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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2025 · 57 MIN

Why Online Dating Died & the Masculinity Crisis Destroying Relationships | Scot McKay

from The Mature Male · host Wes Lambert

Scot McKay is the founder of X and Y Communications and host of the Mountain Top Podcast, which has been a definitive resource for men for 18 years. A four-time top-of-charts Amazon bestselling author and dating coach, Scot has helped over 300,000 people worldwide navigate relationships and dating alongside his wife Emily. Together they've traveled to over 110 countries and have been featured by over 400 media outlets including Forbes, Men's Health, and the Wall Street Journal.Main Topics Covered:The Death of Online Dating - Why dating apps have completely failed and what's replacing them in 2025Post-COVID Relationship Crisis - How lockdowns created a generation of selfish, transactional daters who've lost basic social skillsThe Masculinity vs Femininity Debate - Why these are the building blocks of sexual attraction, not social constructs or "toxic" conceptsReal-World Dating Solutions - Practical alternatives to apps including speed dating, dinner parties, and face-to-face interactions that actually workResources:-Find Scot's work at mountaintoppodcast.com

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