Fifteen men. One room. Every Wednesday.

It's a Wednesday evening. You've come straight from work. There are a dozen or so men in a room at Maslow's, and you've never met most of them.

Naroop opens it up. Each man says what's been on his mind that week. Some say a lot. Some say "pass". Both are fine.

Then we talk. Sometimes about something from the podcast or a live night. Sometimes about whatever came up in the room: work, kids, marriages, parents, money, the things you don't bring up with your mates.

Nobody gives advice unless you ask for it. Nobody's there to fix you. By 8pm you'll have heard another man say something you thought was only you.

Naroop, host of The Dad Project, runs the room most Wednesdays. When he's away, co-founder Nemash Patel runs it.

Who it's for

Men. Dads, men without kids, men in their twenties, men in their sixties.

You don't need to be struggling, and you don't need a reason. Some men come because something's gone wrong. Some come because nothing has, and they'd like to keep it that way. Some simply want to meet good people.

A check-in round. Say as much or as little as you want

• One conversation, led by Naroop
• What's said in the room stays in the room
• No pressure to speak. Plenty of men listen for the first few weeks

You don't need to be a dad to be here.

How It Works

Step 1 Register once.
It's free and takes a minute.

Step 2 Join the WhatsApp group.
We add you after you register. Only we can post in it, but other members can see your number.

Step 3 Tell us when you're coming.
Each week we ask who's in for Wednesday. There are 15 places.

Step 4 Turn up.
Maslow's, 1 Warwick Street, 6:30pm.