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Jeremy Anderson is an adventure sports athlete and enthusiast, spending much of his time backcountry skiing, ski mountaineering, ice climbing, rock climbing and mountain running.

6X Crossfit competitor & fitness coach, he’s forged a path through honesty, commitment and persistence. Listen to Marcus Filly on The Longhairs Podcast, Ep. 50.

In the absence of independent empirical research, we’d betcha a pack of hair ties there are a lot more bosses out there with long hair than ever before—even in the last three years. If true this would suggest blog post #11, the subject of this here Fireside Reading, was more relevant when it was published on February

Hailing from Ames, Iowa, his unique combination of hair, eye color and complexion makes professional stylist Alan Randall, AKA El Pelirrojo, a self-proclaimed “1%-er” of physical attributes, putting him among the rarest gingers on Earth.

As I write this, I am finally leaving the awkward stage, for the fourth time in my life. I can tie it back again! Why would I repeatedly subject myself to this torture, you ask? Because for many years, I believed one of the deadliest of all longhair myths:

The most common barriers for men who wish to grow long hair are overcoming awkward stage hair, dealing with the naysayers, or a partner who isn’t down for the flow. All too often though, the chief barrier is employment. So how do you convince your boss to let you grow your hair out?

He’s a computer programming and business major at San Francisco State University, a retired amatuer muy thai fighter and lifetime martial arts student and competitor. And he’s got the dope flowing locks.

Have you ever planned a party, organized a mixer or hosted a soiree? You know that feeling right before it starts, when everything is done (or not done) and all you can do is wait?

“I’m in the internet business,” Cam told us.

In 2017 we kicked off a new series, “Beyond The Locks,” where we highlight men with long hair from different cultures, backgrounds, races and ethnicities, learning about their experiences and perspectives and revealing how long hair contributes to each man’s identity.

There were two bros, 400 square feet and $292. It was called Round Two Creative Group, and it was just a couple of guys figuring out how the hell to run a marketing agency.

On Episode 26 of Let It Ride, The Longhairs connected with the world’s first and only pro wrestling magic comedian, who not surprisingly also has fine streaming golden locks. As his title suggests, our interview didn’t disappoint.