We turn the tables and I become the interviewee for the final episode. We talk about an analytical approach to one's own mental health. Thanks to Odd Sox Entertainment for their production work all series. For more information on my work head to leecolehayhow.comPor leecolehayhow

Josh and I talked about the future of boys' and mens' mental health from the perspective of a father and educator. Produced by oddsoxentertainment.com.au Read more at leecolehayhow.comPor leecolehayhow

Konrad and I discuss the role sporting clubs can play as male-dominated spaces in supporting men's health. Find out more at leecolehayhow.com Thanks to oddsoxentertainment.com.au for their production.Por leecolehayhow

Jay and I chatted a lot on the subject of toxic masculinity and how this needs to change in certain environments. Head to leecolehayhow.com for more about my work. Thanks to our producers Odd Sox Entertainment for their work.Por leecolehayhow

Antony is very passionate about mental health the bond bros need in order to support each other. We talked a lot about that bond and how important camaraderie and mateship is to the cause of Movember and tackling mental health issues for men. Produced by oddsoxentertainment.com.auPor leecolehayhow

Andy and I talked about the stigma around mental health and how that's the biggest issue facing men in terms of dealing with their mental health. We also talked about some of the changes seen throughout his years as a MoBro.Por leecolehayhow

Welcome to Let's Talk About It. As this is my first podcast series I thought it beneficial to give a little introduction, to myself and the series. Find out more about me and my work at http://leecolehayhow.comPor leecolehayhow