How I learned that men need a greater presence in the world of childcare
How Black Friday Brings Out the Needy and Greedy in All
November 28, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Here’s a glimpse into the madness for all the suckers who were too good and lazy for (or—admit it—afraid of) Black Friday shopping. These ravenous shoppers show you what the holidays are REALLY all about…
Alone on Thanksgiving
November 24, 2012 By 1 Comment
Brandon Ferdig didn’t realize how bleak being alone on a holiday could be, until a quirky schedule caused it to happen to him.
Justice Going to Pot
November 20, 2012 By 1 Comment
Our Minnesotan boys in blue have been caught green-handed pulling some peculiar police work.
Life at a Funeral
November 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
“A tree doesn’t rid itself of its rings.” Brandon Ferdig is shaken by the death of his grandmother, and chooses to remember how her life connected with his.
Today’s call: “The two things people feel most strongly about are identity and morality.”
June 15, 2012 By 3 Comments
On today’s call, we talk about why the discussion of ‘good men’ leads us down the path of some very provocative topics.
Be Present to Win
June 3, 2012 By Leave a Comment
You have to be present in order to win at life. Seven years sober, Brandon Ferdig is grateful to the people who have been there for him.
Lust in Translation: Every Woman Is Horny in Her Own Way
February 28, 2012 By 87 Comments
Brandon Ferdig responds to Noah Brand.
The New Bigotry
February 21, 2012 By 20 Comments
Brandon Ferdig gets a deeper look into the dangers of ideologism after a heated dinner table debate.
From Rome to WWII: The Shift From Masculine to Feminine Power
November 8, 2011 By 19 Comments
Feminine and masculine power aren’t exclusive to men or women, Brandon Ferdig writes, and each one needs the other.
White Man, Chinese Women: A Story of Prostitution, Romance, and Celibacy
September 22, 2011 By 60 Comments
On “White Men Who Vote for Romney”
Brandon Ferdig wants to discuss what he thinks is one of more dangerous, race-based articles you’ll read all year.