DAY 2: Much of what I have learned or haven’t learned about being a man has been passed down generationally, as is what we’ve come to expect. How else would we learn about what it means to become a man? Interestingly this opens up further questions about how we learn in general. Are we always being set up to become a product of our upbringing and environment? Or is there scope to change direction and create a brand new version of ourselves and subsequently and for the purpose

Or do they? In my experience not so much, at least not about the important things - being able to open up and say; hey, I'm struggling today or my girl's mad at me (for all those Madness fans out there)...and I don't know what to do or how to help her. Having attended a meaningful event for men at the Exchange - Twickenham last weekend, I borrow todays post title; MENtalk from creator; Robbie Bird. Throughout the day of speakers and varied subject themes, it felt connective t

Intensely thinking or simply a result of over-consideration? This is an interesting subject matter regarding the arts and being an artist...