In episode 10 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to talk about violence and the media, and raising nonviolent boys. In addition, they discuss Van Halen, Rebecca Solnit, Star Wars, and, yes, Dwayne Johnson (yet again), and the need for a "boatload of education". All this and much more on episode 10.

In episode 09 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to talk about the process of naming their children. In addition, they manage to discuss Tom Cruise, Dwayne Johnson (again), and the Doritos Theory of Cultural Devastation. All this and much more on episode 09.

In episode 08 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss when we feel most manly, inspired by Frank Bruni's essay in the New York Times. In addition, they discuss Finding Dory, Dwayne Johnson, and the influence of media on stereotypes and gender roles. All this and much more on episode 08.

In episode 07 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss men and loneliness, inspired by reading Billy Baker's essay in the Boston Globe. In addition, they discuss farm novels, the planet Introversia, and a new app for men to rival Tinder and Grindr . All this and much more on episode 07.

In episode 06 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss some of the lessons learned about making a marriage work and dealing with all the baggage brought to a relationship. In addition, they discuss dumb household accidents, Downton Abbey, Elle magazine, and Ta Nehisi-Coates . All this and much more on episode 06.

In episode 05 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss the pros and cons of raising children in a particular religious faith and what it means to raise good children. In addition, they discuss film, the mysterious missing episode of the podcast, and a recent book on the masculine mystique of John F. Kennedy. All this and much more on episode 05.

In episode 04 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss what it means to be a man who gives a damn. In addition, they discuss America today, talking about politics with your children, keeping a list of wrongs, and whether it's possible to actually change. All this and much more on episode 04.

In episode 03 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor in chief of [STAND magazine][1], is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss why men avoid getting an annual exam, including concerns about appearing strong or tough. In addition, they discuss instilling traits like confidence and skills to handle emotional breakdowns in your kids. They learn how to avoid a mid-life crisis and consider the documentary film "After Spring", Monocle magazine, Max Porter's book "Grief is the Thing With Feathers", the new Captain America comic, Tim Ferriss and "Tools of Titans", and Pop-Post. and much more.

In episode 02 of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss men, doctors, and getting an annual exam. In addition, they discuss what it is they are attempting to accomplish as parents. They learn what a broken throat is and consider music by Sturgill Simpson, Marc Maron's podcast, and much more.

In the debut episode of the STANDcast Dwayne Hayes, editor of STAND magazine, is joined by Mitch Nobis and Jeff Wenzel to discuss fears, and how to overcome them with authenticity, vulnerability, and the power of music. They admit to their ignorance of "Johnson rods" and other tools, and discuss some recent films, including Fences, La La Land, and HyperNormalisation.