Angus Pyke

The Reclaimed Man

Society EN ↓ 3 episodes

You don't need to be fixed. You need the interference removed. The man you're looking for is already in there. Maybe you built the life — the business, the income, the family — and you're standing on top of it wondering why it doesn't feel like you thought it would. Or maybe the dream you carried in your twenties went quiet somewhere along the way. You told yourself that letting it go was just being realistic. Mature. Sensible. Either way, you've stopped reaching. And part of you knows it. The Reclaimed Man is hosted by Angus Pyke — a man who walked through crippling anxiety and a stage four c...

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Angus Pyke

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Ep 3 - Why Nothing You Achieve Ever Feels Like Enough 06.07.2026 28:35

For forty years I ran on a sentence a ten-year-old boy heard from his mother. It became an operating system. Prove yourself. Prove it again. Earn the right to be loved. It produced a lot. It nearly destroyed me too. In this episode I want to make a claim: you are unconditionally worthy, and nothing you achieve or fail at changes that. Then I want to go deeper — because that claim on its own...

Ep 2 - Why You Drink Every Night — And It's Not About The Alcohol 20.06.2026 28:29

Life can be hard. I get it. Work that matters. People who depend on you. A family you love. It's a lot to carry — and most days you carry it well. So most evenings — almost before you've decided to — you reach for a beer. Turn on the sport. Pick up your phone. You've earned it. There's nothing wrong with switching off. And there isn't. That's the thing. But somewhere underneath t...

Ep 1 — I Had Stage 4 Cancer and Crippling Anxiety. Here's What It Taught Me. 08.05.2026 46:12

Dublin Airport. August 2022. One of the proudest moments of my life — watching my son play at the World Championships — and my first panic attack hits out of nowhere. That was the beginning of two years I didn't see coming. Debilitating anxiety. Intrusive thoughts. A stage four prostate cancer diagnosis with metastases in my pelvis. And one idea that held me together through all of it:...