Man-to-Man Interviews — The Good Men Project

Man-to-Man with Reid Maki of the Child Labor Coalition

October 18, 2012 By Cameron Conaway Leave a Comment

Cameron Conaway sits down with Reid Maki to discuss child labor exploitation and how responsible consumers can bring change.

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Man-to-Man With Cage-Fighting Poet Cameron Conaway

October 17, 2012 By Rannoch Donald Leave a Comment

Rannoch sits down with Cameron Conaway, the “Warrior Poet” to discuss how the former MMA fighter became impassioned about ending Human Trafficking.

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Father-to-Father With Andrew Ference

October 15, 2012 By Showtime: Mr. Motivation (Radio Personality and Blogger) Leave a Comment

Radio personality Showtime sits down with NHL defensive legend, and Stanley Cup winner, Andrew Ference to talk man-to-man about fatherhood, success, sports and recycling.

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Man-to-Man With Poet Joseph Millar

September 20, 2012 By Cameron Conaway Leave a Comment

Cameron Conaway sits down with blue-collar poet Joseph Millar, who writes about the lives of “people with grease on their hands.”

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Man-to-Man With UFC Superstar Rich Franklin

August 13, 2012 By Cameron Conaway Leave a Comment

Cameron Conaway sits down man-to-man with UFC superstar Rich Franklin about religion, the causes close to his heart and how he became a world famous MMA fighter.

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Man-to-Man with the World’s Leading Sandbag Training Expert Josh Henkin

July 30, 2012 By Cameron Conaway 2 Comments

Cameron Conaway talks to Josh Henkin about how sandbag training, entrepreneurship and dispels some myths about fitness training.

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Jamal Simmons on Being a Good Man in Politics

July 10, 2012 By Andrew Cotto Leave a Comment

Andrew Cotto talks man-to-man with political analyst Jamal Simmons about the greatest social problems facing America, President Obama’s legacy, and what it takes to be a good man in politics.

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Man-to-Man with Author and Self-Publishing Guru J.J. Hebert

July 4, 2012 By Cameron Conaway Leave a Comment

Cameron Conaway talks with author J.J. Hebert about the changing nature of books.

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Man-to-Man with USA Judo Champion and Future Olympian, Nick Delpopolo

June 26, 2012 By Cameron Conaway 7 Comments

Cameron Conaway picks Nick Delpopolo’s brain on judo, friendship and leading a balanced life.

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Man-to-Man with lawyer-turned author Clifford Garstang

June 23, 2012 By Cameron Conaway 1 Comment

Cameron Conaway sits down with Clifford Garstang to discuss life, law, inspiration, and now, writing.

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Man-to-Man with Tai Chi master and author Arthur Rosenfeld

June 12, 2012 By Cameron Conaway 4 Comments

Cameron Conaway sits down with Arthur Rosenfield to discuss Tai Chi and what’s next for this modern-day monk.

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Adam Cohen and the Warm Shadow of His Legendary Father

June 10, 2012 By Joanna Schroeder 1 Comment

Joanna Schroeder interviews musician Adam Cohen about love, success, and the perilous allure of pursuing fame over art.

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Man-to-Man with Animated American Producer Bill Schultz

May 17, 2012 By Savas Abadsidis Leave a Comment

Savas Abadsidis sits down with animation producer Bill Schultz to discuss baseball, entertainment, and the value of a good father.

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Tony Okungbowa on Music, His New Film ‘Restless City’, and Life as Ellen DeGeneres’ DJ

April 25, 2012 By Joanna Schroeder Leave a Comment

Joanna Schroeder chats with Ellen DeGeneres’ sidekick, Tony Okungbowa, about his new film Restless City, which is the story of a Senegalese immigrant making his way in New York City.

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