

Welcome back to another edition of the Art of Manliness podcast. In this week’s episode we talk to Walker Lamond, author of the new book Rules for My Unborn Son. Walker’s book is based on his popular blog, 1001 Rules for My Unborn Son. We discuss the inspiration for the book, wheelie luggage, and required listening for boys. Pick up the book from Amazon.com today! Full of advice both insightful and humorous, I highly recommend it. It makes a great stocking stuffer this Christmas for any man in your life, not just dads.



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I would like to add some MUST unwritten rules for every man to follow…. and that is to learn how to use tools, fix a car, give a powerful handshake, respect women in that they are (with all do respect) are the weaker sex, not be a coward, learn to drive manual transmission, own atleast a rugged truck/suv that you love, own a pair of boots, protect and stand up for all the wonderful women in a man’s life, workout to be strong and fit for life etc…. i’ve been wanting to write a book like this called: The Unwritten Rules for a Man. Im working on getting it protected…. what do you think? i need your advice my fellow men! Thanks
I got this book and it’s awesome! The rules are incredibly dead on-it’s a must-read for all men and boys. Although I don’t know what kind of blazers Mr. Lamond is wearing-I can’t imagine it fitting in anyone’s pocket!
Cainen, I think this blog has already beaten you to it. And by the way, you can’t copyright a title, so don’t waste your time, friend.
Sterling… i think you’re right about that my friend! I’ll just keep a mental book instead… lol! I have not read the book yet, but i can’t wait to! I think REAL men know most of the rules anyway! Later…
I just finished listening to this podcast. Excellent job by both Brett and Walker. I agree completely about sandals and wheeled carry-on luggage. Don’t agree about facial hair, but no big deal. This is quickly becoming one of my favorite podcasts, and I’m looking forward to the next episode. Thanks.
(I grabbed the Kindle edition of “The Art of Manliness” book the other day too. I’m looking forward to getting into it.)