The Longhairs Library

It’s no secret long hair on men is considered “unprofessional.” As we’ve often documented, having long hair in business is to have limited vocational options.

He couldn’t see it at the start of 2020, but our curly-haired bro Ernesto Villaneuva would come to know it as one of the worst times in history to open a new restaurant. With forced closures and city-wide lockdowns, businesses everywhere were crumbling under the weight of COVID-19.

It’s not every day you can get hair advice from a master long hair barber, but on this episode of The Longhairs podcast El Sicario sits down with his friend and personal long hair barber, Shelbee Shearz.

An immense amount of effort, time, energy and even money will be necessary before reaching your dream life. No one knows that better than the founder of Workforit Apparel, Ryan aka DMAXRYNO. He has built his vision from the ground up by doing what it takes…Workforit!

For Hampton Liu, staying jacked and healthy doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. His practical approach to coaching fitness has built a massive following for Hybrid Calisthenics.

There are no haircuts or shortcuts for Christian Taylor. At 21 years old, he has been publishing videos on YouTube for 11 years, and he’s had long hair since he was nine.

DMAXRYNO got his start in the world of masonry and concrete. He had such passion for the field he was compelled to learn more about the other trades, soon becoming a general contractor.

The effort you’re willing to put into your craft is what you can expect to get out of it, and Wes Horton learned this early in his music career.

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.

Did you ever think that Ice Cube would be chillin’ with Kermit the Frog, or Snoop D.O. Double G would be flipping burgers at the local In-N-Out? We definitely didn’t, but San Diego Artist Regan Russell did. Drawing from nostalgic pop culture, celebrity, and diverse notions of identity, his art playfully pokes fun at

Introducing the Master of Magical Mayhem! The Piledriver of Prestidigitation! The Ambassador of Kick-Your-Ass-Ador! He’s rising to the top, like the cream of the crop, presenting, the host of The Mane Event, The Shocker!

Our guests on this episode are a San Diego grassroots community-building love story, who from the beginning shared a mutual agreement they would be creating alongside each other for the rest of their lives, who strive to instill a sense of self-love and pride in people and communities, paying homage to the cultures