You've stopped someone carrying a large amount of drugs.

He's just a teenager. He's exhausted, scared, not giving you his name, where he's from or where he's going.

He's broken the law, but maybe he really needs your help.

So how'd you get him talking?

If you think you could be a regular or volunteer police constable, such

Met careers, change needs empathy. Change needs you.

Today's episode of the men's room is proudly sponsored by Moveember.

Now this podcast as many of you may know has been an opportunity for both me and

Tom as well as our guests to discuss some of the most challenging

moments in all our lives. For both of us as well as our guests and hopefully

our listeners we see the men's room as a safe space to shed some

lights on the importance of men's health, both physical and mental. With that in

mind we are absolutely thrilled to be partnered with Mo Vember. We are working throughout the entire year to

advocate for change for more government action around men's health issues. It is time to rethink men's health. We all have partners,

fathers, brothers, sons and mates that we all love.

And the benefits of ensuring they are healthy, both physical and mentally mentally will ripple through relationships. Families and

communities. When we neglect men's health we all feel it. Too many men are dying too young

and from largely preventable causes.

Movemba is so much more than a month fundraiser.

And here at TalkSpot, we stand beside Movemba

to help advocate for change. Elfie men make a happier society for everyone.

If you want to learn about the real face of men's health and be part of the solution,

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