Resources
A short shelf rather than a long one, books, podcasts, talks, essays, and practices that men in these circles keep returning to.
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Book
Remaking Manhood
Mark Greene's flagship collection on healthy masculine culture, male isolation, and what it takes to create real friendships between men. The intellectual backbone of the Walking Talking Men movement he later co-founded. Behind this book: Walking Talking Men — walkingtalkingmen.org
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Podcast
Remaking Manhood Podcast
Mark Greene's long-running podcast on healthy masculinity, male friendship, and the cultural patterns that keep men isolated. Co-hosted; conversation-driven; often features Saliha Bava on the relational-intelligence threads. Behind this podcast: [Walking Talking Men](/organizations/walking-talking-men).
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The Little #MeToo Book for Men
A short, practical primer for men on how the #MeToo conversation actually applies to them — without defensiveness, without dismissal. Greene's usual style: clear, plain-language, focused on what to actually do. Behind this book: Walking Talking Men — walkingtalkingmen.org
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The Relational Book for Parenting
Co-authored with Dr. Saliha Bava. A practical guide for parents who want to raise relationally-capable kids — applies the same relational-intelligence frame Greene writes about for men, scaled down for parents.
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The Relational Workplace
Co-authored with Dr. Saliha Bava. Applies relational-intelligence frameworks to teams and leadership. Adjacent to men's work but useful if you're trying to bring this language into your professional life.