"How To Talk Men's Issues on Reddit" with Matthew Hodges of the Subreddit r/mensLib
I have long been a fan of Reddit’s MensLib subreddit just for things like their confidant and direct approach to tackling men's issues in an intersectional way and their constant and hardworking mods team. So I was super happy to talk to Matthew Hodges, the founder of MensLib on Modern Manhood to have a long discussion about why he wanted to start MenLib, the values and foundations of that community, and his own personal life. And as usual, we talked a lot so this will be in two parts.