How Steve Lattimer inspired me to embrace my barbarian instincts, celebrate my masculinity, and find brotherhood.

J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic awakens the barbarian inside, reminding us to be heroes instead of victims.  

How a dear friend reminds me to eat bad, drink good, and be merry.

The Marine Corps was, is, and will always be a barbarian tribe.

Why 5- Star Recruits like Travis Hunter are choosing Coach Deion Sanders over the wealthy and prestigious schools who court them.

My best friend was a barbarian who lived on the edge and died being free. Here’s what he taught me about life, love, and immortality.

Bullied in the 7th grade, I decided to join a predominantly black football team with kids who didn’t attend my predominantly white school.

In one of history's greatest Shield Walls, Charles "the Hammer" Martel's Franks remind us that fellowship isn’t free.

The Navy Football brotherhood is like a candle you can’t extinguish. No matter how many decades blow by, the candle remains lit.

On Veteran’s Day, I remember the men who fought in the worst battle in human history: The Battle of Verdun.

When I asked about his gym’s mission, he said, “I want a place for the freaks to train!"

When tragedy struck, these young men united in Fellowship and produced a rock and roll masterpiece.

Through sincere actions, we emit our “bat signal” to the world, attracting the ideas, opportunities, and people who resonate.

During my four years on the Navy Football Team, few days demanded more barbarian vigor than Squat-Max day -- known as “Black Monday

When Joe Gibbs became head coach of the Washington Redskins in 1981, he inherited more than a few renegade players, including John Riggins.