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A Strong and Vulnerable Man: Documentary Review of Dealt (2017)
Category: men
Toxic Masculinity is a Ruse
Three manly celebrities demonstrate that toxic and masculinity are not joined at the hip.
Behind Every Good Woman…Movie Review: Fighting With My Family (2019)
Paige's brother Zak shows manliness is more than muscles.
Are Men Like Wine or Do They Have an Expiration Date?
Middle-aged men, stop trying to compete with younger men. They have testosterone. You have...everything else.
Psych, the TV Series: a Prescription for Cynicism
Are you weary of all the social bickering and political unrest? Take a fun break and watch an episode or two of super silly USA series Psych. All eight seasons now available on Amazon Prime. James Roday, Dulé Hill (also co-producers), and a terrific supporting cast entertained fans for eight seasons, until 2014. What about… Continue reading Psych, the TV Series: a Prescription for Cynicism
A Mongolian Father-Daughter Story: Movie Review of The Eagle Huntress (2016)
About the powerful effect a loving, supportive father can have on a girl with a goal.
Exchanging Ideas From Different Viewpoints
The squeaky wheel is telling us to divide ourselves, that we can only socialize with those like ourselves. A conversation between two different men indicates otherwise.
Striking at Perspective: a Cobra Kai Series Review
Image from IMDB. Things are not always what they seem at first. -Daniel Larusso The Karate Kid was a favorite 1984 movie about a scrawny underdog winning a karate tournament and getting the girl. Several sequels and remakes followed (the one starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan was the best). My teenagers are enjoying this… Continue reading Striking at Perspective: a Cobra Kai Series Review
Dads Make All the Difference
A man with the guts to stick it
out and love his family with all he’s got contributes confident men and women to the world.
Jocko Willink Interview, a podcast reccy
http://www.stitcher.com/s Good Sunday listening of a thoughtful man who has led in war, writes book for kids and adults, and owns a manufacturing company. Also: why women should learn Brazilian jujitsu and waking up at 4:30 a.m. every day. He is hopeful about our future and believes in American tenacity and work ethic. Happy Sunday!… Continue reading Jocko Willink Interview, a podcast reccy
