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Joe Sale Manly Shit Goofmeister Hoards of super serious people, downtrodden men and those trembling folks hunkered down in fear of the end of the

Joe Sale Manly Shit Goofmeister Hoards of super serious people, downtrodden men and those trembling folks hunkered down in fear of the end of the

Matt Tager Contributor, Legacy Magazine In an affluent suburb just outside of Atlanta lies a 300-acre estate that holds the Constance P. Merriwether School for

Crawford Hart Guest Contributor I was spending the weekend with my future wife, although had you suggested such to me at the time I’d have

Jerald Raber MDI Contributor Never let the sun go down upon your wrath he said. Bible says it, better obey it. No harsh words should

As always, it’s good to hear from the men on the topic at hand. On any topic, it’s good to go to the collective wisdom

Satraipal Rai Guest Writer It was 1987, and I was a teen and coming into my own. It was a time of insecurity, and I

As always, it’s good to hear from the men on the topic at hand. On any topic, it’s good to go to the collective wisdom

I guess you can’t go wrong married to someone who is part of an organization whose mission is: “To cause greatness by mentoring men to

What’s it like to be married to an MDI man? To be honest, it has always been wonderful being married to Andy – even before

I am thankful that my man, George, is in MDI. Because of that he has made sure that his relationship with his sons is the

As I often tell my coaching clients, they’re looking for the second best man on the planet, because I’m married to the best one. They

Crawford Hart Guest Contributor I realized that as I started writing this … I don’t even remember exactly when, where or how we met. We

It feels amazing to be loved and supported by a man who knows who he is, by a man who stands tall and welcoming, by

Jerry Raber Guest Writer I knew I was hooked that first time Dad and I went up into Michiru Mountain at dusk to the hyena

By Pete Turok “No pulse, no breath.” Those were the words from the police officer at the scene at Home Depot where I watched a