Dillan DiGiovanni recommends we say “please” and “thank you” with more intention.
Late bloomer: an interview with transgender author, Matt Kailey
Dillan DiGiovanni was thrilled to interview published author and transgender man, Matt Kailey.
That Time I Fought Over a Parking Spot
Dillan DiGiovanni regrets that he fought with a guy over a parking spot.
Why Are These Men Playing with Trash For A Living? [Video]
Dillan DiGiovanni describes a job that requires men to use both finesse and brute strength to clean trash from trees.
Just Relax: How Men Can Be More Effective Problem-Solvers
Dillan DiGiovanni suggests a more effective way for men to help someone in distress.
Strangers? Wave Anyway!
Dillan DiGiovanni thinks we should wave at strangers more often. Really.
Why Are These Two Navy Dudes Doing a Lip Sync to Frozen? [Video]
Dillan DiGiovanni is curious why they did it, but all that really matters is, it’s awesome.
Skinny Dudes and Big Boys: Stigmatizing Men’s Bodies
Dillan DiGiovanni explores the impact of stigmatizing mens’ bodies.
Watching Pharrell Cry Made Me Cry
Dillan DiGiovanni shares the impact of watching an extremely successful man cry.
Kirsten Dunst’s “Manly” Comment Offends Feminists, Men and More
Dillan DiGiovanni says Kirsten Dunst’s “manly” definition of men is limiting and offensive.
To Be Takei shows George Takei to be more inspiring than we know
Dillan DiGiovanni reviews To Be Takei, a documentary of the inspiring life of actor, George Takei
Can You Contribute without Dominating?
Dillan DiGiovanni suggests ways to contribute to a conversation without dominating it.
Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There!
Dillan DiGiovanni asks, “What happens when you sit with a difficult question or feeling?”
The Power of a Question
Can answering one question help you get your priorities in line? Dillan DiGiovanni says yes.
Spring: The Urge to Move Forward
Dillan DiGiovanni examines the paradox of our urge to move forward while still feeling sluggish from a long winter.
A Dude Walks Into a Bar Alone
Dillan DiGiovanni ate alone in a bar during March Madness and lived to tell about it.