You're listening to Boys Don't Cry with Russell Kane, brought to you by Joe.

Hello and welcome to Boys Don't Cry from Joe with me, Russell Kate.

It's where we get blokes together and force them to talk about the things that men wouldn't normally talk about.

Initially, I've got to be honest, I thought this would be an interesting show for blokes to listen to.

Turns out girls are just as interested in hearing how our weird cogs turn.

And every week, I do have male guests, but I also have what I'm calling, although I'm getting stick for it, a lady auditor who will take

the discussion, join in and tell us if we're talking absolute rubbish, if we make macho

assumptions about how the female brain works in relation to some of these blokey things. Anyway,

who's on my panel this week? Comedian, Omar Hamdi, comedian, Alistair Williams, and radio

presenter Georgie Bingham.

Thank you. Hello. Hello, Russell. So how is everyone? I'm very well.

Thanks all. The mood's everyone in? Happy? I'm happy. I'm happy. I'm waking up. I'm drinking

the very nice coffee. Yes. I'm getting in the mode. And you good? You're happy at the moment? up down out of ten how would you say i'm functional good i feel i feel masculine i don't know if that's a good thing

or not i don't know it's a good thing i guess you guys will tell me in a minute masculinity is good okay

the reason this came about in case you're coming to the boys don't cry late is no one is denying

that women have a journey approximately a thousand times harder than men's from the moment

they copped the wrong chromosome right however all i'm saying is do not ignore do not ignore

the tinier journey happening alongside because even though what's happening for women as always body

image media whatever you want to look at, is horrific.

I've got a daughter and I'm scared for, I'm just hoping it's going to be moved on.

However, I think we can agree we know how we would like it to be, right, Georgia.

Yes.

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