Fred Hayward founded Men's Rights, Inc. and a chapter of National Coalition of Free Men and had a radio show called SacraMENshow. He personally went through custody battles over his son.

John Stoltenberg's books include "Refusing to be a Man" and "The End of Manhood." His novel about four young people in the future is "Gonerz."

Mark Sherman, Ph.D. psychologist sings a song he wrote about being a professor, as well as men's and boys' roles, and his 50 year marriage. More of the interview is on Gayle Kimball's YouTube channel.

Scott Huber is the author of “After the Virus: A Surviralist’s Journal” dystopian novel set in 2034 after a global pandemic. He wrote the book before the Covid pandemic.  The novel includes the hero living off the plants and animals in the wilderness, which Huber knows how to do. We also discuss his work as a Chico City Council member, how to get action, and the issue of homelessness. He and his wife are also building a cabin themselves in Wyoming.

https://youtu.be/TgCp36Kt7rI video of this interview

Mountain Maidu elder Lorena Gorbet is  a basket weaver and co-founder of the Maidu Summit Consortium and Board Member. Her group preserves thousands of acres of land in Humbug Valley/Tasmam Koyon and other sites near Lake Almanor in interior Northern California. Her ancestors knew how to keep forests healthy with controlled burning and pruning. She succeeded because she persisted, built a consortium, got grants and lawyers, and appealed to social justice, etc.

Jack Kammer, MSW, MBA, is the author of three books: Good Will Towards Men, If Men Have All the Power How Come Women Make the Rules, and Heroes of the Blue Sky Rebellion (for ages 8 to 23). He discusses bias towards men and his personal history.

Atticus and Sebastan each transitioned from the gender assigned at birth and are learning about cultural differences from each other. They've been married for two years. They both do advocacy work.

Stephen and Susan Tchudi interview Gayle Kimball on their KZFR 90.1 radio show "Ecotopia." She discusses her book "Climate Girls Saving Our World," based on interviews with 54 girls and young women from 31 countries.

Gabriele and Chris both had a previous marriage and children in those marriages. They live in Uruguay.

Haana Edenshaw is an environment activist for Haida Gwaii lands in British Columbia. She started a youth environmental organization, spoke about indigenous issues to the UN, and is one of 15 youth suing the Canadian government for a court-ordered environment plan.