Radio star Gus Worland embarks on a journey to discover the good (man hugs), the bad (his own singing) and the ugly (the lumber sexual) of Australian masculinity. Along the way he uncovers a shocking truth; suicide is the leading killer of Australian men aged under 45, eclipsing road accidents, cancer and heart disease. Having lost a best mate to suicide, Gus is on a mission to find out why we’re losing our men.
The stereotypical man is strong, silent, and tough as nails. But according to research, men are lonelier, more disconnected, and more vulnerable to depression and suicide than ever. The host sets out on a journey, from construction sites to boardrooms to find out why we are losing our men. This series challenges stereotypes and smashes the stigma around mental health....
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