In episode 60 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Dr. Dain Heer, author of the book "Return of the Gentleman". Dain discusses his interest in questions about manhood and masculinity. He also talks about what it means to be a gentleman, what it means to honor oneself, and the elements of intimacy. All this and more on STANDcast 60.

In episode 59 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Nashville music producer Tony Brown. Tony got his start in gospel music, was a pianist for Elvis, became president of MCA Records Nashville, and has produced over 100 number-one country songs. Tony talks about his life in music, as documented in a new book, and also discusses a life-changing experience that helped make him a better man. All this and more on STANDcast 59.

In episode 58 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Dan Doty, co-founder of Evryman. Dan discusses his passion for facilitating human connection and how Evryman retreats and wilderness experiences help men to better understand their emotions and purpose. He also talks about healing his relationship with his father after his dad attended a retreat. All this and more on STANDcast 58.

In episode 57 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Josh Bellish, board member at the National At-Home Dad Network. Josh discusses how he got involved in the organization, shares how they support stay-at-home dads, and encourages listeners to attend the upcoming conference in Orlando in September. All this and more on STANDcast 57.

In episode 56 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Justin Birckbichler, founder of the blog A Ballsy Sense of Tumor. Justin discusses his experience with being diagnosed with testicular cancer two years ago, maintaining a sense of humor, and how the experience has changed him. In addition, Justin talks about how to perform a self-exam, and shares the symptoms of testicular cancer to be aware of. All this and much more on STANDcast 56.

In this mini-episode of the STANDcast, Dwayne Hayes, Editor in Chief of STAND magazine, elaborates on the four ways that STAND magazine supports and encourages men to be better men: through permission and acceptance that you are man enough as you are, through offering tools and practices to become better men, by encouraging men to seek out and develop healthy friends and partners in their lives, and by living your purpose and passion in service to others.

In episode 55 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Andy Hill, founder of the blog and podcast Marriage, Kids and Money. Andy discusses how he became interested in personal finance and what he's learned along the way to avoid "lifestyle inflation". In addition, Andy talks about ethical investing, taking a $6000 family vacation for only $300, the Big Give, and "sexy cash flow". All this and much more on STANDcast 55.

In episode 54 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Glenn Ruga, Director of Social Documentary Network. Glenn discusses SDN and the platform he provides for documentary photographers around the world to tell their important stories. In addition, Glenn defines "documentary photography" and they discuss ZEKE magazine and the importance of this work in an era of "post-truth" and "fake news". All this and much more on STANDcast 54.

In episode 53 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by GirlTalkHQ founder Asha Dahya. She talks about her mission to share inspiring stories about women and how men can support equality and be better allies. In addition,we discuss her important upcoming documentary series "Life at All Costs: Beyond Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life". All this and much more on STANDcast 53.

In episode 52 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by author & men's coach Rick Belden to discuss expectations placed on boys to conform to a stereotypical view of masculinity and what it means to be a highly sensitive man. In addition, we discuss his creative work and poetry based on dreams about Iron Man, and learn about his coaching work with men. All this and much more on STANDcast 52.