Pete Wicks' Man Made

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What does it really mean to be a man today? In Man Made, Pete Wicks sits down with friends, peers and public figures to unpack modern masculinity: the good, the bad and the confusing. They talk openly about the traits that define them, the moments they have got it wrong, and how expectations of men are changing. From vulnerability and relationships to friendship, fame and fatherhood, no topic is off limits. These conversations are not just for men, but for anyone who wants to better understand them. A place for real conversations about who we are, who we want to be, and how we get there. If you ever need mental-health support or want to talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope to find services in your area.

  1. DJ Fat Tony: Recovery, Chaos & Forgiving My Attacker

    VOR 23 STD.

    DJ Fat Tony: Recovery, Chaos & Forgiving My Attacker

    Pete welcomes legendary DJ and cultural icon DJ Fat Tony to the Man Made studio. From growing up in Battersea with a dominant father to becoming one of the most recognisable figures in global nightlife, Tony reflects on a life shaped by chaos, addiction and relentless reinvention. In this episode he opens up about the realities of recovery, the long process of confronting learned behaviours, and why getting sober didn’t automatically fix everything. Tony talks honestly about addiction in all its forms, the mental noise that’s followed him since childhood, and the work it’s taken to finally feel comfortable in his own skin. Tony also shares the impact of being violently attacked while DJing in Margate, how he processed the trauma that followed, and why forgiveness rather than revenge ultimately gave him peace. Tony’s Full Fat Season 9 events are running across London with dates until April 2026. If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk), where you can find links to services across the UK. We’d love you to join the conversation – follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok. Content Warning: Addiction, Violence, Homophobia Producer - Connor GaniSenior Video Producer - Elena CottonCamera Operator - Garry BrownSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager - Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Finn RyanHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    50 Min.
  2. Chris McCausland: Men Hide Behind Productivity

    4. MÄRZ

    Chris McCausland: Men Hide Behind Productivity

    What if the thing men are praised for most, is also the place they hide? Pete Wicks welcomes comedian and Strictly champion, Chris McCausland, for one of the most honest conversations we’ve had about modern masculinity. In this episode, Chris challenges the idea of strength, opens up about responsibility, and questions whether being “productive” is always the same as being present. From role models and resilience to fatherhood and fear, this is a conversation about the pressures men put on themselves, and the stories they tell to cope. Join the conversation on Instagram and TikTok via @manmadepod. If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope [www.hubofhope.co.uk] where you can find links to services across the UK. Producer - Elly Lazarides Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton Camera Operator - Garry Brown Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    35 Min.
  3. Jameela Jamil: Are We Failing Young Men?

    25. FEB.

    Jameela Jamil: Are We Failing Young Men?

    Pete is joined by writer and activist Jameela Jamil for a conversation about masculinity, empathy and why so many young men feel lost today. From the rise of online role models to the pressures boys face growing up today, this episode explores what happens when men are raised to suppress emotion rather than understand it. Jameela shares her perspective on why anger often replaces vulnerability, how boys are taught what not to be instead of what to become, and why responsibility, friendship and emotional expression matter more than outdated ideas of strength. They also discuss platonic relationships between men and women, the male loneliness epidemic, the importance of physical and emotional outlets, and why accountability and collaboration between the sexes may be key to building a healthier future for everyone. If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk), where you can find links to services across the UK. We’d love you to join the conversation, follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok. Producer - Elly Lazarides Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton Camera Operator - Garry Brown Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway Production Assistant - Emily Spungin Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls Executive Producer - Finn Ryan Head of Production - Cat Moran Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    35 Min.
  4. Tom Davis: Breaking the Alpha Stereotype

    18. FEB.

    Tom Davis: Breaking the Alpha Stereotype

    Pete sits down with Tom Davis, BAFTA winning comedian, writer and actor. From dismantling the myth of the ‘alpha male’ to navigating anxiety, burnout and sobriety, this episode explores what happens when the man the world expects you to be doesn’t match how you actually feel inside. Tom opens up about fatherhood and responsibility, the role humour has played in masking vulnerability, and why intention (not image) is what really defines a good man. Tom’s Spudgun 2026 tour has officially begun, with dates up and down the country all year long. If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk), where you can find links to services across the UK. We’d love you to join the conversation, follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok. Producer - Connor GaniSenior Video Producer - Elena CottonCamera Operator - Garry BrownSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager -Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Finn RyanHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    51 Min.
  5. Professor Green: Vulnerability and the Journey to Self-Understanding

    11. FEB.

    Professor Green: Vulnerability and the Journey to Self-Understanding

    Pete sits down with musician, rapper and mental health advocate Stephen Manderson (better known as Professor Green). From what it really means to be “a work in progress”, to why anger so often replaces emotion in men, this episode explores accountability, shame, grief, fatherhood and the lifelong search for feeling safe in your body. Stephen speaks candidly about his upbringing, loss, neurodivergence, addiction, and the impact becoming a father has had on how he shows up for himself and others. Heavy at times but hopeful throughout, this one will stay with you long after it ends. Content Warning: Suicide, Addiction If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk), where you can find links to services across the UK. We’d love you to join the conversation, follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok. Producer - Connor GaniSenior Video Producer - Elena CottonCamera Operator - Garry BrownSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager -Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Finn RyanHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

    45 Min.

  6. 21.11.2025

    Keir Starmer: Grief, A Distant Father, and What Really Makes Him Angry

    For Men’s Mental Health Month, Pete went to Downing Street for a very special one-off episode to interview the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Luckily for Pete, they did let him through that iconic black door to put a few questions to the man in charge of running the country.   The bad language may be gone, but Pete’s Big One is here to stay, and Sir Keir opened up about his role models, challenging relationship with his dad, how he’s doing things differently with his own children, and what really makes him angry.   Maybe you voted for him, and maybe you didn’t - but either way, this isn’t an ordinary interview with the prime minister so give it a listen and enjoy.  Man Made will be returning for a second series in the new year, but while you wait we’d love you to join in the conversation, to do so follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok.  Thank you to Prostate Cancer UK for sponsoring this episode.  Men’s lives shouldn’t be left up to chance, so search “check your risk” now or visit prostatecanceruk.org/manrisk The 30-second Risk Checker Tool gives you tailored information about your risk that can help you have a conversation with your GP about getting tested. For Biscuit Jim    Lead Producer – Elly Lazarides   Executive Producer – Geoff Jein     For Bauer Media Group:   Director of Photography - Ben Warburton  Senior Video Producer - Elena Cotton  Executive Producer – Finn Ryan  Head of Production – Cat Moran   Chief Creative Officer –  Lucie Cave

    28 Min.

  7. 23.07.2025

    12. Sam Thompson: Role Model Marvin Humes, Match Ball Mission, and Why Pete Should Play Padel 

    For the last episode of this series, there was only one guest that Pete could invite on. His best friend, business partner and podcast co-host Sam Thompson.  In this honest conversation, Pete and Sam put joking aside and talk seriously about self-esteem and getting out of ‘a pickle’. Listen now to find out whether Sam will crack Pete’s tough exterior to find out whether or not he does have a goey centre.    If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK.  We’d love you to join in the conversation, to do so follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok    For Biscuit Jim   Lead producer – Elly Lazarides  Talent Booker – Lana Webb  Assistant Producer – Beth Linnell  Executive Producer – Geoff Jein    For Bauer Media Group:  Social Media Producer - Serena Bhardwaj  Lead Video Producer Editor - Greg Stocks  Camera Operator and Edit Assistant - Owen Nosal  Head of Video – Edie Jefferys  Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave

    43 Min.

  8. 16.07.2025

    11. Sam Ryder: Pride, Gratitude and Golden Retriever Energy

    This week, Pete is joined by Singer-songwriter Sam Ryder, to chat about the importance of delusion, and how finding fame and success relatively later in life has shaped Sam’s world view.   While Sam may not know a huge amount about football, he does know a thing or two about an attitude of gratitude that has given him a reputation for being one of the nicest, happiest men in British music.   If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK.   We’d love you to join in the conversation, to do so follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok    For Biscuit Jim   Lead producer – Elly Lazarides  Talent Booker – Lana Webb  Assistant Producer – Beth Linnell  Executive Producer – Geoff Jein    For Bauer Media Group:  Social Media Producer - Serena Bhardwaj  Lead Video Producer Editor - Greg Stocks  Camera Operator and Edit Assistant - Owen Nosal  Head of Video – Edie Jefferys  Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave

    45 Min.
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What does it really mean to be a man today? In Man Made, Pete Wicks sits down with friends, peers and public figures to unpack modern masculinity: the good, the bad and the confusing. They talk openly about the traits that define them, the moments they have got it wrong, and how expectations of men are changing. From vulnerability and relationships to friendship, fame and fatherhood, no topic is off limits. These conversations are not just for men, but for anyone who wants to better understand them. A place for real conversations about who we are, who we want to be, and how we get there. If you ever need mental-health support or want to talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope to find services in your area.

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