The Good Men Project set out to spark a national conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Founded by Tom Matlack in 2009, it started as a book, a film, a series of events. And is now an robust, engaged online community.

Through first-person narratives of and about men, as well as issue-based posts designed to provoke, engage and provide insights, The Good Men Project has become a thought-leader on the issues of manhood and masculinity in these changing times. It celebrates the goodness of men as they are, while also providing readers with a way of examining their own moral compass and articulating the good within themselves. The platform is designed to create a robust and passionate community around the issues of manhood and goodness, and collectively provide a vision of how men can grow and thrive in the future.

There is a growing acknowledgement in our culture that the old tools for measuring manly success aren’t up to the job in our rapidly-changing world. Twenty-first century masculinity—whether you believe it’s in crisis or just going through some overdue growing pains—needs thought leaders, and no media entity is as well-positioned to help define the future of manhood as The Good Men Project, with its diverse, thoughtful collaborators.

Over 10 million people have visited The Good Men Project in the two years since it started. Its success—despite warnings that men don’t read, and that a website for men without scantily-clad women will never fly—is proof the world wants to be a part of the conversation we have started.

The Good Men Project is built around the talent, vitality, and diversity of its growing group of evangelist-contributors, and their distinct and yes, often conflicting voices. Our editorial mission is not to smooth over our contributors’ rough edges. Consistent with Tom Matlack’s original vision, The Good Men Project is here to help you tell your story, to amplify its “raw truth,” and to help you reach a wider audience.

The Good Men Project strives to enable our content contributors to consistently write stories that, in voice and content, would not be published anywhere else. The content is always fresh, personal, and provocative exploration of men, issues that impact men, and what it means to be good in any aspect of manhood. Among the categories it explores are Sex & Relationships, Gender& Sexuality, Ethics & Values, Dads, Families, Sports, Marriage & Divorce, Conflict: War/Prisons/Violence, Social Justice, Education, Business & Work.

We are pleased to announce that The Dr. Vibe Show™ will have some of its podcasts featured on The Good Men Project!! We would especially like to thank all at The Good Men Project for this opportunity!! We would like to thank: Lisa Hickey (Publisher of The Good Men Project. CEO, Good Men Media), Joanna Schroeder (Senior Editor at The Good Men Project) and Cameron Conaway (Social Justice Editor at The Good Men Project) for their outstanding help in making this happen!!

We look forward to helping The Good Men Project grow in a positive direction!!

You can check out featured The Dr. Vibe Show™ podcasts at The Good Men Project by clicking on the following link: http://goodmenproject.com/author/dr-vibe/ . The first podcasts of The Dr. Vibe Show™ that is being featured at The Good Men Project is “Are Some Men Intimidated by Strong Women?”. We would love it if you could take some time to listen and provide your feedback!!

Make sure to visit this site and The Dr. Vibe Show™ featured podcast site on The Good Men Project for more great conversation!!

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God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith,

Dr. Vibe

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