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The Mating Grounds Podcast Tucker Max and Dr. Geoffrey Miller
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- Health & Fitness
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4.2 • 305 Ratings
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The Mating Grounds Podcast is a collaboration between #1 bestselling author, Tucker Max, and renowned evolutionary psychologist, Professor Geoffrey Miller, to teach men how to be successful with women, dating and relationships.
Through discussions and interviews with the worlds leading experts in human sexuality, psychology, animal behavior, genetics and behavioral studies, they explain in clear and actionable terms precisely what men need to know about sex, dating, relationships, and women, and how to improve yourself in all of those areas.
Plainly put: this is the advice that men wish they had heard when they were 16, that teaches them all the important lessons about sex and dating they are desperate to learn.
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What To Do After You're Done With The Mating Grounds Episodes
If you're a big fan of The Mating Grounds, the best place for you to go is The Art Of Charm and listen to Jordan's archived podcast episodes.
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Helping Joe, The Last Episode
Tucker Max, Nils Parker, and Charlie Hoehn talk about the end of the beginning for Joe and what he needs to do moving forward to improve his life, including how to find a good therapist.
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Helping Joe, Episode 48
On this episode of Helping Joe, Nils and Charlie help Joe develop more empathy for the women he is seeing, explain to him why Tinder is not the best place for to spend his time finding dates, and give him examples of how to test and execute good ideas at his job.
This episode was sponsored by Athletic Greens, the best whole foods green supplement out there. Go to athleticgreens.com/mate to get 50% off your first order.
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Helping Joe, Episode 47
This week on Helping Joe, Nils and Charlie talk with Joe about his health, why his energy is so low and what to do to get better. They also talk about gratitude & gratefulness (Joe doesn't have any) and the first week of his new job.
This episode was sponsored by Athletic Greens, the best whole foods green supplement out there. Go to athleticgreens.com/mate to get 50% off your first order.
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Helping Joe, Episode 46
In this episode, Nils and Charlie talk with Joe about his new job and the improvements he made (with Charlie's help) to his interviews that resulted in job offers.
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Helping Joe, Episode 45
This week on Helping Joe, Charlie and Nils continue to help Joe on his job hunt and go over five of his recent interviews, including what he did right and wrong and how to make big improvements in talking to potential future employers. They also talk about common interview questions and having good body language. Towards the end of this episode they talk about the end of his last medium term relationship.
This episode was sponsored by Athletic Greens, the best whole foods green supplement out there. Go to athleticgreens.com/mate to get 50% off your first order.
Customer Reviews
This advice WORKS.
I don’t know what your opinion on Tucker Max is, but if you don’t mind him then this podcast (along with their book) is an invaluable tool for you to use incorporating into your everyday life.
Geoffrey can get lost in the weeds sometimes and Tucker seems to be using this as an outlet to brag. However I found the info Geoffrey said fascinating more often than not and MOST of the time if Tucker is telling us about a woman he hooked up with it is to illustrate an important point.
And I can say that following their advice has worked for me, but you do have to put it into practice. It’s not hard and the advice that they give and suggestions they make are so easy to implement. Listen to this podcast and read their book. They are both amazing resources.
Idiots
As a woman, I can’t possibly recommend that any males listen to thi garbage. These kids have been polluted by the destructive misogynist nature of the culture. Ugh. And they sound stupid to boot.
Chore to listen to
There is some genuinely good actionable advice in here but the host is insufferable. He is completely in love with himself and he's constantly interjecting just to remind us how high his IQ is, and how he does crossfit, and BJJ and sleeps with 3 girls a day. Also I am not a scientist but some of the "science" they talk about sounds dubious and it has a lot of critics so it kind of has to be taken with a grain of salt. And maybe it's just me but I do not find Joe relatable at all, and I have a feeling most of the people who actually need a show like this don't either.