For Mens Day this year I wanted to make a docu-series going into the lives of as many men as I could, with the hope of producing at least 12 episodes. Due to covid and other issues I really only managed to make three this year, and there are some technical issues as it was my first attempt at th documentary format but I do hope you guys enjoy it regardless.

Full playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK58chX3NG4&list=PLBFmrYbV1JrUVP_CeIB7EsAXRXuzs6zf2

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Episode 1: Wyatt the Toy designer, about a young man who designs toys for a living. His story focuses on many of his designs that never got produced and his journey realizing that he doesn't want to spend his whole life doing just one job.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs2iKKH1tlU&t

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Episode 2: Gad the musician, focusing on a man who found he was passionate about music at a young age, but gave it up for ten years to focus on business and trying to be a 'winner'. His music has that chill lo-fi feeling, i highly recommend this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK58chX3NG4&t

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Episode 3: Luke living with autism, focuses on the history of a young man who got diagnosed with autism at an early age, in a time where people weren't as PC as they are today, and all the hardships he faced. Despite not being neurotypical, his struggles to simply find a way to support himself and one day a family really highlights the struggle that men as a whole feel to be the primary provider for a family in a world that has made it increasingly difficult. Luke lives on a different continent from me, so he had to film his segment all on his own.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE_WZPclcj0&t

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hopefully next year I can do even more episodes and get the quality to look and sound more professional, but I do hope you guys enjoy it for what it is. I would appreciate if you share it wherever you could, I would just love to put something out for mens day that people can't say is negative or angry, I just wanted to make something that spreads male positivity and shows the real lives of real men.