This week Ben visits a plant based London restaurant that can’t fail to make your mouth water. Vanilla Black is one of London’s highest-decibel manifestations of a rising voice within the vegetarian/vegan culinary world. ItContinue reading
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The Gintlemen, Ewan: The Intrinsic Value of Lifting
This week Ewan takes a look at why – if it’s not goal focused, we should do what we love anyway. I’m currently working my way through a book called Running With the Pack, byContinue reading
The Gintlemen, Ewan: There are no lines
This week Ewan inadvertently covers a topic close to my heart. About being put in boxes… One thing I have had to come to terms with recently is that in most aspects of life, andContinue reading
The Gintlemen, Ewan: Hitting the Trail
This week, Ewan talks about taking the time to make a change. I’ve recently started running, not that this is massive news, or article worthy in itself, but the psychological effects of picking up thisContinue reading
The Gintlemen, Lee: The Patriarchy Hurts Men Too
This week, Lee looks into what effect formed gender roles have on men in particular. It’s well known that patriarchal society makes life tougher on women. But there’s plenty of reasons for men to rileContinue reading
The Gintlemen, Adrian: Heartbreak
Adrian continues his look back at his love life… Paid ten pence and I only farted…..that’s what the reworked song at school said anyway, how I wished flatulence played a part in the reality, IContinue reading
The Gintlemen, Adrian: #VeryParty
In the first of two posts (one from me!) Adrian and I talk about our favourite pieces from the Very Party showcase. But in the interests of equality, gintlemen first… Next year I’m hoping toContinue reading
The Gintlemen, Ben: Boohoo MAN Big & Tall
If you follow me on Twitter, Instagram or are friends with me on Facebook, you may be a little surprised too see Boohoo on the blog. I have issues with them. Their distinct lack ofContinue reading
The Gintlemen, Adrian: The MH THING Part 2
In part two of this piece, Adrian talks further about his mental health. Secondary school. Huge, soulless, with a weird aroma (more of that later). Amongst 150 of my peers, I waddled up to itsContinue reading