April 2011

Baking in the Wild: How to Make Bannock Bread

by A Manly Guest Contributor

Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Darren Bush. Unless you’ve spent a lot of time in the woods on longer trips, you’re probably unfamiliar with bannock. Bannock is a Gaelic-rooted word that comes from the Latin panecium, which means baked things. Add a thousand years of passing the word from Hadrian’s soldiers to [...]

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5 Tech-Related Ways to Reuse an Altoids Tin

by Brett & Kate McKay

A couple of months ago we did a post on 22 Manly Ways to Reuse an Altoids Tin. That post concentrated on more “classic” DIY projects, like turning an Altoids tin into a survival kit. But there are also some tech-related things you can make with an Altoids tin. So for my last guest column [...]

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Marriage as a Master Mind

by Brett & Kate McKay

A couple of months ago we discussed about the concept of “Master Minds.” If you remember, the idea of Master Minds was popularized by success guru, Napoleon Hill. Hill believed that when two or more minds came together with positive energy, a definite aim, and complete harmony, a “third mind,” was formed. All the participants [...]

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Reminder: Shoe Shine Saturday Is Tomorrow!

by Brett & Kate McKay

Just a friendly reminder that our Shoe Shine Saturday Photo Contest sponsored by KIWI Shoe Care ends tomorrow. Up for grabs is the Ultimate Shoe Shine Kit from KIWI and a pair of Allen Edmonds shoes of your choice, valued up to $350. I have to say, I’m jealous of the man who wins. I’ve [...]

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Bringing Back the Codpiece

by A Manly Guest Contributor

Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Ty Karnitz. Men today have been bringing back many classic things from the past: the hat, old cocktails, shaving with a safety razor…and now it’s time to revive another quintessential piece of manliness: the codpiece. What’s a Codpiece? In the 1500s, men wore hose to cover their [...]

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