How to get on The ManFlu | Exploring Gender Dynamics, Partnerships & Raising Boys Who Care
Published by Lucy McAfee
You’ve heard of the “ManFlu” — that mysterious illness that somehow hits men way harder than any woman could ever fathom. Well, we’re not handing out tissues. We’re here to talk about the real stuff underneath it: the disconnection, the imbalance, and how we can start to change it. The ManFlu is a metaphor we use to dig into something dee…
The ManFlu | Exploring Gender Dynamics, Partnerships & Raising Boys Who Care runs an interview format. Signals we read: guest name in title suffix; interview language in episodes. Pitch a specific episode idea rather than a description of yourself, reference an episode you have actually heard, and lead with one checkable proof point. Shows at this cadence typically book two to six weeks out.
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Does the The ManFlu | Exploring Gender Dynamics, Partnerships & Raising Boys Who Care podcast accept guest pitches?
The ManFlu | Exploring Gender Dynamics, Partnerships & Raising Boys Who Care runs an interview format, which means guest pitches are realistic. Whether a specific pitch lands still depends on topic fit and how the show is approached.
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You’ve heard of the “ManFlu” — that mysterious illness that somehow hits men way harder than any woman could ever fathom. Well, we’re not handing out tissues. We’re here to talk about the real stuff underneath it: the disconnection, the imbalance, and how we can start to change it. The ManFlu is a metaphor we use to dig into something deeper: the cultural scripts, gender roles, and unspoken rules that keep men sidelined and leave women carrying more than their share of the me
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