 2 2024
    George @thetinmen and I had a great chat on the podcast, taking a deep dive into male mental health and society's blind spots. In this episode, we navigate some of the complexities of male mental health, societal expectations, and the pressing need for a balanced conversation on gender dynamics. From the misunderstood narratives of male body image to the legal inequities faced by men and boys, we uncover the stories that seldom make the headlines. I really hope you choose to listen and be part of a conversation that challenges the norm and sheds light on the often unspoken and ugly discussions. You can find out more about George on Instagram at @thetinmen If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with friends, give us a shout on Instagram: @the.dan.osman and subscribe so you don't miss out on future episodes.
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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • #39 The Chaotic Chronicles of James Smith - Becoming A Dad, ADHD, Luck & Survivorship Bias
    Apr 24 2024
    Join me in a chat with James to discuss navigating deadlines, writing binges, unexpected naps, managing ADHD and a busy lifestyle, and becoming a dad for the first time. There's also a good amount of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu chat… This podcast has much more, but I'll leave you to learn more about that yourself when you listen. You can find out more about James on Instagram at: @jamessmithpt
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • #38 Social Media, Antisocial Media & Your Digital Health with Dr. Rachael Kent
    Mar 18 2024
    Dr. Rachael Kent is a world-leading researcher, author, consultant, podcast host and Lecturer in Digital Economy and Society, in the Department of Digital Humanities at King’s College London, where her research examines the impact of digital technology on mental and physical health. Dr. Kent is host of Digital Health Diagnosed: Your Dose of Tech Wellbeing produced by Playtime – the first evidence-based podcast to diagnose how technology impacts your health with tips for living better in our digital world. Dr. Kent is the founder of tech-wellbeing consultancy Dr. Digital Health, providing evidence-based research and strategy for businesses and employees on managing tech saturation, and how tech ‘addiction’ impacts mental and physical health in everyday professional and personal life. Some of Dr. Kent’s clients include the NHS, the UK Government, Vivo Barefoot, Paramount, and CBS. Dr. Rachael Kent v. Apple Dr. Kent is the first female class representative in UK legal history, leading a collective action against Apple on behalf of 19.6 million UK consumers, alleging they have breached competition law and overcharged for app purchases, seeking £1.5bn in compensation. See: Competiton Appeals Tribunal | Press & Interviews Here Dr. Kent’s first book ‘The Digital Health Self-Wellness, Self-Tracking, and Social Media’ was published in May 2023 by Bristol University Press, pre-order available HERE. Dr. Kent's research regularly appears in press and podcasts including BBC News, Forbes Magazine, Runners World, BrainCare Metro UK, Heat Magazine, Women and Home Magazine, The Daily Mail, The Independent, MixMag Health and Wellbeing Magazine, and Glamour Magazine. Podcast: Digital Health Diagnosed: Your Dose of Tech Wellbeing Hosted by Dr. Rachael Kent, Lecturer at King's College London, founder of Dr. Digital Health, author of The Digital Health Self, and produced by Playtime Productions (featuring Lindsey Kane, Miles Nazaire, Ben West, and many more) the first of its kind, Digital Health Diagnosed is an evidence-based podcast diagnosing how technology impacts your health. ‘‘Digital Health Diagnosed: Your Dose of Tech Well-being’. YouTube Short Here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/j3dKYfKjYYI Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GPHfpPD4jLWhHYmhFetpg?si=01ed706e46a546ad Social Media Handles Instagram: @digitalhealthdiagnosedpod TikTok: @_digitalhealthdiagnosed Website: www.drdigitalheatlh.co.uk LinkedIn: Dr. Rachael Kent Twitter: @DrDigi_Health If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with friends, give us a shout on Instagram: @the.dan.osman and subscribe so you don't miss out on future episodes.
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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • #37 Personal Branding, Parenthood & PTSD with John Hawker
    Feb 18 2024

    Delighted to be joined by John this week, we unpack the highs and lows of modern day fatherhood, personal branding, and the shift in societal expectations. 


    John candidly shares some of his own experiences with parenthood and PTSD and offers a huge amount of insight into the importance of authenticity in personal branding.


    A great listen for anyone wrestling with the balance of personal success and societal pressures


    You can find out more about John on Instagram at: @jobsworthpodcast


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    57 mins
  • #36 The Ebb and Flow of Motivation - Solo Ramblings
    Feb 2 2024

    Solo episode this week where I answer some questions, including my journey with Brazilian jiu-jitsu and how it ties into a more significant life transition


    Issues of motivation and habit-building in health and fitness after the high of “New Year, New Me.”


    How to keep motivation going when it wanes


    Lessons from Chip, the founder of Lululemon 👀


    Reevaluating whether being in a perpetual dieting cycle needs addressing and perhaps it’s time to work on your relationship with food and self 

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    36 mins
  • #35 Demystifying Coaching: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly with Stu Graham
    Jan 19 2024

    Stu and I delve into the various aspects of coaching and the fitness industry in this episode. 


    We debate the problems we see arising from dysfunctional dynamics in the pursuit of self-improvement and how the hyper-focus on self-development and "biohacking" protocols can lead to alienation, loneliness, and disconnection. 


    It ended up being more of a coaching podcast than intended, but we share some different approaches to coaching, the importance of maintaining client autonomy, and the potential pitfalls of avoidance in the pursuit of enlightenment.


    You can find out more about Stu on Instagram at: @stu.graham.s25


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    59 mins
  • #34 Does Shame Shape Men? with James Oliver
    Jan 12 2024

    Delighted to be joined by James Oliver this week, who is a men's coach. We really got into the depths of men and masculinity, and some shared personal experiences, identity, self-awareness, mother wounds, father wounds, and how they shape men and their perception of the modern world.


    You can find out more about James on Instagram at: @jamesoliver_menscoach


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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • #33 New Year, Same Fitness Industry Challenges? with Richard Hill (Part 1)
    Jan 5 2024

    New Year's solutions are what most of us are interested in!


    I get into the weeds of it with Ricky this week, discussing everything New Year, low barriers to entry, coaching, moving your body (however you prefer) and reflecting on the importance of individual-focused coaching.


    The blurred line between business ethics and bottom-line profits in the health and fitness industry. 


    You can find out more about Ricky on Instagram at: @_tricky_ricky

    This was just part one!


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    **Apologies for the sketchy video on this one if you're watching episodes on Spotify

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    1 hr and 5 mins