Guyset

Josh Felgoise built Guyset around a straightforward idea: create a space for genuine conversations about modern manhood that doesn't veer into either toxic masculinity territory or hollow self-help platitudes. The podcast covers dating, careers, emotional intelligence, and personal growth through weekly episodes that run about 25 to 35 minutes each, making them easy to fit into a lunch break or short commute. The shorter runtime is a deliberate choice. Josh keeps things focused rather than letting conversations meander for two hours. Each episode usually centers on a specific theme, whether that's navigating a breakup, dealing with imposter syndrome at work, or building better friendships as an adult. Guests include therapists, dating coaches, career advisors, and other men sharing their own experiences with vulnerability and growth. With about 140 episodes released since 2023, the show is still relatively young but growing steadily. The audience is mostly guys in their twenties and early thirties who are past the point of wanting to be told what masculinity should look like and instead want practical tools for becoming the version of themselves they actually want to be. Guyset fills a gap that a lot of guys don't realize exists until they find it. The podcast isn't trying to redefine masculinity or start a movement. It's just having the kind of conversations that guys often wish they could have with their friends but don't know how to initiate. Josh approaches every topic with curiosity rather than authority, which makes the whole thing feel more like a conversation with a thoughtful friend than a lecture from a life coach.