In this mini-episode, Dwayne Hayes, Editor in Chief of STAND magazine, discusses the state of STAND magazine, future plans, and the current crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.

In episode 51 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by his wife, editor & poet Jessica Bomarito, to discuss healing after stillbirth or miscarriage. In September of 2011 Jessica and Dwayne experienced the stillbirths of their twin daughters Tessa and Sabine. Jessica shares how friends and family supported her following the loss, encourages women to experience their grief without putting a deadline to it, and offers suggestions for men who have experienced stillbirth or miscarriage with their partners. All this and much more on STANDcast 51.

In episode 50 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by author and coach Mark LaMaster to discuss his new book "Friday Night Lights for Fathers & Daughters". Mark shares how the book came about and how it can help fathers have meaningful conversations with their daughters about important topics, such as social media, boys, and friendships, all while creating a fun experience together. All this and much more on STANDcast 50.

In episode 49 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by filmmaker Nathan Cheney to discuss his documentary film "A Fatherless Generation". In the film, Nathan explores his difficult relationship with his father after his parents divorced and he was made "man of the house" at 6-years-old. In addition, Nathan discusses how these experiences shaped his view of manhood, and talks about the interviews he did with George Lopez, Terry Crews, and others, for the film. All this, a story about Gene Simmons, and much more on STANDcast 49.

In episode 48 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Jeff Wenzel and Mitch Nobis to discuss sports and kids. They talk about how their kids got involved in sports, what they hope they gain from the experience, and concerns about the importance society places on athletic achievement along with equating athleticism with masculinity. In addition, they envision a new basketball league, discuss hotdogging and taunting opponents, and mention the best collegiate fight song in the country. All this and more on STANDcast 48.

In this mini-episode, Dwayne Hayes, Editor in Chief of STAND magazine, discusses the need to support our boys to develop partners & friends who inspire good and who aspire to live lives of fullness, joy, and integrity.

In episode 47 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by guest John Francis to discuss Fathers Eve, an event John started several years ago to celebrate dads and fatherhood. John discusses how Fathers Eve got its start, shares the 5 rules of Fathers Eve, and invites listeners can join an event this June. All this and much more on STANDcast 47.

In episode 46 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by guest Christian Paasch, founder of the Virginia chapter of the National Parents Organization, to discuss shared parenting or shared custody, his experience with the courts, and what states are doing to ensure children have more time with each parent following a separation or divorce. In addition, Christian talks about the work of the National Parents Organization and shares some advice for parents going through the process of ending a relationship. All this and much more on STANDcast 46.

In episode 45 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by guest Justin Lioi, a men's therapist in Brooklyn, to discuss the emotional lives of men, why we tend to stuff our emotions down, and the consequences for doing so. In addition, Justin describes ways to help men understand their emotions better and encourages us to become curious about the things that make us defensive. All this and much more on STANDcast 45.

In episode 44 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Jeff Wenzel and Mitch Nobis to discuss adoption. Mitch shares his story of adopting two black boys and leads us through the adoptive process, while also sharing some tips for those considering adoption. In addition, Mitch discusses the differences between domestic and international adoption, shares the story of a "disrupted" adoption, and references Chuck D, Bob Mould, and the Avengers. All this and much more on STANDcast 44.