EP. 1 - Never Too Little, Likely Too Late

EP. 5 - Why I Belong to the Most Misunderstood Breed of Sigma Males (Explained)

After some pushback regarding my self-identification as a sigma male, I attempt to clarify my status, justify my behavior, and introduce a lesser-known subtype: the coyote sigma.

EP. 4 - I Missed My 10K Deadline & Almost Got a Face Tattoo

I made a deal: 10K TikTok followers by my birthday or I get a face tattoo. I didn't hit 10K. In this episode, I talk about: - writing a feature film in "isolation" - why the algorithm punishes real artists - stoicism, delusion & staying creative without success - and whether I honored my vow

EP. 3 - The Harsh Realities of Modern Dating for Amateur Male Creators

In the third episode of What's My Deal? (recently described as a "self-mythologizing, meta comedy podcast hosted by a self-absorbed actor-poet whose life is a dumpster fire), our host addresses the harsh realities of dating as an amateur male creator and why they're not so bad. Featuring actor Andrea Laing, comedian Powell Mansfield & adult entertainer Rio Rain. "Expect subtext-heavy humor, creator-culture parody and plenty of accidental honesty as ego, art & intimacy? collide in a bizarre, yet all too familiar, comedic universe." - the host's godson Dougie (who, much to the host's chagrin, has already published two works of fiction "Keywords: comedy podcast episode, satirical character comedy, YouTube comedy, dating as a creator, cringe comedy, storytelling podcast, meta narrative humor, comedic universe series." - ChatGPT

EP. 2 - In Search of Male Friendship Ft. Impromptu Guest Justin Miles

In the 2nd episode of the podcast What's My Deal? w/ Alex McKelvey, host Alex McKelvey addresses the male friendship recession, something he's surprised to learn may affect him personally.#whatsmydeal #maleloneliness #comedypodcast

EP. 1 - Never Too Little, Likely Too Late

In the premiere episode of What's My Deal?, Alex explores why it took him so long to start a podcast and discloses how he broke his jaw in acting class. (Clarification: he doesn't need acting classes. His enrollment is mostly just a symbolic gesture - a way of affirming his commitment to the art of living onscreen.)