Pulitzer Prize winner Junot Diaz talks about learning from the negative example of his “stereotypical jerk-off irresponsible abusive womanizer” dad, the painful lessons of his own infidelity, and the ritual of getting clipped…by his barber.
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He Talks To Angels (‘He’ being me, and the Black Crowes’ Steve Gorman being the ‘angel’, singular, for answering way too many questions.)
Author and ad guy Mark St. Amant talks to rock legend & sports radio host, Steve Gorman, about life on the road, fatherhood, air-drumming to the Beatles, and puking up tainted Sloppy Joes.
Comic Rob Delaney on Sobriety, Twitter, and Feminism
Comic and Twitter phenom Rob Delaney talks about sobriety, why he is a feminist, naked ladies, honesty, and the finer points of his social network of choice.
Delaney talks sobriety, why he’s a feminist, honesty, and the finer points of his social network of choice.
Adam Cohen and the Warm Shadow of His Legendary Father
Joanna Schroeder interviews musician Adam Cohen about love, success, and the perilous allure of pursuing fame over art.
The Nick Flynn Interview
Tom Matlack interviews Nick Flynn, author of “Another Bullshit Night in Suck City” and “The Ticking Is the Bomb.”
Michael Guglielmo: Family Man, Ex-Con, Savior
After 17 years in prison for eight counts of attempted murder of a police officer, Michael Guglielmo became the country’s most successful bone-marrow recruiter in an effort to save his dying son.
Is Being a Cat Guy Manly? Mark Moll Says Yes
L.A. ad wiz Mark Moll is a football-watching, beer-drinking, pickup-hoops-playing guy’s guy who also happens to be a devoted cat owner. Now more than ever, men are proud to call themselves Cat Guys.
A Conversation With Steve Buckley
After Boston Herald columnist and sports-radio personality Steve Buckley had his “coming-out party”, we talked about the reaction of the Boston sports world, from the fan on the street to the owner of the Patriots.
Behind ‘The Fighter’ With Filmmaker Keith Dorrington
Keith Dorrington left a lucrative career to pursue his love of film. His documentary about a local boxer’s comeback inspired the award-winning feature film “The Fighter.”
Man-to-Man With Russell Simmons
Fresh off the release of his new book Super Rich, hip-hop mogul and entrepreneur Russell Simmons shares the secrets of his success.
Man to Man With Dave Carnie
The editor in chief of the defunct but highly influential magazine Big Brother Skateboarding talks about abusing his penis, the “Jackass” guys, and his first book, “Boob.”
Man-to-Man With Doug Flutie
We catch up with legendary quarterback Doug Flutie to discuss the Capital One Cup, politics, the art of catching a foul ball, and, of course, being a good man.
A Conversation with David Thompson, Writer of ‘The Scottsboro Boys’
Man-to-Man with Dr. Drew
Dr. Drew Pinsky on treating celebrities, his own struggles with codependency, and being confused with Dr. Phil.
Man-to-Man with Todd Mauldin
Todd Mauldin, a bluesman and Good Men Project Magazine contributor, gives better advice than most of the celebrities we interview.
Exclusive Interview with David Kohan
Tom Matlack talks manhood, fatherhood, sexuality (and profanity!) with David Kohan.