Geoff Norcott

United.

It's a bit of a niche reference.

You've given the world Sean Bean.

What do you think is something in Sean Bean's acting that is unique and that you appreciate?

He's just from Yorkshire, isn't he?

I mean, that sort of underlines the point.

One of the things that we consider on this show is how men are really feeling, which we'll come to later as the subject of this week's show.

It's a focus we've continued from the first series when we wondered why this country has a minister for women but not for men.

Possibly because ministry for men sounds like a nightclub on Canal Street.

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And a bloody good one.

However, to this government's credit, they did, under Health Secretary Wes Streeton, bring in the first ever men's health strategy.

All I'll say is 2024, the first series of this show went out.

2025, the government take action.

You do the math.

Now, the proper Radio 4 listeners would have rightly noted that I just said math, which is the American usage.

So just for safety and to avoid death threats from retired English teachers, you do the maths...

I would happily concede, however, that women's bodies are more complex than men's.

There are more moving parts.

Men can't get pregnant.