Interviews with changemakers by Gayle Kimball

Professor Paul Nathanson teaches at McGill University in Quebec. He's  written a series of books about misaandry (denigration of men).

Professor Ingólfur Vilhjálmur Gíslason discusses gender equality in  Nordic countries, especially Iceland. He teaches a Men and Masculinities  course, was an advisor for the government's Centre for Gender Equality,  and has written about gender equality in Nordic countries.

Maria Betania Flores and Astrid Rigos are English teachers in Uruguay. They discuss gender issues and feminism for a book on global young feminists.

Nurzhan Estebesova is a feminist, age 25, from Kyrgyzstan. She discusses post-colonial feminism, etc.

Assistant Professor at Portland State University. Founder, Men Against Rape groups in Eugene, Oregon, Washington, D.C., and Manhattan, Kansas. He has published extensively in professional journals from his research in Quantum Scattering Theory, Gender Equity, and Diversity Training Methods. He has served as co-chair of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism (NOMAS) and, as co-chair of th...

Indian journalist Suparna Sharma interviews Gayle Kimball about "Climate Girls Saving Our World," and then Gayle interviews Ms. Sharma about feminism in India.

Lee Mun Wah questions 1. Where and when were you born? 2. What did you learn about becoming a man growing up born poor in the flatlands of Oakland, as a young boy of Chinese descent in terms of being a leader and a man? 3. Your education and career path? Changes you’ve seen in youth, i.e., increasing rates of anxiety and depression, men only 40% of university students. 4. How is your approach to m...

Gayle Kimball, the author of "Happy Marriages: 30 Global Couples Tell Their Stories," is interviewed by Valeria Koopman.  https://fitforjoy.org/valeriateles Video interviews with the couples are on Dr. Kimball's YouTube channel.

Andi Sauer is an English/Gender Studies Senior in NYC's Hunter College.  She co-produces video stories of identity. Unlabeled: https://youtu.be/SFAeayRauSM  Unlabeled Part 2: https://youtu.be/XTnwFkLP4jc Unlabeled Part 2 Panel discussion: https://youtu.be/a25ZcLIxKkY 2021 Unlabeled Part 2 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unlabeledpt2/?hl=en  Right now, I’m working on a series of...

Randy Crutcher, ED.D. discusses men's work. https://enlightenup.biz/  author, psychologist, counselor, personal and professional development  coach and organizational facilitator. He is certified as a Passion Test  Facilitator and Master Trainer working with people around the globe to  help them help others lead lives of passion, purpose and fulfillment. He's the co-author of T...

https://www.nationalcompadresnetwork.org/people/jerry-tello/ podcasts "Healing Generations" 1. Why did you found La Cultura Cura 40 years ago and co-found the National Compadres Network? What happens in the Circulos de Hombres? As Director of Training what do you find works, what do you emphasize? Any differences than other similar programs such as The ManKind Project and EVERMAN? More emphasis on...

Juan David Coronado, Ph. D. discusses Chicano Gender Roles, including Machismo and Marianismo. He's a history professor and the author of From Death Valley to the Río Grande Valley: World War II and Korean War Prisoners of War , 2006 “I’m Not Gonna Die in this Damn Place”: Manliness, Identity, and Survival of the Mexican American Vietnam Prisoners of War, 2013 Mexican American Baseball in South Te...

Radio host Donna Seebo interviews Gayle Kimball about her book "The Mysteries of Knowledge: Interviews with Courageous Scientists." https://delphiinternational.com/donna-seebo-show/ www.gaylekimball.info

Questions for Andrew Smiler 1. When and where born? 2. Messages about how to become a man. Are there significant hormonal and physiological influences or is gender mostly socially constructed? 3. Agree with the focus on the importance of involved fathers a la Farrell, Clay, etc. 4. What led you to become “America’s leading expert on the masculine self?” 5. Why your focus on adolescence? Why the in...

Stephan van de Ven is a Gen Y Dutch group/team trainer and couch who specializes in intercultural learning.

Gordon Clay is a leader in the men's movement and taught workshops on healing the father wound. His website has a multitude of men's studies resources and our interview is on my YouTube channel.  http://www.menstuff.org/frameindex.html

Steve O'Brien discusses the history of Pullin Cyclery, in business since  1918, his community involvement including making Chico bike-friendly,  being on the school board, and being a leader and programmer on KZFR  90.1 community radio. The store has been open since 1918. The photos he discusses can by seen on Gayle Kimball's YouTube channel.       &nbs...

Ashanti Branch, a former math teacher, is the founder of the Ever Forward Club in the San Francisco Bay Area. The program successful motivates boys of color to live up to their potential. Most go on to college, trade schools, etc. Materials are available to start similar clubs. https://everforwardclub.org/#overview  Check out his Million Mask Movement and post yours. https://everforwardclub.o...

Daniel Ellenberg, Ph. D. is therapist and President of the American Psychological Association's division on Psychology of Men and Masculinities. He and his wife Judith Bell are the authors of "Lovers for Life" and "Mastering the Art of Success." https://www.thefoundationsofwellbeing.com/expert/daniel-ellenberg

Boysen Hodgson is the communications director for The Mankind Project. It provides weekend initiations and support groups for thousands of men in 25 countries. This is what I asked him: 1. As a boy, what and how did you learn about becoming a man? Young men tell me it’s mostly don’t be a …… Men’s movement leaders emphasize the harm of father absence. 2. Your education and career path. Why are more...

Happy Marriages: 30 Global Couples Tell Their Stories available from www.gaylekimball.info/bookstore · 30 couples from around the world reveal how they resolve disagreements and stay happy. · Experts teach their techniques for solving conflicts. · Learn to create lasting satisfaction in your relationship, including sexuality. · Includes men’s and women’s perspectives, as well as diverse cross-cult...

Award-winning Shubert's ice cream shop was founded in 1938 by Leonard Shubert. His nephew Charles Pulliam Sr. joined him three years later and bought the business in 1951. His grandchildren Kasey Pulliam-Reynold and Nathan Reynolds run the scoop shop and candy store today, including Kasey's two daughters and her husband. Her 10-year-old granddaughter is starting to help out---the sixth generation....

Rob Fanno is the third Mr. Fanno to head Fanno Saw Works. His grandfather, A.A. Fanno, invented the pole saw to remove branches from his almond orchard. The store sells cutlery and sharpens tools. 

https://youtu.be/ZaLHVP8ZU3s Susan McNeill Spuhler is a laser engineer and a leader in the US dowsing organization. Dowsing is a tool to focus intuition and "gut feelings." You've probably heard of water dowsing with a forked stick. For more information on dowsing and related topics see www.flagstaffdowsers.com.

Valeria Koopman Tellis, author, podcaster, and healing coach interviews Gayle Kimball about the meaning of life, happiness, and Gayle’s book “Calm: How to Thrive in Challenging Times.” Valerria’s blog is fitforjoy.org/blog