Swole

From a Washington Post critic and self-described meathead, this audiobook offers a witty and insightful exploration of male body image and masculinity, weaving together history, culture, memoir, and reportage. Using the male body as a lens, Brodeur examines its role across various eras and cultures, from ancient Greece to modern social media, probing the evolving notions of what it means to be a man. With a blend of humor and depth, the work considers how men can embrace self-love while rejecting toxic masculinity and its associated behaviors.