<![CDATA[The Man They See]]>https://the-man-they-see-7jzehc.jellypod.comPowered by Jellypod (https://www.jellypod.com)Mon, 26 Oct 2026 06:34:58 GMTSat, 03 Oct 2026 19:49:18 GMTyes82fd23f3-ea10-40d8-8121-d30b3c927c6aTyrell MoseleyThe Man They See By 4RealDADs Let’s be honest: nobody hands you an instruction manual when you walk out of the hospital with a newborn. Yet everywhere you turn, the world acts like you’re just supposed to magically have it all figured out. The pressure isThe Man They See By 4RealDADs Let’s be honest: nobody hands you an instruction manual when you walk out of the hospital with a newborn. Yet everywhere you turn, the world acts like you’re just supposed to magically have it all figured out. The pressure is immense. It comes from society, the highlight reels on social media, and even the people we love the most. There is this silent, heavy expectation that a real man always knows the solution, stays unshakable, and handles every crisis without flinching—and if you don't know what to do, you’ve somehow failed. It is exhausting trying to carry that weight alone while pretending your own tank isn't running on empty. That is why this show exists. Your kids, your partner, and your household are watching how you handle the pressure every single day. The title of this podcast, "The Man They See," directly drives our mission: helping you bridge the gap between the man you are behind closed doors and the father and leader your family looks up to. It’s about becoming the man your children actually see and remember—not a perfect robot who has every answer, but an authentic, emotionally grounded father who shows up, regulates himself, and does the real work. "The Man They See" is the raw, weekly conversation for modern millennial fathers in the trenches. We are ditching the outdated clichés, the bumbling sitcom dad tropes, and the preachy lectures. Instead, we tackle what really matters: de-escalating toddler meltdowns without losing your temper, keeping your marriage strong when you feel like exhausted roommates, protecting your physical and mental energy, and breaking generational cycles to build a lasting family legacy. No toxic positivity. No unrealistic perfection. Just real talk, honest debates, and actionable systems you can put to work in your house immediately. Hit subscribe, plug in on your commute, and Welcome. (Powered by Jellypod)episodicTyrell Moseleyfeed+9d44563a@podcasts.jellypod.comfalse<![CDATA[Ep. 1: The Invisible Puerperium: When New Dads Go Unseen]]>https://the-man-they-see-7jzehc.jellypod.com/episodes/02619d70-761d-4048-bd8e-96b776d7d6d602619d70-761d-4048-bd8e-96b776d7d6d6Thu, 15 Oct 2026 17:58:21 GMT11Christopher and Tye explore paternal mental health after birth: how depression can appear as irritability, withdrawal, emotional numbness, or escapism—and why fathers often mistake symptoms for personal failings. Drawing on research and fathers’ experiences, they examine how healthcare systems can leave dads feeling invisible, unsupported, and expected to simply stay strong.

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]]>Tyrell MoseleyChristopher and Tye explore paternal mental health after birth: how depression can appear as irritability, withdrawal, emotional numbness, or escapism—and why fathers often mistake symptoms for personal failings. Drawing on research and fathers’ experiencChristopher and Tye explore paternal mental health after birth: how depression can appear as irritability, withdrawal, emotional numbness, or escapism—and why fathers often mistake symptoms for personal failings. Drawing on research and fathers’ experiences, they examine how healthcare systems can leave dads feeling invisible, unsupported, and expected to simply stay strong. Show Notes “What kind of man gets depressed after having a baby?” Fathers ...: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8244226/false00:21:23full