Topic: Being Fine

The discussion shifts to the book Being Fine, which features 18 stories of men overcoming rock bottom experiences including bankruptcy, addiction, and loss. The common threads of loneliness and guilt across diverse tragedies highlight the power of shared experience. Poizner compares this to the success of 12-step programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, which rely on community accountability.

The host discusses his contribution to the book "Being Fine," which addresses men's tendency to hide their struggles behind the word "fine." John Davis references a George Carlin routine that critiques "fine" as a flabby, dishonest word. They also discuss the Netflix series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" as an example of how professional comedians view the world through a lens of constant humor.

The hosts preview the evening's agenda, including discussions on dodgy WhatsApp messages, Valentine's Day, and the 90s pop culture segment featuring the Spice Girls. Glenn reports back on binging the first two seasons of the television series Brockmire following a recommendation from the previous week. They also mention the launch of the book Being Fine, which focuses on male mental health.

Johnny Jensen discusses his contribution to the book Being Fine: The Other F-Word, which features stories from 16 male authors regarding mental health struggles. He describes the Zoom launch event and the importance of men sharing experiences with miscarriage, bankruptcy, and loss to break the stigma of silence. The book is presented as a low-barrier tool for men to help friends who may be struggling.

Johnny Jensen discusses his contribution to a new co-authored book titled Being Fine: The Other F-Word, currently available on Amazon. His chapter explores the emotional impact of miscarriages and the importance of considering a partner's perspective during grief. The book features 18 authors sharing relatable stories to help men realize they are not alone in their struggles.

Johnny Jensen introduces a special live stream of the Team Superdad podcast on what would have been his 12th wedding anniversary. He reflects on his failed marriage and discusses his contribution to a forthcoming book titled Being Fine, which features sixteen authors exploring the emotional struggles of men. Jensen notes that the breakdown of his relationship intensified following experiences with miscarriage.