Podcasts about longhairs

This week on Dark Mode, John Coyle and his best friend Casey Fehrnstrom sit down again for a fun brainstorming session. They share ideas for Bud Light ads, chat about kids sledding, and even come up with wearable coolers and penguin-themed marketing. This is packed with laughs and plenty of unexpected twists– From rethinking manly hair ties to imagining Shane Gillis as a beer-loving Uber driver. It's a mix of chaos and creativity you won't want to miss! If you're ready to laugh and maybe even spark a few ideas of your own, tune in to this episode of Dark Mode with John Coyle! Don't miss out — Ad Pitches: Shane Gillis Bud Light Ad, Icemule, and Longhairs. ———————————————————————————————— Connect with Casey Fehrnstrom: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/casey-fehrnstrom-7906a8167/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Emo Brown Media Presents:  Local Love Monday!!! Our weekly series where we sit down and highlight a member/members from the Community… This week, we welcome back the boys from The Longhairs! Chris Healy “El Rubio” &  Lindsay Barto “El Moreno” stop by to recap their EPIC event, The Great Cut 24'   El Compa JLO joins us in the co host chair, so don't sleep on this one!!!! Enjoy!!! #EmoBrownEmpire  #EmoBrown #ThePodcast #LocalLoveMonday --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emobrown/message

Riot on Sunset Strip (1967) AIP Production #6704 Jeff and Cheryl defy curfew and stay up past 10pm to experience Riot on Sunset Strip.Directed by Arthur DreifussWritten by Orville H. HamptonProduced by Sam Katzman for Four Leaf Productions Starring:Aldo Ray as Walt Lorimer Mimsy Farmer as Andrea Dollier Michael Evans as Frank Tweedy Laurie Mock as Liz-Ann Barbrey Tim Rooney as Grady Toss Bill Baldwin as Stokes Anna Mizrahi as Helen TweedyHortense Petra as Margie Schuyler Hayden as Herbie Gene Kirkwood as Flip Pat Renella as Perry Forrest Lewis as Aynsley Ross George E. Carey as Arnow John Hart as Pritchard Dick Winslow as Curtis and "The Longhairs" from Sunset Strip with music by The Standells, The Chocolate Watchband, and The Enemies Produced by Four Leaf Productions for American International Pictures. Stream this movie on Amazon Prime or MGM+.Follow the American International Podcast on Letterboxd, Instagram and Threads @aip_pod and on Facebook at facebook.com/AmericanInternationalPodcast.View the Riot on Sunset Strip trailer here.Our open and close includes clips from the following films/trailers: How to Make a Monster (1958), The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962), I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957), High School Hellcats (1958), Beach Blanket Bingo (1965), The Wild Angels (1966), It Conquered the World (1956), The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971), and Female Jungle (1955)

Bienvenue dans un épisode spécial de fin d'année de Coureur.IO dans lequel on vous amène "Behind the Scene". Aujourd'hui, on lève le voile sur les coulisses de notre podcast, avec vos coach-animateurs qui font la rétrospective des 20 premiers épisodes de la saison 2. On vous avertit, y'a beaucoup LOVE dans celui-ci.

The tractor company John Deere has faced a lot of criticism for the tight hold it keeps over its products. If someone needs to repair their tractor, they've got to do it through John Deere's official channels, which farmers say creates unnecessary hassles. If a problem arises during harvest time, a days-long wait for a sanctioned repair could spell financial ruin. Now, in an effort to stave off lawsuits from right-to-repair advocates, John Deere is making some concessions about repairability. But the move has been criticized by some advocates, who say the company still has to do more to make its products truly accessible. This week on Gadget Lab, we dig into the dirt about John Deere and what the repairability of tractors means for the rest of the gadgets out there. Show Notes Read Lauren's story about John Deere. Follow all WIRED's coverage of the right-to-repair movement. Recommendations Mike recommends the book Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat by Jonathan Kaufmann. Lauren recommends taking the train. Choo choo! Lauren Goode is @LaurenGoode. Michael Calore is @snackfight. Bling the main hotline at @GadgetLab. The show is produced by Boone Ashworth (@booneashworth). Our theme music is by Solar Keys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Camille Rice of Timberdoodle Weims joins us to discuss everything about the Grey Ghost! History of the Weimaraner The ups and downs of the breed popularity Horse breeding into dog breeding Breeding field dogs matched with show dogs Breed characteristics Are Weimaraners "soft?" What is "soft?" Imports and Longhairs and Blues Starting to train your Weim Blood trailing Guiding at the preserves and wild birds Other episode referenced in discussion: 77. Picking the Right Breed w/ Craig Koshyk ---- Support the Podcast: PATREON Gear: STANDING STONE SUPPLY Training Collars: DT SYSTEMS Events: Kamo, Inc. Burt County Bird Bounty Whiskey: Ugly Dog Distillery ---- GDIY LINKS ---- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Ferraro has been blind most of his life. With 25 inches of brown flowing locks, here we call him El Luchador. In a candid moment, Anthony revealed from personal experience how losing your eyesight is like losing a loved one; no matter how hard you wish, or hope or will, you can't ever bring them back. That fact hasn't discouraged him from participating, competing, excelling and winning in a variety of exploits most sighted people haven't considered trying. Which has begged the question over the years…what if he could just see? Listen to this and other profound moments with Anthony Ferraro on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: Eyesight Wrestling Judo Long hair Skateboarding Music Let It Ride with Anthony Ferraro. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

Metal vocalist Wes Horton shares intimate insights on harnessing a biological instrument, heavy metal hair, and being honest with yourself in the pursuit of a career in music. Listen to Massachusetts metal-head and long-haired lyricist Wes Horton on Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: Long hair in metal The secret to the perfect headbang The physical demands of metal vocals Problems with waist-length hair Growing as an artist Confidence to shred *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

In 2021, BMX Pro Ratty Maty knew something was wrong. After months of painful digestion problems and losing weight, he finally learned he had Crohn's disease, which was even causing hair loss. This led him to a crossroads: continue to lose his hair, or cut it and let it grow back stronger? We talk about his life-changing ordeal with Crohn's, hair loss, wins and losses, and mustering the confidence to pull off big tricks with Ratty Maty on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: Persevering through pain Being a lone wolf The decision to cut his hair Strength training and grip strength His BMX setup Confidence Stick the landing, and listen to Ratty Maty on Let It Ride. Bros featured on this episode: El Rubio, El Sicario, and El Garvinski *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

Guys need hair ties too. This eureka moment led a couple of lusciously locked entrepreneurs to a successful pitch on Shark Tank, breaking a Guinness world record, launching a product line, and helping men all over the world embrace their inner Thor. The Longhairs company was born to fill a void in the marketplace and now founders El Rubio and El Moreno are on a crusade to bring “hair whips and high fives” to every man on the planet. They swung by Home Brew Mart to share their incredible story over a couple of beers and the best thing is: you don't need long hair to enjoy. Let it ride!

A longtime regular at The Longhairs HQ, you know Marshall as the Hair Ties For Guys model, actor, and founder of Homebells dumbbells. But now, Marshall Shakro has become someone else. That someone is a singer, musician, and writer of his first-ever single ‘Someone Else'. Listen to him share the depth behind his lyrics in episode 109 of Let It Ride *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

What do you call a man with long, curly hair, pierced ears, and painted nails? Masculine. In this rock & roll interview at the new global headquarters, El Moreno and El Sergioso rap mano a mano about two of the three pillars of our core vision: to inspire confidence and develop masculinity. What you'll hear about: -His unique art and music show -Helping people with art -The importance of showing up -Sergio's inspiring morning routine -How painting your nails can be masculine -Why your masculinity matters as a dad *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

How do you know your hair type? How would you define your personal style? Should you try a hair mask? These and other questions were addressed when Mannered Manes Founder Trav White visited The Longhairs, talking hair, style, business and masculinity, and facing our daily battle with The Resistance. Take a seat in the lounge with The Longhairs and Trav White, the founder of Mannered Manes, on Let It Ride. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

We've had 40 guests on The Longhairs Professional Series, where we interview professional men with lettuce, illustrating success stories and advocating for long hair in the workplace. Each man and his story inspires confidence, and CJ Forse is another standout example. His decorated marketing and entrepreneurial background began with starting two businesses in college, followed by a stint in mechanical engineering. This soon pivoted into marketing analysis at Omnicom and ViTRO, eventually leading to a VP of Strategy position. He left the agency world to co-found The Feel Good Lab, offering natural pain relief alternatives for people fed up with traditional drugs. Exiting his role there, he founded and now operates Vulgar, an agency for ecommerce businesses ready to scale. A snowsports enthusiast living between San Diego and the Eastern Sierra, he and his wife drove from Mammoth Lakes to The Great Cut, inspiring CJ to grow his hair and donate to Children With Hair Loss. He eloquently captured The Longhairs' role in his hair growth journey in this sensational post. And that, dear listener, is how destiny set the table for a remarkable podcast episode with CJ Forse on Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: -Hair journey from awkward stage through donation -When your wife is not super into the long hair -Driving a digital marketing agency -Ups and downs of business ownership -Activities worth remarking on Listen to CJ Forse on The Longhairs podcast. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

Chris Healy, a.k.a El Rubio, is the co-founder of The Longhairs, an e-commerce and lifestyle brand focused on creating a global community for men with long hair. Together with his partner, Chris has created a company with a vision to inspire confidence, develop masculinity, and foster community among guys growing their hair. In this week's episode of Small Business Storytellers, Seth Silvers learns how The Longhairs co-founder Chris Healy started a small business for men with long hair that has turned into so much more than just “hair ties for guys”. Check out Chris Healy and The Longhairs Website - https://thelonghairs.us/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thelonghairs/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/YoLonghairs/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrishealy0701/ This episode was produced by Story On Media & Marketing: https://www.successwithstories.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seth-silvers/message

Sit down by the fireplace with a cup of cheer as we celebrate and reminisce on the holidays with The Longhairs on Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: - The real meaning of Christmas - What each of our guys are doing this holiday season - Some of our favorite holiday films - The best and worst Christmas gifts we've ever received - A rousing debate on the greatest of classic video games *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

Welcome to this episode of Alopecia Life. It's the month of December 2021. Traditionally, across much of the globe, December has been a season of family and friend gatherings and gift-giving. For the first 3 weeks of this month, I'll be doing some of my own gift-giving to Alopecia Life listeners, courtesy of some awesome donors. Over the past 3 seasons, I've collected super cool items from guests who wanted to share with all of you. Everything from cookbooks from Jessica Rose, to headbands from Chris Healy and the LongHairs, headwash from Melissa of C3, and eyebrow tattoos from Jason of My Two Brows, and so much more.  https://alopecialife.ck.pageThis seems like the perfect time to share all of this abundance with you. Throughout the month, I'll be sharing about what is available for the week, and you can sign up at any time for an opportunity to win. Choose your top 3 items between now and December 20th. If you win, I will select one of those items for you and pop it in the mail. Come on over to The Alopecia Life Facebook group to find the link in the show notes or the link in my BIO on Instagram, and remember to check your email for a confirmation. https://alopecialife.ck.pageThis week's giveaways are Headbands from the LongHairs, Children's books from authors who have alopecia and/or have main characters with alopecia like Francie Puts on her Courage by CAP co-founder Betsy Woytovich or My Hair Went on Vacation by Paula Quinn amongst others, and eyebrow tattoos from My Two Brows. I'll also feature those episodes in the comments for the week. I'll contact you in person, and I'll also give winners a shout-out! Listen in each week to hear and watch for what is being offered up. I look forward to hearing and connecting with each of you. Happy December! Thanks for listening.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/deeanngraham)

Why would we interview Rick Fernandez? He's a longhair, an excellent conversationalist, and owner of the best damn cigar lounge in San Diego. El Sicario and El Spencerino sat down with him to find out just what it takes to be successful in business—and in life. Light up a cigar and listen to Rick Fernandez on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: Negative, misdirected stereotypes of longhairs and cigars. The ways cigar culture brings people together. What inspired Rick to open 3N1. How 3N1 survived the harsh lockdowns in California due to COVID-19. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

Drawing from nostalgic pop culture, celebrity, and diverse notions of identity, Regan's art playfully pokes fun at the absurdity of the world around us. Perhaps his long hair complements the absurdity of it all, and perhaps that is why we hit it off so smashingly on Let It Ride; but certainly, you should listen. What you'll hear about: Regan's origins in art Bouncing back from a hiatus to a full-time artist Musings on NFTs and digital artwork The simple beauty of Yardwork SD The journey to long hair and The Great Cut 2024 Join the absurdity on the The Longhairs podcast with professional artist Regan Russell. Meet Regan Russell A San Diego, CA native and firm believer in the beauty of the absurd, Regan creates art that questions and humorously jabs at pop culture, identity, and celebrity. Show notes and how to connect with Regan: https://blog.thelonghairs.us/regan-russell *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

The Shocker is back for round two! He paid us a visit with some electrifyingly big news regarding an upcoming TV appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Apparently we can expect to see a trick that's “been attempted, but never successfully performed” on television…but you'll have to listen to The Shocker on this episode of Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: Behind the scenes of The Mane Event How The Shocker survived the pandemic Injustices in the hair community Why you shouldn't be ashamed to have a hair routine New tricks up The Shocker's sleeve A predicted appearance at The Great Cut 2024 Ride the lightning with The Shocker and The Longhairs on Let It Ride. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

There have been tech issues, setup delays, reschedules and total whiffs, but through the resistance we have always delivered. Here on episode 100 we reflect on memorable moments, guests we've had on the show, and how we've made it this far. Chew some fat with the boys and listen to episode 100 of Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: Memorable episodes of Let It Ride One of the secrets to making it to 100 episodes How can you be successful? A sneak peek at the next product launch What does the future hold for The Longhairs? Show notes: https://blog.thelonghairs.us/episode-100 *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

Zahab Khan actually trips over her hair. Having grown it out for seventeen years, her locks extend to six feet, three inches long—far longer than she is tall. But not for much longer, because on August 26 she will attempt the Guinness World Records title for the most hair donated to charity by an individual. See why she's cutting off 17 years of hair growth with Zahab Khan on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: -Her immense hair length and how she manages it -Why she grew her hair out for 17 years -How she is mentally preparing for the big cut -Why she's donating to Children With Hair Loss -Another Guinness World Records title she's already captured Listen to Zahab Khan, the “Longest Haired Athlete,” on Let It Ride. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss. Learn more at thegreatcut.us

GUEST: AUTHOR: Jonathan Kauffman... Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs and Revolutionaries Changed the Wa We Eat https://jonathankauffman.com/

Fighting in the Sangin Valley, Afghanistan, Jose Mejia has been in some gunfights…but it was his Chamorro culture that led him to grow long hair. He's also leading the charge on the local San Diego Street Team, and will presumably enforce our security detail at the warehouse. We call him El Sicario, and he's letting it ride on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: Marine Corps Amphibious Reconnaissance qualification and training Fighting in the Sangin Valley and Nowzad, Afghanistan What it feels like to be in a gunfight PTSD and blast-induced brain trauma Long hair in Chamorro heritage Extreme ownership Integrity and tenacity *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. Find these and other fine products at thelonghairs.us

Growing his hair and part of the community since 2016, Brian Morehouse describes his personal transformation in losing over 100 pounds, and why he got the bound shears permanently emblazoned on his forearm. What you'll hear about: Going from 240 to 140 pounds at 5’ 6” Growing and maturing as a person Which headwrap yields the heaviest lift Long hair in the WWE, and a spot-on impression of the Macho Man Randy Savage The orientation of his bound shears tattoo You don’t have to be determined by what you look like Listen to Brian Morehouse on The Longhairs podcast. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

Our dear friend and free-flow aficionado Jefferson Jay narrates the wacky and roundabout circumstances under which he met The Longhairs…and how our friendship became a springboard to world history. It’s a story of teamwork and trust. And speaking of trust, don’t miss El Moreno’s infamous “box throw bluff,” as it’s come to be known.

He is our new Fulfillment Specialist, and the most recent addition to The Longhairs’ decorated roster, immediately increasing our average team deadlift and preacher curls. It was no surprise he got the job, if by pure intimidation factor alone. In all seriousness, his approach to earning a position with The Longhairs told us a lot about him, and that same approach—a mix of persistence, patience, humility and authenticity—can be applied to most anything you want in life. That’s why you should crack a cold one with the boys, and get to know El Spencerino on Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: How he got hired at The Longhairs. Lessons learned from a two-year mission. Becoming a professional cosmetologist. Barber shop banter. A sneak peek into El Spencerino’s upcoming blog post. You definitely want to know the guy who’s fulfilling your orders. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

It wouldn’t be 2020 without doing our annual Christmas podcast via Zoom. Cozy up to the fire with a steaming mug of cocoa with El Rubio, El Moreno and El Chuckarino for a Yuletide Let It Ride with The Longhairs. What you'll hear about: The impact of 2020 The Fin & Ink co-lab drop A secret serum delivery from Santa Charlie with hair loss El Evano and El Chuckarino’s battle to the finish El Rubio is a big time Christmas guy Our 20-year New Years tradition A surprise visit from the big man himself *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

And You Thought WE Send A Lot of Emails This week’s guest on The Longhairs podcast is a big time tech guy. Email tech to be exact…and there’s a lot of lettuce in email. He’s the Tech Bro with The Righteous Flow…he’s Matt Vernhout, and he’s letting it ride. What you'll hear about: - The sheer number of emails sent every day globally - The nuance of email deliverability at scale - El Rubio getting severely tongue tied - Shady email tactics in 2020 - Get your relief funding! - Shipping notification! - Get your PPE delivered! - Long hair in tech Maximize your deliverability with Matt Vernhout on Let It Ride. Show notes: blog.thelonghairs.us/matt-vernhout/

Ever thought about a full sleeve or back piece? Master tattoo artist and founder of Bearcat Tattoo Gallery, Client Caddy and Fin & Ink, Sierra Colt is letting it ride on The Longhairs podcast. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

Yorkville in the 1960s was a place for peace, that occasionally became a battleground. It started with fights between rival youth. It became a fight for the future of Yorkville itself.

San Diego Padres #1 fan Ryan Cohen of the cascading curly brown locks talks Padres postseason, brown uniforms, and getting it lit at Petco Park. He’s the Friar of Flow…and he’s on Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: The tough life as a Padres fan Getting the crowd lit The Padres new brown uniforms A seemingly impossible coincidence The power of vision NLDS Game 2 predictions Listen to Ryan Cohen on The Longhairs podcast. Go Pads! *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

Trav White has been consistently dropping in-depth, research-based, scientifically vetted, slam dunk hair education for the men’s long hair community. Now he’s letting it ride on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: Going from a wannabe fashion model to long hair YouTuber How often you should use clarifying shampoo When you might actually want a shampoo with sulfates Trav’s best hacks for long hair problems Is your style rugged, rakish or refined? The Longhairs style makeover with Trav White Will TRAV WHITE CUT HIS HAIR AT THE GREAT CUT?? Find out! Listen to Trav White and the boys on episode 88 of Let It Ride. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

Founder and CEO of YES Cacao Just Polgar is letting it ride on The Longhairs podcast, talking long hair, business, and why you should eat chocolate every day. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

Back at The Longhairs Global Headquarters we’re joined by El Sergioso and El Chuckarino for Episode 84 of Let It Ride. Kicking off the show with some gnarly guitar riffs, we dive into the action with Sergio Gutierrez, aka El Sergioso: artist, rocker and master of the legendary curls. You’ve seen him featured in videos from Photos, Fraternization and a Shitload of Hair to How to Get Perfect Curls, but hangin with the bros we hear why he is such a die hard supporter and member of the community. Listen—or watch for the full experience—and see what’s new with the one and only Sergio Gutierrez on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: The story behind the bound shears painting in our office. A brief hair update from El Chuckarino. Questions on curly hair answered. An inspirational message from Jefferson Jay. A field update from El Gustavo. Crack one open and giddyup, this one is fire! *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

In this episode of Starting Now my guest is Chris Healy, aka El Rubio, co-founder of The Longhairs, a global fraternity for men with long hair. Learn how The Longhairs built an engaged community, expanded into a product company, and eventually found themselves on Shark Tank where they struck a deal with Mark Cuban. Follow Chris and The Longhairs at https://thelonghairs.us and use coupon code starting-now for 25% off any purchase of Hair Ties for Guys, shampoo, or any of their other products. You can also follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Finally, be sure to check out The Great Cut to learn how you can be a part of their next charity hair-cutting event where they give back by cutting and donating their hair to children who can't grow their own. As always, this episode is brought to you by BYLT. Go to BYLT.co to start your minimalist business. Subscribe to Starting Now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube

Growing his hair out for the first time, Tik Tok star Kaleb Seaton happened across The Longhairs and soon after was repping our headwraps in his hilarious videos. He joined El Moreno and El Rubio at The Longhairs Global Headquarters for an amusing episode on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: Getting started with creating content Back when Vine was hot Coming up with new content ideas Creativity and procrastination Doing vs. not doing Plus several of Kaleb’s funniest Tik Tok videos. Don’t miss it. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

Observing social distancing guidelines and protocol, the core four reconvened this week for the first time since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Living in a changed world, we felt compelled to bring the team back together, share how we have each been faring through the global crisis, and bring you up to speed on what’s happening with The Longhairs. What you'll hear about: An update from El Gustavo’s family -The White Ties ongoing design contest -New headwraps about to launch -New collection of Hair Ties For Guys on deck -Jefferson Jay’s one finger project #liftonefingerforlove Join the core four at The Longhairs HQ for Episode 81 of Let It Ride: The Pandemic Podcast. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

An authentic check-in with your boys from The Longhairs Global Headquarters on the Westside, including a sneak peek on new product development and what to expect in 2020. What you'll hear about: - New headwrap release - New packaging on headwraps - Six new collections of Hair Ties For Guys - New sizes for Epic Cleanse & Ideal Conditions - New hair serum packaging - What it all has in common *** Inspiration for this episode of Let It Ride was made possible by Westside Love, longtime homies of The Longhairs. Check them out at https://westsidelove.us/

Today we celebrate the German-American botanist who saved the French wine industry and the very first Iris-breeder who urged other hybridizers to “be bold.” We'll learn about the woman who sparked significant legislative change after birds and insects were killed in her garden and the man who fought to protect habitat for the Blazing Star. In Unearthed Words, we celebrate two award-winning American poets and review their poems about the garden. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book that shows how growing and gardening has changed the way we eat. I'll talk about a garden item that will get your garden or porch party-ready. And, then, we’ll wrap things up with a story within a story about a man who loved apples and a man who helped settle the West. But first, let's catch up on a few recent events.   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Curated Articles Seeds and Berries "As a wildlife gardener, you can help wildlife have a year-round bounty by leaving the seed heads and berries intact, while still weeding or clearing some lower branches and leaves as needed. Seed-eating birds such as juncos and goldfinches enjoy the dried flower heads of asters, coneflowers, and other native plants. Winter wildflower stalks also provide wildlife with places to seek refuge from storms and predators, and insects pass the winter in the dead stalks. These stalks and seed pods also add texture and visual interest on an otherwise barren landscape in a garden habitat."   Rare ghost orchid has multiple pollinators, the groundbreaking video reveals Rare ghost orchid has multiple pollinators, the groundbreaking video reveals:  "Deep in remote Florida swamps, a team of researchers and photographers have made a new discovery that upends what we thought we knew about the ghost orchid, one of the world’s most iconic flowers, and how it reproduces. These rare, charming orchids were long thought to be pollinated by a single insect: the giant sphinx moth. “   Now, if you'd like to check out these curated articles for yourself, you're in luck, because I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. There’s no need to take notes or search for links - the next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events 1879 On this day, Dorothea Engelmann, the wife of the physician and botanist George Engelmann, died. Dorothea was also his cousin, and the couple married in their native Germany before immigrating to the United States. Engelmann had settled in St Louis, Missouri. George and Dorothea had one son, George Jr - who became a noted gynecologist. George persuaded Henry Shaw to develop the gardens around his estate outside of St Louis. When Asa Gray indicated that he thought Engelmann should run Shaw’s garden, Engelmann replied that he wasn't interested; that Shaw was a man who had “no real scientific zeal.” Yet, Engelmann continued to interact with Shaw, and he encouraged him to name his garden, the Missouri Botanical Garden. Today, the Missouri Botanical Garden is sometimes still referred to as Shaw's Garden. George Engelmann became the Missouri Botanical Garden’s first botanist. Among his many accomplishments as a botanist, at the top of the list is the time George rescued the French wine industry. During the 1870s, the grapes in French Vineyards were under attack by phylloxera. Without intervention, the old European vines would never survive the little aphid-like pest that sucked the sap out of the roots of the grapevines. By the time the French government dispatched a scientist to St. Louis, Engelmann had been studying grapes for over 20 years. Engelmann offered a simple solution when he suggested replacing the European vines with American ones. Engelmann had already determined that the American vines were naturally resistant to phylloxera. The simple substitution of vines would eliminate the problem. Both sides agreed, and George personally arranged for millions of grapevines as well as grape seeds to be sent to France. And voila! The French wine industry was saved. As a person, George was quite cheerful and always working - either as a physician or pursuing his botanical and other scientific work. But, after Dorothea died on this day in 1879, George was distraught. Dorothea had been his partner in all of his endeavors - she was his sounding board, editor, and chief encourager. George threw himself into his botanical work, but by himself, he could find no relief from his grief. George’s way back to life came when an invitation arrived from a friend and colleague. Harvard's Charles Sprague Sargent requested that George join him on an assessment of the forests of the Pacific Coast on behalf of the Forestry Division of the United States Census. George was Charles’s top choice; he had long admired George’s mastery of trees. By the summer of 1880, George Engelmann was 71 years old. Life wasn’t done with him yet. George met up with Charles in Ogden, Utah. Along with botanist Christopher Charles Parry, they spent the summer of 1880 botanizing along the west coast from the Fraser River in British Columbia to southern Arizona along the Mexican border. George's death came four years later. He’d caught a cold after he was clearing a path through the snow from his house to his garden so that he could read his thermometers. George had faithfully kept an unbroken record of daily meteorological observations for nearly five decades. It was important to him. He recorded the daily, monthly, seasonal, and annual records of temperature, rainfall, and other weather notes. A prolific letter-writer, George’s last letter was to Charles Christopher Parry - who had accompanied George and Sargent on their botanizing trip on the west coast. Parry was a true friend and had named the Englemann Spruce in honor of George. In a tribute to George after his death, Charles Sprague Sargent wrote, “… that splendid spruce [the Engelmann Spruce], the fairest of them all, will [forever]...cover the noble forests and the highest slopes of the mountains, recalling … the memory of a pure, upright, and laborious life.” Today, George’s portrait is featured in a couple of different places at the Missouri Botanical Garden, where his astounding collection of over 98,000 botanical specimens helped establish the Missouri Botanical Garden’s herbarium. If you ever visit the Missouri Botanical Garden’s Sachs Museum, you’ll note that the only plant identified (with a label) is named for George Engelmann - it’s the Opuntia engelmannii or Engelmann's prickly pear cactus. There is also a large bust of Engelmann in the Strassenfest Garden. Today, Engelmann’s botanical notebooks are being digitized online as part of the Biodiversity Heritage Library.   1907 Today is the anniversary of the death of the English physician and iris breeder Sir Michael Foster. In the late 1890s, Michael became the first person to crossbreed and name new varieties of Iris. Michael started working with purple and yellow iris. He was successfully able to produce a beautiful blend by the third generation. In short order, Michael was receiving large wild iris specimens from all over the world. Missionaries were a great help to him and sent Trojana, Cypriana, and Mesopotamica specimens from the deserts in the Near East. Over time, Michael was able to create irises with bigger blooms and habits with higher and wider branching stems. Michael crossed late bloomers with early bloomers and created intermediate bloomers. Michael once wrote to his friend the breeder William John Caparne, advising, "In hybridizing, be bold" and Michael gave us a clue to how he regarded his work with the natural world: "Nature is ever making signs to us; she is ever whispering to us the beginnings of her secrets." In 1888, Michael introduced “Mrs. Horace Darwin” - a white iris with pale violet markings - which he had named after one of his neighbors, the daughter-in-law of Charles Darwin. Michael often named his iris in honor of his many female friends. After Michael’s work became well known, iris breeding took off. Thirteen years after Michael's death, the American Iris Society was founded in 1920. Today, there are thousands of varieties of Iris. And, here’s one final tidbit about Sir Michael Foster. Like many botanists, Michael was a doctor. In 1877, he discovered and documented a phenomenon he called the patellar reflex, and he noted that "Striking the tendon below the patella gives rise to a sudden extension of the leg, known as the knee-jerk."   1958 Duxbury resident, journalist, and nature-lover Olga Owens Huckins wrote a letter to the editor that appeared in the Boston Herald in Section 3 on Page 14 and was titled “Evidence of Havoc by DDT.” Olga and her husband, Stuart, had created a little bird sanctuary around two kettle ponds on their property. It was a place “where songbirds sang, ducks swam, and great blue herons nested.” When the Massachusetts State Mosquito control program began spraying in their area, Olga observed birds and insects dropping dead in her garden. During that time, the DDT was sprayed at a rate of 2 pounds per acre. the day Olga's property was sprayed, the pilot had extra DDT fuel oil in his tank, and he decided to dump it right over Olga's land. As a former Boston newspaper reporter, Olga voiced her anger and frustration in the best way she knew how; she wrote about it. Olga wrote, “The ‘harmless’ shower-bath killed seven of our lovely songbirds outright. We picked up three dead bodies the next morning right by the door. They were birds that had lived close to us, trusted us, and built their nests in our trees year after year.” After writing the paper, Olga wrote another letter to an old friend named Rachel Carson. Olga wanted Rachel to help her find people in Washington who could provide more information about the aerial spraying of DDT. Olga's letter sparked four years of research for Rachel. She put it all together in a book called Silent Spring. Rachel's book opened people's eyes to the hazards of DDT, and public opinion eventually forced the banning of DDT in 1972. Today, Olga & Stuart’s property has new owners. Judith and Robert Vose, III, continue to preserve the site as a bird sanctuary and also as a way to honor the brave women who stepped forward when it was put in harm’s way: Olga Huckins and Rachel Carson.   1964 Today is the anniversary of the death of the former curator at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and devoted scientist Otto Emery Jennings. He died at the age of 86. In 1904, Jennings started out as the custodian at the Carnegie Museum. Otto kept climbing the ladder, and over the span of 41 years, he was ultimately named the director of the Museum in 1945. Over his long career, he had been chief, curator, and bottle washer. Today, the Jennings Nature Reserve near Butler Pennsylvania is named for Otto, who initiated it’s protection to save the Blazing Star (Liatrisliatris spicata). The 20-acre reserve was expressly cleared to enable the Blazing Star to spread and multiply. Other common names for the Blazing Star include the Gayfeather or Prairie Star. This North American native plant and late-blooming prairie flower offers stately plumes of purple or white. The many wonderful characteristics of the Blazing Star make it a favorite with gardeners - it's easy to grow and propagate, it's low maintenance, it makes excellent cut flowers, and the pollinators love them. Monarchs go crazy for Blazing Star. The Blazing Star grows up to 16 in tall. And, gardeners should note that it has a taller cousin called Prairie Blazing Star that can grow to be 5 ft tall.   Unearthed Words 1933 Today is the anniversary of the death of the American lyric poet Sara Teasdale. In 1918, Teasdale was awarded the Columbia Poetry Prize, which would later become known as the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Teasdale was born into a privileged life in St Louis, Missouri. After writing many books of poetry, she ended up in New York, where, depressed and disillusioned, she took her own life on this day in 1933. Her poem, The Garden, doesn’t require a great deal of analysis. Gardeners, especially during this time of year, will relate to her longing for spring. The Garden My heart is a garden tired with autumn, Heaped with bending asters and dahlias heavy and dark, In the hazy sunshine, the garden remembers April, The drench of rains and a snow-drop quick and clear as a spark; Daffodils blowing in the cold wind of morning, And golden tulips, goblets holding the rain— The garden will be hushed with snow, forgotten soon, forgotten— After the stillness, will spring come again?   1963 Today is the anniversary of the death of the American poet Robert Frost. Frost died at the age of 88 after having a heart attack. Forty-seven years earlier, Robert wrote a poem about a girl who asked her father for a little piece of land so that she could start a garden. The result was this poem called A Girl's Garden, written in 1916. A Girl's Garden A neighbor of mine in the village Likes to tell how one spring When she was a girl on the farm, she did A childlike thing. One day she asked her father To give her a garden plot To plant and tend and reap herself, And he said, 'Why not?' In casting about for a corner He thought of an idle bit Of walled-off ground where a shop had stood, And he said, 'Just it.' And he said, 'That ought to make you An ideal one-girl farm, And give you a chance to put some strength On your slim-jim arm.' It was not enough of a garden Her father said, to plow; So she had to work it all by hand, But she don't mind now. She wheeled the dung in a wheelbarrow Along a stretch of road; But she always ran away and left Her not-nice load, And hid from anyone passing. And then she begged the seed. She says she thinks she planted one Of all things but weed. A hill each of potatoes, Radishes, lettuce, peas, Tomatoes, beets, beans, pumpkins, corn, And even fruit trees. And yes, she has long mistrusted That a cider-apple In bearing there today is hers, Or at least may be. Her crop was a miscellany When all was said and done, A little bit of everything, A great deal of none. Now when she sees in the village How village things go, Just when it seems to come in right, She says, 'I know! 'It's as when I was a farmer...' Oh, never by way of advice! And she never sins by telling the tale To the same person twice.   Grow That Garden Library Hippie Food by Jonathan Kauffman The subtitle to this book is: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat. This book came out a year ago, released in January of 2019 by Jonathan Kauffman. It was well-received and was a 2019 James Beard Award nominee. I think what gardeners will enjoy about this book is that Jonathan is a food writer and an impeccable researcher. his topic hippie food covers the origins of Staples like sprouts, yogurt, tofu, brown rice, and whole-grain bread. How did these Foods get introduced and become so ubiquitous in our diets? Here's a quick excerpt for you: “For those of you who didn't grow up eating lentil-and-brown-rice casseroles, it may be hard to recognize what came to be called “hippie food.” That's because so many of the ingredients that the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s adopted, defying the suspicion and disgust of the rest of the country, have become foods many of us eat every day. The organic chard you bought at Kroger last week? In the early 70s, farming organically was considered a delusional act. “ Jonathan's writing has been compared to a mix of Tom Wolfe and Michael Pollan. his book is a glimpse into our lives today, and gardeners will appreciate the influence of gardens on our modern-day tables. You can get a used copy of Hippie Food by Jonathan Kauffman and support the show, using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for under $6.   Great Gifts for Gardeners LOVENJOY Vintage Floral Fabric Cotton Bunting  $8.19 This lovely floral banner is made of white cotton fabric and has many miniature flowers in a pink, purple, and light green embellished with stems and leaves, and a sense of warmth and elegance exudes from every little detail and makes the party more fabulous and delightful. It is double-sided so that both sides can be displayed; Package includes 1pc flag bunting banner; 7 feet of actual flags, plus 3.8 feet of strings, each flag measures 17*17*17CM; Washing instructions: Ironing; No bleaching; Washing max 40°C, mild process; The item is a handmade product, and there may be a slight size difference from the size listed above.   Today’s Botanic Spark 2005 Today is the anniversary of the death of the founder of Home Orchard Society, Larry L. McGraw. His obituary stated that pomology was his passion for more than 50 years. Pomology is the science of growing fruit. In an effort to preserve fruit trees in the Northwest, Larry began collecting scion wood specimens in his twenties. He founded the Northwest Fruit Explorers, which was an organization that acted as a clearinghouse for fruit information and fruit growers in the Northwest. During his retirement, Larry worked as a horticulturist for the Oregon Historical Society. One day, Larry discovered an envelope that contained apple seeds that were a hundred years old. The letter inside the envelope referenced Marcus Whitman and his orchard. Marcus Whitman was a doctor who led a group of settlers West to Washington State by Wagon Train. His wife was named Narcissa, and she was very bright, a teacher of physics and chemistry. Marcus and Narcissa were part of a group of missionaries. They settled in an area now known as Walla Walla, Washington, and apparently had an orchard. Beyond that, their time in Washington was not fruitful. They attempted to convert the local Native Americans to Christianity but were unsuccessful mainly because they didn’t bother to get to know or understand them. Their only daughter drowned when she was two years old. Narcissa’s eyesight began to fail. When the Indians came down with measles, they blamed the settlers; specifically blaming Marcus since he was the town doctor. After almost all of the Indian children died, the surviving Indians launched an attack on the settlers and killed Marcus and Narcissa in their home on November 29, 1847. The event became known as the Whitman Massacre. The seeds that Larry found were one of the last pieces of the Whitman legacy. Larry's attempts to germinate the Whitman apple seeds were unsuccessful. However, Larry did successfully obtain apple trees from Russia for his Portland Orchard. By 1973, Larry had over 300 varieties of apples growing in his garden. Two years later, in May of 1975, Larry hosted a meeting with a group of other orchard growers. It was the official first meeting of the Home Orchard Society. During his lifetime, Larry taught thousands of people how to prune and graft fruit trees. During his 50 years of researching apples, Larry estimated that he had come across over 2,000 different apple varieties from all over the world.

Days ago on a crisp December night your boys were joined by one of the legendary longhairs of all-time, as Santa Claus himself dropped in on El Rubio’s birthday celebration at the Ocean Beach Field Office. Once again leaden with generous doses of holiday cheer, listen to Saint Nick and The Longhairs talking long hair and Christmas cheer—and hear about our newest collection of Hair Ties For Guys...The White Ties. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Hunt for The Holiday Spirit, an animated holiday series featuring an entire cast with special needs.

Today's guest presented a hair product for men on Shark Tank, competed to win "the most hair donated to a charity in 24 hours" Guinness book of world record, and donate all of that hair to Children with Hair Loss. The Longhairs founders use their platform and their hair as a resource to help others who are living with hair loss by donating $1.00 of every sale to CWHL. To find the Longhairs, check them out at IG and Twitter: @thelonghairs https://www.instagram.com/thelonghairs/Website: https://thelonghairs.us/FB: https://www.facebook.com/YoLonghairs/

The Longhairs reflect on the 15th Annual Children With Hair Loss Charity Ball. Filled with interactions between kids, parents, volunteers and supporters, we left with a feeling like we haven’t had since The Great Cut. Listen as El Rubio, El Moreno and El Chuckarino share exactly what it felt like—and how you might be able to join us at next year’s Charity Ball. What you'll hear about: -Recapping the Charity Ball weekend -What was different the second time around -El Rubio and El Moreno getting left at the podium in front of 540 guests -Announcing the kids coming out on the runway -#DevynStrong Special thanks to El Chuckarino and El Cine for giving their weekend up to make the trip and represent The Longhairs, and stay tuned for next week’s post when we publish the video from our incredible Charity Ball experience. *** Learn more about the Annual Children With Hair Loss Charity Ball at https://childrenwithhairloss.us/charity-ball/

Episode 027 - Chris Healy, the co-founder of The Longhairs, started his career right out of college by working with the national headquarters of his fraternity, Sigma Nu. From the beginning, Chris was laying the foundation of influence and bringing people together into communities. After seven years of launching fraternity chapters all over the country, he decided to take action on the world adventure he dreamed of making. Chris explored and traveled for eleven months, landed in San Diego, CA, and then went to work with his business partner to build a web design agency. The idea for The Longhairs was born several years later after he and his business partner had grown their hair long, and they were tired of shopping for hair ties and not finding suitable products for men. Five years later, The Longhairs have not only made a deal with Mark Cuban on Shark Tank but hold a Guinness World Record. You’ll have to listen to the episode to learn all about how two guys with an idea started a blog, and now have a worldwide community for men who love wearing longhair.   Join the waitlist for Crash Course to Dropout! Rate and Review on Apple Podcast Show notes Visit the Website Join the Corporate School Dropout Facebook Group   Corporate School Dropout podcast is brought to you by Lauren Allen of Right Hand Business Coach.

Standing six feet, four inches with two feet of luscious red locks and fiery beard to match, Ralph Quasar undoubtedly has a presence. What’s more powerful though is the way he looks at his art. That’s an important aspect to life and a belief we subscribe to here at The Longhairs. There is something about creating that makes you feel, and as Ralph says in this podcast, “I like to FEEL.” With El Rubio on assignment, El Moreno co-hosts this episode with our main man Jefferson Jay, who provided thought provoking questions, hilarious commentary, and an original song for the ages. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Hunt for The Holiday Spirit. Please take a moment to visit this landmark project on GoFundMe.

What would it look like if The Longhairs made whiskey? Find out with Jesse Fanning, co-founder of Henebery Spirits on The Longhairs podcast. Hear about: Learning the spirit business What makes bourbon bourbon, and scotch scotch? An IPA whiskey Henebery’s grassroots project supporting Balboa Park When you pour your Fleishman’s vodka into your Olde English 40 Drink whiskey with the boys, and listen to Jesse Fanning of Henebery Spirits on Let It Ride. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by the creative people at Henebery Spirits. Please take a moment to revisit all our sponsors from The Great Cut on our sponsor page.

The Longhairs will support the first show ever featuring an entire cast of talent with special needs: The Hunt for the Holiday Spirit created by Jefferson Jay. Learn more about this incredible effort and why we’re supporting Jefferson. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Hunt for The Holiday Spirit. Please take a moment to visit this landmark project on GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/1st-special-needs-christmas-tv-show

This is a replay of one of my favorite episodes. It was orginally aired in episode 34 on July 2, 2018. In this episode, we are chatting with Chris Healy from The Longhairs about how they took an idea to make hair ties for guys from dream to Shark Tank stage and got funded by billionaire investor Mark Cuban. Things We Talked About: MailChimp Klaviyo Shopify Four ways you can support this podcast: Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like it I am doing a drawing for a free hard copy of The Side Hustle Journal for every 5 iTunes reviews. So if you want a chance to win, leave a rating and review on iTunes or Apple podcasts and send me an email at hello@gritandhustle.co. Detailed instructions on how to do this are at www.gritandhustle.co/review Take your side hustle to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.gritandhustle.co/profit If you are interested in podcasting, which is the fastest growing content medium in the world, head over to www.gritandhustle.co/podcastingmadeeasy to enroll in my course now. If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast. You can schedule a podcast interview by going to calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest

Among the legendary posts in the scrolls of The Longhairs history, here we bring you a Fireside Reading of Dads With Long Hair. What’s more? Since you still haven’t gotten anything for dad, we’ve got you covered. Purchase a Father’s Day gift card for $25 and get a free pack of hair ties. Visit the post to secure the deal: https://blog.thelonghairs.us/fireside-reading-dads-with-long-hair

San Diego Padres longhaired left handed starter Matt Strahm talks long hair, baseball and brown jerseys with El Rubio and Jefferson Jay on Ep. 68 of The Longhairs podcast. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair at thelonghairs.us.

Meet the creative geniuses and co-founders of The Longhairs. This is a company that is all about men with long hair. These "out of the industry" mavericks found a unique niche for guys with "flow". They advocate for hair equality and celebrate men's long manes with hair whips and high fives. They also make Hair Ties For Guys, the finest men's hair ties in the world, and other superior products for men with "lettuce". They are just launching their specialized hair care products designed especially for this global fraternity. Co-founders Chris Healy aka "El Rubio" and Lindsay Barto aka "El Moreno", were college fraternity brothers who started a digital marketing agency in 2012. Inspired by the notion that men shouldn't have to wear the same hair ties as their little sisters, they started The Longhairs as a blog, publishing original content every week and eventually launching Hair Ties For Guys. El Rubio is a writer, traveler, avid skier, and recreational athlete. El Moreno is a creative technology and interactive media enthusiast and recreational athlete with a wife and two daughters. Listen as the Longhairs share their story including how they ended up on Shark Tank and how they enjoy being business partners with Mark Cuban. They will also share all the 411 about The Great Cut, a record-setting charity event they held early in the year. This incredible record-breaking event resulted in a donation of 339 pounds of hair to Children With Hair Loss. Thank you for listening to this podcast with the Longhairs. https://thelonghairs.us https://thegreatcut.us https://www.facebook.com/YoLonghairs/ https://www.instagram.com/thelonghairs/ https://www.twitter.com/yolonghairs https://www.youtube.com/thelonghairs  

Chris Watts appeared in the inaugural season of The Titan Games, where he battled on Mount Olympus and became a Titan. A US Army Veteran and CrossFit competitor, he was also named Afghanistan’s fittest man in the 2018 CrossFit open. From his service in the Army to his journey to becoming a Titan, Chris Watts talks long manes and heavy metal with your boys on EP 67 of The Longhairs podcast. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world. See our dope collections at thelonghairs.us

Four brothers, ranging from six to nine years old, and their mother will cut and donate their long hair at The Great Cut. Their mother, Rodreen, joined us on Let It Ride, where she told us all about her boys, why they are donating, and what it’s like living in a virtual hair factory. What you'll hear about: What it’s like raising four little longhairs The nearly impossible task of brushing and maintaining their long hair Dealing with the bullies and commentators How one boy used an entire bottle of hair serum at once, because it’s “growing oil” Top secret details surrounding The Great Cut Listen to “Mama Longhair” on The Longhairs podcast. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by our sponsors for The Great Cut. Please take a moment to visit our sponsor page at thegreatcut.us.

We’re joined on Christmas Eve by a very special guest on The Longhairs podcast, one of the legendary longhairs of all-time, none other than the big man himself, Santa Claus. Listen as an exceptionally jolly St. Nick sits down with your boys over a few egg nogs and a heavy dose of holiday cheer. What you'll hear about: How Santa keeps his snow-white mane in great condition A behind-the-scenes sneak peek on the naughty & nice list Why Santa has a bone to pick with The Longhairs It’s also rumored Santa has a HUGE announcement, so don’t miss this special Christmas Eve episode of Let It Ride. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by our sponsors for The Great Cut. Please take a moment to visit our sponsor page at thegreatcut.us.

In this episode of The Longhairs podcast we visit Knockaround Headquarters, where in the command center’s innermost chamber we convened in secret to approve the final design of the Let It Ride Fast Lanes. Listen to Knockaround Founder and CEO, Adam “ACE” Moyer, and Director of Marketing, Tony “T-Money” Martinez on Let It Ride. What You’ll Hear About Why Knockaround agreed to sponsor The Great Cut The design behind the Let It Ride Fast Lanes The value of having two art degrees The founding of Knockaround Staying competitive in a saturated market *** We are damn proud to have Knockaround sponsor The Great Cut. Help us return the favor: go to knockaround.com, subscribe to their email list, follow them on social media, and buy a pair (or two) of dope Knocks. They’ve even provided a coupon for our team, worth 20% off your first purchase. Coupon Code: KNOCKS -WITH-LOCKS Finally, post photos with your new Knockarounds using #thelonghairs and #knockswithlocks Proud Sponsors of The Great Cut Knockaround is one of many sponsors getting involved with The Great Cut, each making a valuable contribution that will help make this event unforgettable. Please take a moment to visit our sponsor page at https://thegreatcut.us/our-sponsors/, and confidently patronize our sponsor businesses knowing they are down for the flow.

Meet another badass longhair executive in the digital space, as the Core Four peppers the managing partner with questions about SEO, behavioral targeting and predictive analytics. It’s every man for himself in this digital royal rumble. Listen to Roland Oberdorfer on The Longhairs Podcast, Ep 58. What you'll hear about: -Taking a digital agency to acquisition -The Google algorithm -Rapping on the whiteboard -No one asks about your hair when you’re a partner -Stealing your daughter’s hair ties *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by our sponsors for The Great Cut. Visit our https://thegreatcut.us/our-sponsors

Have you ever wondered, what’s our motivation? In 2017 The Longhairs were featured on Chris Guillebeau’s Side Hustle School. During the interview process a writer asked us the same thing. A year and a half later our motivation hasn’t changed, only now you hear it spoken out loud. Hear it from El Moreno himself on Let It Ride, with a fireside reading of "What's Our Motivation?" *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest men’s hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair in The Men’s Aisle, at thelonghairs.US.

Marcus Filly embodies most every institution The Longhairs stands for. His commitment to a concrete set of core values and approach to experiencing life have proven bold and rewarding. A 6X Crossfit competitor and professional fitness coach, he’s forged his own path through honesty, commitment and persistence. Listen to Marcus Filly on Episode 50 of Let It Ride. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest men’s hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair in The Men’s Aisle, at thelonghairs.US.

Ten years ago if you’d have asked me what’s a split end, I’d woulda told ya it’s the guy on the football field running deep post routes and blocking downfield. You might not find these ends on the gridiron, but they’re still a deep threat when your hair is going long. Learn how to tackle them on The Longhairs Podcast, Episode 49: A Fireside Reading of "What’s The Deal With Split Ends?" *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Longhairs hair serum, our high-performance elixir formulated with 100% pure, cold-pressed argan oil and a blend of conditioning agents that hydrate, smooth and detangle your locks for a stunningly healthy mane. Protect your locks and evade split ends with The Longhairs legendary hair serum.

Jonathan Kauffman is a San Francisco-based writer who’s made food the subject of his career. For eleven years he reviewed restaurants in the Bay Area and Seattle as the staff critic for the East Bay Express and the Seattle Weekly. In 2015, he joined the food section at the San Francisco Chronicle, where he broadly covers the intersection of food and culture. Add to those accolades his 2018 book, titled Hippie Food, How back-to-the-landers, longhairs and revolutionaries changed the way we eat, has been described as “an entertaining fusion of Tom Wolfe and Michael Pollan” and examines the way the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s has profoundly affected the way we eat today. In this episode Jonathan talks about how his upbringing contributed to his interest in the food of the counterculture movement. Raised in a liberal Mennonite family he was no stranger to tofu and brown rice. However, it wasn’t until he began to do research for his book, that he realized the depth and breadth of the history of these foods, and how the people who popularized them laid foundations for today’s trendy grain bowls and tofu stir fries.  

A decade ago, full-time mom Alli Webb noticed a gap in the beauty market: there was no place that just focused on blow-drying hair. Now with more than 100 locations, Drybar is testament to Webb's motto: Focus on one thing and be the best at it. PLUS in our postscript "How You Built That," we check back in with Chris Healy, a long-haired Southern Californian who co-founded The Longhairs and created special hair ties for guys.

Where We’re At. Where We’ve Been. Where We’re Going. Join in a rare reflective discussion with the Core Four: El Moreno, El Rubio, El Gustavo and El Chuckarino. After each man looks back on his personal highlights of 2018, we look ahead to the rest of the year and what you can expect from The Longhairs. What You'll Hear About: - Recapping the first half of 2018 - The American Dream and building something from nothing - The maturation of The Longhairs’ content development - A sneak peek product development update - What’s the holdup on the shampoo and conditioner - The Red Phone And much more... This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest men’s hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair in The Men’s Aisle, at thelonghairs.US.

In this episode, we are chatting with Chris Healy from The Longhairs about how they took an idea to make hair ties for guys from dream to Shark Tank stage and got funded by billionaire investor Mark Cuban. thegreatcut.us - their attempt at a Genisis World Record! MailChimp Klaviyo Shopify WordPress Healthie Media (manages Klavio) You can pick up your copy of The Side Hustle Journal over at www.gritandhustle.co If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast. You can schedule a podcast interview by going to: https://calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest

Back from Orlando, your boys sat down for a happy hour debrief on the Premiere Show, The Great Cut and our mission and purpose at The Longhairs. In this casual, kick-back-and-relax style podcast we candidly reflect on what’s ahead of us, why we’re doing what we’re doing, and what we really stand for. Additional Fascinating Content: - Why we’re in a no-fall zone. - Visionary companies and big, hairy, audacious goals. - A rock solid comeback for the naysayers. - Bullying on a bell curve. - Why we’re all in. Tune in for a rare introspective glimpse. *** This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest men’s hair ties in the world. You can find these and other superior products for men with long hair in The Men’s Aisle, at thelonghairs.US.

In late April, Tom Philpott sat down with Alice Waters and Jonathan Kauffman at the Bay Area Book Festival in Berkeley, California. Some have described Alice Waters as “the most important figure in the culinary history of North America.” Her new book, “Coming to my Senses,” is a juicy memoir about her life up to the opening of her historic restaurant Chez Panisse. San Francisco Chronicle food writer Jonathan Kauffman is the author of “Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat.” Alice and Jonathan duke it out over the ongoing influence of hippie food.

There never would have been The Longhairs without long hair. And there wouldn’t have been long hair without the trip around the world. Here on Let It Ride, El Rubio narrates a fireside reading of the story behind his transformative journey to long hair.

Introducing “Fireside Readings,” a series dedicated to the spoken versions of our favorite blog posts. Why won’t The Longhairs’ social media manager grow out his hair? Chuck has been our Social Media Manager for over two years now. We’ve been trying to get him to grow it out every time we see him. This guy works at home, went to art school, lives near the longhair capital of San Diego, and still won’t grow it out! What’s his deal?

From going on tour and the stakes of performing live, to content creation and playing the long game. Listen to Cam Meekins on The Longhairs Podcast, as we throw down some flow with the Boston rapper and content creator in Episode 31 of Let It Ride. What you'll hear about: Cam’s first show, opening for Fashawn in Boston Growing an internet-based fan base in the music industry Performing with confidence Creating content—not just music Putting in the work, staying consistent and doing the fundamental things every day Let It Ride is sponsored by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest hair ties in the world.

From content development and new products on the horizon to our upcoming hair show with Children With Hair Loss, get behind the scenes with your boys in Let it Ride Episode 29: Rapping With The Longhairs. What you'll hear about: Stepping up our content and new products on the horizon Everyone’s favorites in the new apparel line Our upcoming hair show with Children With Hair Loss News from El Chuckarino and El Gustavo Q&A from the social channels As always, Let It Ride is sponsored by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest men’s hair ties in the world.

Maurice is the pioneering digital creator behind The Year of Tea, The Black Weblog Awards, 28 Days of the Web and Revision Path Podcast. He’s a true creator. An advocate for the black community. And a hair guy. Listen to your boys talking long hair with Maurice Cherry on The Longhairs podcast. What you'll hear about: Recognizing black designers and content creators 5 years of consistent content and staying in your lane Learning what to do with your hair Checklist for a good hair day Tips for super curly hair As always, Let It Ride is sponsored by Hair Ties For Guys, the finest men’s hair ties in the world.

The Longhairs almost didn’t make it, but a 10-week bootcamp in 2016 turned the ship around before we were sunk. Here’s who we give credit to for turning the tide, and how Stu got his hair caught in his belay device and had to rip it out like a rabbit chewing its foot off. It’s all here, with Stu Swineford of Relish Studio on The Longhairs Professional Series.

The world’s first and only pro wrestling magic comedian, like him or hate him you’re going to remember him, listen to The Shocker on The Longhairs podcast, Let It Ride.

Many consider sprouts, tofu, yogurt, brown rice, and whole-grain bread to be health-food standbys, but how did these foods gain their reputation as such ubiquitous healthy choices? In his book Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat, food writer Jonathan Kauffman traces the colorful origins of once unconventional foods—and the diverse fringe movements, charismatic gurus, and counterculture elements that brought them to the mainstream. He returned us to the 1960s and 70s to tell the story of how a coterie of unusual men and women embraced an alternative lifestyle that would ultimately change how modern Americans eat. Joining Kauffman as an interlocutor is Seattle-based James Beard Award winning food writer Rebekah Denn. Kauffman and Denn delve into more than half a century of food history, from the mystical rock-and-roll cult known as the Source Family and its legendary vegetarian restaurant in Hollywood, to the Diggers’ brown bread in the Summer of Love, to the rise of the co-op and the origins of the organic food craze. Kauffman revealed how today’s quotidian whole-foods staples were introduced and eventually became part of our diets. Join Kauffman and Denn for a comprehensive history of hippie food’s journey from niche oddity to an honored staple of health-focused cuisine across the country. Jonathan Kauffman is a line cook turned journalist, and an International Association of Culinary Professionals and James Beard Award–winning staff writer at the San Francisco Chronicle. He served as the restaurant critic at the East Bay Express, Seattle Weekly, and SF Weekly for more than a decade, and has contributed regularly to San Francisco magazine, Lucky Peach, and Wine & Spirits. His articles have also been anthologized in several editions of Best Food Writing. Rebekah Denn is a Seattle-based two-time James Beard Award winning food writer. Her work has appeared in publications such as The Seattle Times, Seattle Magazine, and Seattle Business Magazine, and has been a guest on KIRO and KUOW discussing food-related topics on the locally produced NPR programs The Record, Weekday, KUOW Presents, and Sound Focus. In 2014 she curated “Edible City,” a comprehensive 5,000-square-foot exhibit on Seattle and food at the Museum of History and Industry. Recorded live at Westside School by Town Hall Seattle on Tuesday, February 27, 2018. 

Husband, father of five, veteran, outdoorsman, security expert and marksman, El Matio has come to a culmination of his personal and professional life to start Praetorian Ventures, a fusion of consulting, weaponry, services and technology.

On this week's episode of Eat Your Words, host Cathy Erway is joined by food writer Jonathan Kauffman. In his book Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat Kauffman journeys back more than half a century—to the 1960s and 1970s—to tell the story of how a coterie of unusual men and women embraced an alternative lifestyle that would ultimately change how modern Americans eat. Impeccably researched, Hippie Food chronicles how the longhairs, revolutionaries, and back-to-the-landers rejected the square establishment of President Richard Nixon’s America and turned to a more idealistic and wholesome communal way of life and food. Eat Your Words is powered by Simplecast

In this episode of the “Let it Ride” podcast we interview Christian Taylor, aka “El Valiente,” a 16-year-old content creator, YouTuber, tech enthusiast and longhair lifer. Listen in as we rap with Christian about long hair, the latest technology and the long game of content creation. It takes courage to be different in high school Being mortified in science class First attempt tying it up—and the reaction Recommendations for your first drone and your next phone What the hell is The Longhairs’ signature sign-off all about?

IACP and James Beard Award-winning food writer Jonathan Kauffman journeys back more than half a century in time to tell the story of how a coterie of unusual men and women embraced an alternative lifestyle that would ultimately change how modern Americans eat. A fusion of Tom Wolfe and Michael Pollan—and impeccably researched—HIPPIE FOOD: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat chronicles how the counterculture rejected the square establishment of President Richard Nixon’s America and turned to a more idealistic, communal way of life and food.From the mystical rock-and-roll cult known as the Source Family and its legendary vegetarian restaurant in Hollywood to the brown bread the Diggers baked in the Summer of Love to the rise of the co-op and the origins of organic food, Kauffman reveals how today’s quotidian wholefoods staples—including sprouts, tofu, yogurt, brown rice, and whole grain bread—became part of our diets. Visiting Oregon, Texas, Tennessee, Minnesota, Michigan, Massachusetts, Washington, and Vermont, Kauffman tracks hippie food’s journey from niche oddity to a cuisine eaten in every corner of this country.A slick mix of gonzo playfulness, evocative detail, skillful pacing, and elegant writing—HIPPIE FOOD is a lively, engaging, and informative read that deepens our understanding of our culture and our lives today.

IACP and James Beard Award-winning food writer Jonathan Kauffman journeys back more than half a century in time to tell the story of how a coterie of unusual men and women embraced an alternative lifestyle that would ultimately change how modern Americans eat. A fusion of Tom Wolfe and Michael Pollan—and impeccably researched—HIPPIE FOOD: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat chronicles how the counterculture rejected the square establishment of President Richard Nixon’s America and turned to a more idealistic, communal way of life and food.From the mystical rock-and-roll cult known as the Source Family and its legendary vegetarian restaurant in Hollywood to the brown bread the Diggers baked in the Summer of Love to the rise of the co-op and the origins of organic food, Kauffman reveals how today’s quotidian wholefoods staples—including sprouts, tofu, yogurt, brown rice, and whole grain bread—became part of our diets. Visiting Oregon, Texas, Tennessee, Minnesota, Michigan, Massachusetts, Washington, and Vermont, Kauffman tracks hippie food’s journey from niche oddity to a cuisine eaten in every corner of this country.A slick mix of gonzo playfulness, evocative detail, skillful pacing, and elegant writing—HIPPIE FOOD is a lively, engaging, and informative read that deepens our understanding of our culture and our lives today.

Diane Stemple is on location at the 2018 Fancy Food Show, where she sits down with Jonathan Kaufmann, author of Hippie Food: How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat. Cutting the Curd is powered by Simplecast

Crack open a cold one and listen in with El Rubio, El Moreno and El Chuckarino as we recap, reflect and answer questions about our incredible run to Shark Tank on this podcast. You’ll hear about: - Thinking we were cooked at the Shark Tank Open Casting - Our pitch, and how the edit was different from real life - The drycleaner incident and our biggest fear - Lori Grenier’s recommendations and Daymond John’s sudden exit - Robert Herjavec’s “man bun” - Why we were ready for Kevin O’Leary’s offer - Our valuation strategy and negotiations with Mark Cuban - And getting JUICED UP for walking down that hallway. Get behind the scenes with your boys in this action packed episode. It’s the The Longhairs on Shark Tank podcast. LISTEN UP

There’s not many things in life that stay consistently the same, that never vary under any circumstances. Lifting weights is one of those things. No matter how you dice it, 200 lbs is always 200 lbs and you can count on that to never change. Just like how you have to earn your long hair, every tiny bit of progress in the gym is earned. No one can give it to you, you can’t fake it, you have to earn it day by day lift by lift because the weight never lies. This week we introduce you to Jesse Marvin who has earned his way into the record books. Not just for his luscious flow but for his ability to lift massive amounts of weight. Jesse aka “Professor Marv” is a professional power lifter, personal trainer and certified long hair. He also happens to be one of the strongest guys in the world under 198 lbs.

From his humble beginnings in New Mexico, Sergio Gutierrez had an unlikely journey to long hair. One that was probably much different than most of us, it all started with a bet between he and his mom. You’ll have to listen in to hear the full story but it’s safe to say he won, thank goodness! Not only is he a veteran curly hair master, he is also a professional musician, artist and fitness freak. He is living life by his terms and getting paid to do it.

Long Hair, Spirituality and Being Hella Weird In a Podcast With JP Sears You know. The long haired ginger guy who does the videos, often with a flower in his headband, perfectly straight fire-red hair cascading from all sides. JP tells us all about this journey, which has led him to publishing his first book, “How to Be Ultra Spiritual, 12.5 Steps to Spiritual Superiority” earlier this year, which he ripped off in only 2.5 months. We dive into JP’s creative process, where he attributes his success to an “obsessive commitment to consistency at a sustainable rate,” and how “a degree of discipline is paradoxically the key to freedom.”

Blake Mycoskie started and sold four businesses before age 30. But only in Argentina did he discover the idea he'd want to pursue long term. After seeing a shoe drive for children, he came up with TOMS — part shoe business, part philanthropy. PLUS in our postscript "How You Built That," how a long-haired Southern Californian, Chris Healy, co-founded The Longhairs and created special hair ties for guys.

Joe Knowles is a burly Canadian outdoorsman with the right mix of long hair, beard and style. He also happens to be the 2-time best dressed man on reddit and let me tell you, this guy has swag! Professionally Joe is freelance content creator and photographer. He has built a solid client base for himself and is currently working on a couple top secret Longhairs projects that will be getting released over the next few weeks. More on that later. Most interestingly he is a expert thrifter, meaning he does all his clothes shopping at thrift stores and puts together super clean outfits for right around $40 a week. If you want to step-up your wardrobe this is the episode for you.

Talking Long Hair, Awkward Stage, Future Products and More In the early days of 2017, El Rubio completed a snow-filled, 17-day, 1,700 mile journey through California, circumnavigating the Sierra Nevada mountain range and distributing Longhairs referral cards throughout the Golden State. Join him for the final stretch on a ride down the US 395, answering questions from the blog, talking long hair, awkward stage, future products from The Longhairs and more.

In Episode 12 we rap with Eric Raether, better known in longhair circles as “El Extrano,” a Senior Web Experience Manager for Illumina, which develops, manufactures and markets genetic sequencing systems for the analysis of genetic variation and biological function with the goal of transforming human health. His real job though, is West End Wieners, a hot dog cart he’s been operating in Pacific Beach for over a decade, and home of the world famous Pavlov Dog. Eric moves more wieners on a Friday night than you handle in a week. Bearing a striking resemblance to one of the famous longhairs of all time, El Extrano has come to be known by his customers as Hot Dog Jesus. You’ll hear about these and various other occupations, along with these fascinating discussion topics: Genetic sequencing technology Websites and online marketing strategy The average volume of dogs you can slang on a Friday night Playing bass with Franky T and The Triple B Walking into a job interview with your hair down Preliminary plans for the largest gathering of longhaired men in the history of mankind So sit back, crack a beverage and join us at The Longhairs Global Headquarters, because no one wants a boiled wiener.

Chris and Lindsay are founders of The Longhairs, a global fraternity whose mission is to advocate, educate and celebrate men with long hair. They publish hair knowledge, advice, and tips for guys with locks, celebrate mens' long manes with...

Chris and Lindsay are founders of The Longhairs, a global fraternity whose mission is to advocate, educate and celebrate men with long hair. They publish hair knowledge, advice, and tips for guys with locks, celebrate mens’ long manes with membership cards, high fives and #HairWhipWednesdays, and are proprietors of Hair Ties For Guys™, the finest men's hair ties in the world. Lastly, $1 from every sale they make is donated to Locks of Love, a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to children suffering from long-term medical hair loss. 

Chris and Lindsay are founders of The Longhairs, a global fraternity whose mission is to advocate, educate and celebrate men with long hair. They publish hair knowledge, advice, and tips for guys with locks, celebrate mens' long manes with...

You’ve heard of Super Mario Brothers. You’ve heard of Gilligan’s Island. You probably haven’t heard their theme songs played with intense heavy metal drumming. Until now. That’s how professional drummer Joey Muha has carved out a brand for himself: playing every familiar theme song, tune and jingle imaginable with metal drumming. Heavy metal drumming.

In this episode of The Longhairs Professional Series we rap with Dave Littlechild, a successful business professional from the United Kingdom who’s lived around the world building businesses, jumping out of planes and making shit happen.

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Listen in at The Longhairs global headquarters as we rap with Mike Lynch, co-owner of Creative Priority and the product development team that brought you Hair Ties For Guys.

With limited vocational options, one of those is building your own business, where people can’t tell you how long your hair can be. We are super-stoked to interview David James Kennedy, owner of James Coffee Co., located in the downtown San Diego neighborhood of Little Italy. In a wide-open warehouse with more space than you’d think for a coffee shop, since April 2014 DK and his posse have been serving up hot and cold coffee to Longhairs and other Little Italians. We came to learn David is the owner and, perhaps not-so coincidentally, also a man with long hair. He has some interesting thoughts and insights on long hair, and we wanted to hear more. Here’s how it went down. See the full blog post here: http://thelonghairs.us/longhairs-professional-series-david-james-kennedy/