In this episode, Glenn Lawrence and Gia McCool sit down with actor, bodybuilder, and Gia’s brother, Aaron Reid, for an unfiltered conversation about discipline, physical transformation, and breaking into Hollywood without shortcuts.

Aaron shares his journey from bodybuilding to acting, the mindset required to transition from physique sports into film, and what it really takes to embody larger-than-life characters on screen. The conversation dives into his experience portraying Juggernaut in Deadpool vs. Wolverine, including the physical demands, preparation, and behind-the-scenes realities of stepping into an iconic role.

This episode goes beyond Hollywood surface talk. Topics include:

• The mental and physical discipline required to compete and perform at a high level

• Navigating the acting industry as a serious athlete

• Masculinity, work ethic, and identity outside of social validation

• Family dynamics, accountability, and earned respect

• What separates fantasy thinking from real execution

If you’re interested in bodybuilding, acting, masculine development, or what it takes to build something real without excuses, this is a conversation worth watching from start to finish.

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Dating didn’t collapse because men or women suddenly became terrible.

It collapsed because technology rewired attraction, behavior, and accountability.

In this episode, we break down what swipe culture actually broke, why dating apps distort reality, and how modern men and women are being quietly trained into isolation, inflated egos, and failed relationships.

This is not therapy.
This is not feel-good advice.
This is a systems-level breakdown of modern dating.

Topics covered include:

• How dating apps and swipe culture changed human behavior

• Why attraction is being confused with compatibility

• How social media inflates perceived value and expectations

• Why men are punished for authenticity and women are shielded from consequences

• The illusion of “unlimited options” and how it fuels loneliness

• Why vetting was replaced by vibes

• How pornography and social media warp male and female perception differently

• The difference between sexual access and relationship commitment

• Why social circles and social proof outperform dating apps

• How status, preselection, and environment shape desire

• Why most people choose partners poorly—and don’t want to admit it

• How technology rewards the worst behaviors and hides the best ones

• Why marriage, commitment, and long-term satisfaction are collapsing

This conversation challenges nearly every mainstream dating narrative—especially the idea that better “game” or better “intentions” fix broken outcomes.

Dating does not happen in a vacuum.
It happens inside environments.
And when the environment is broken, the outcome will be too.

If you’re frustrated with:

• Dating apps that don’t work

• Endless swiping with no results

• Confusion between sex, validation, and commitment

• Modern relationship advice that clearly fails in practice

This episode explains why—and what actually works instead.

Watch to the end. This one connects dots most people refuse to look at.

In this episode, Glenn Lawrence and Gia MaCool sit down with Benjamin, creator of Apex Mindset, to talk about the uncomfortable truth: men have more information than ever—yet the outcomes keep getting worse.

We break down why modern masculinity is louder but weaker, why so many men are opting out of dating and purpose, and why binge-watching “framework” content doesn’t fix your life if you refuse to take action. Benjamin explains his inner-game, performance-psychology approach, why most therapy fails men when it becomes endless feelings-talk with no direction, and how EMDR-style trauma processing can help men stop carrying old pain into new decisions.

We also go straight at the “red pill” problem: it can explain reality, but it often doesn’t prescribe the disciplined skill-building and accountability needed to create real results—especially when men get stuck in rage, fear, and passive consumption.

What you’ll get from this conversation:

• Why “more knowledge” isn’t producing better male outcomes

• Emotional suppression vs emotional discipline (and why it matters)

• What EMDR is (in plain English) and why it can work fast

• Why men are checking out: fear, apathy, porn/tech escape, and risk avoidance

• Why “red pill as a destination” creates stagnation—and what to do instead

• How frame actually works (and what it is not)

Note: The conversation gets “spicier” at the end and we move the rest to Patreon.

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Most people think they understand child support.
They don’t.

In this episode, Glenn Lawrence sits down with Shah, a former Child Support Officer with firsthand experience inside the system, to expose how child support actually works—beyond slogans, rage clips, and surface-level narratives.

This is not opinion.
This is inside knowledge.

We break down:

• How child support cases are initiated, calculated, and enforced

• Why paternity does NOT always mean biological fatherhood

• How men can be legally obligated to pay for children that are not theirs

• The truth about 50/50 custody and why payments still happen

• How child support enforcement mirrors IRS-level collection power

• Federal financial incentives that reward states for maximizing orders

• Why middle-class, working fathers are disproportionately targeted

• How welfare policy reshaped family law and marriage incentives

• Why the system prioritizes revenue recovery over family stability

• How license suspension, wage garnishment, liens, and arrears are weaponized

• The long-term impact on fathers, children, and the family unit

We also go deeper—connecting child support, no-fault divorce, welfare reform, feminism, and the collapse of marriage incentives—and examine how historical systems like dowries and bridewealth once regulated family formation and accountability before being dismantled.

This conversation challenges the narrative that child support is “for the children” and instead exposes how bureaucratic incentives, data systems, and federal performance metrics quietly drive outcomes behind closed doors.

If you are:

• A father

• A man navigating divorce or family court

• Someone questioning modern family law

• Or simply tired of being lied to about how the system works

This episode is required viewing.

Watch until the end.
This is the conversation nobody wants you to hear.

Modern Christian marriages are quietly collapsing—and most churches refuse to talk about why.

In this episode, we break down how modern “servant leadership” teaching has distorted biblical headship, inverted authority, and unintentionally fueled sexless marriages, resentment, and rising porn use among Christian men.

Drawing from real conversations, hard data, and Scripture, we connect the dots between:

• Sexless marriages in the church

• Male passivity and loss of attraction

• Emotional caretaking masquerading as leadership

• Why desire doesn’t disappear—it relocates

• The porn epidemic among married Christian men

• How purity culture and sexual shame cripple intimacy

• Why many marriages look holy in public but are dead in private

This is not about attacking women or excusing bad behavior. It’s about telling the truth the church won’t say out loud: when leadership is stripped from men and desire is framed as sin, marriages don’t become godly—they become passionless.

If you’ve ever wondered why:

• Christian men feel emasculated

• Christian women feel disconnected

• Intimacy disappears after “I do”

• Porn becomes the silent outlet

• Pastoral advice feels disconnected from real marriage dynamics

This episode will challenge everything you’ve been taught.

⚠️ This conversation is direct, uncomfortable, and necessary.

In this episode, Glenn Lawrence and Gia MaCool break down the viral claims from former adult/OnlyFans creators insisting their husbands never watched their old content—and why that’s not how reality works.

We get surgical about what men actually care about: transparency, consistency, boundaries, and whether a woman’s actions match her words. We also expose the uncomfortable part nobody wants to say out loud—many creators openly admit they’re disgusted by the very men funding their lifestyle, because subscribers are viewed as customers, not candidates for commitment.

You’ll also hear the real talk on modern “trad” rebrands (“I’m a virgin now,” “I want a farm,” “I’m ready to be a wife”) and why men need to stop being naïve: trust, but verify. If you’re dating someone with a public sexual past, this episode lays out what boundaries should look like before commitment—and what red flags to watch when someone tries to rewrite their history overnight.

Divorce isn’t just “two people growing apart”—it’s a legal and psychological war where intimacy becomes a weapon, fairness becomes subjective, and families get ripped through a system that still operates on outdated assumptions. In this episode, Glenn Lawrence and Gia MaCool sits down with divorce attorney James Sexton to break down what really happens when marriage meets modern family law: the hidden incentives behind no-fault divorce, why “good spouse” behavior often earns zero legal credit, and how custody outcomes are shifting toward a 50/50 presumption.

They also tackle the uncomfortable realities most couples avoid until it’s too late—unspoken expectations, the collapse of clear marital roles, “death by a thousand paper cuts,” and why the real solution may be stronger barriers to entry (premarital education, structured vetting, and serious preparation) rather than simply making divorce harder. Plus: parental alienation, negative gatekeeping, and why the courtroom often can’t fix what’s already been psychologically sabotaged.

If you care about marriage, family stability, and building something that lasts, this conversation is your reality check.

In this episode, Glenn Lawrence and Gia MaCool sit down with Rich Tidwell—the pastor who openly lives and teaches biblical polygyny—to confront one of the most taboo topics in modern Christianity.

This is not clickbait.
This is not shock value.
This is a serious, theological, historical, and cultural conversation the Church has refused to have.

Rich Tidwell breaks down:

• What the Bible actually says about polygyny

• Why Scripture regulates it but never condemns it

• How Greco-Roman culture—not God—shaped modern Christian marriage doctrine

• Why polygyny terrifies modern evangelicalism

• The difference between biblical patriarchy and modern egalitarian marriage

• How sexual shame theology distorted male leadership, desire, and authority

Glenn presses the hard questions most pastors won’t touch.
Gia brings clarity, tension, and the female perspective modern men never hear honestly.

This episode challenges:

• Evangelical “servant leadership” narratives

• Feminized theology around marriage

• The assumption that monogamy = biblical morality

• The Church’s fear of masculine authority and structure

Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation will force you to confront Scripture instead of tradition.

⚠️ This episode is not safe for weak theology, emotional reasoning, or cultural comfort.

Topics Covered

• Biblical marriage vs. church tradition

• Polygyny in the Old Testament and New Testament context

• Why modern Christianity rejects masculine hierarchy

• Sexual shame theology and its consequences

• Authority, responsibility, and covenant

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