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Critic and journalist writing and podcasting about masculinity, wellness, bro-science and climate.
20+ Year Activist & Environmental Health Expert. Author of CLEANING HOUSE (HarperCollins).
Director of Young Men Research Project, quoted in NYT, Atlantic, CBC, Vox, bylines in The Atlantic, Rolling Stone and MarketWatch. I write about Gen Z and young men, digital masculinity and internet nihilism, prediction markets, and more.
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