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Matt Berical

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As seen in: British GQ, one5c, Medium, MSN, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, HuffPost, Flipboard, Motorsport.com, Motorsport.com (US), GQ, Yahoo and
Covers:  Food, masculinity, relationships, science, culture, travel, and gear.
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I am an award-winning writer, editor, and content strategist who's work has appeared in such outlets as Men's Journal, Maxim, GQ, Fatherly, Saveur, Popular Science, Food Republic, and more. In a career that spans print and digital publications, legacy titles and startups, I’ve led top-tier creative teams in the production of innovative, audience-driving content that earns respect, recognition, and the right kind of growth. Most recently, I served as Deputy Editor of Fatherly, where I led overal…

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Andrew McCarthy Walked 500 Miles With His Son To Transform Their Relationship

Andrew McCarthy Walked 500 Miles With His Son To Transform Their Relationship

The actor, writer, and director discusses his new book, the key to forging a stronger bond with children, and…

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Andrew Zimmern's Butter-Fried Chicken Is A Crazy Good Family Meal

Andrew Zimmern's Butter-Fried Chicken Is A Crazy Good Family Meal

Chef Andrew Zimmern's recipe for butter-fried chicken is like a chicken picatta but pumped up by the addition…

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Jesse Tyler Ferguson's Ground Beef & Pickle Tacos Recipe Will Win You Over

Jesse Tyler Ferguson's Ground Beef & Pickle Tacos Recipe Will Win You Over

The actor talks about his new podcast, "Dinner's On Me" and how fatherhood has changed him, before sharing a …

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A Fighter Pilot's Guide To Making Better Decisions

A Fighter Pilot's Guide To Making Better Decisions

Justin "Hasard" Lee, talks decision-making tactics, mental toughness, and the link between fatherhood and fly…

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Channing Tatum Lives For The Sparkly Magic Of Fatherhood

Channing Tatum Lives For The Sparkly Magic Of Fatherhood

Channing Tatum talks about being a dad, his children's book series 'Sparkella,' and who he loves working with…

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How to Save Your Marriage From Yourself

How to Save Your Marriage From Yourself

In his book "This Is How Your Marriage Ends," Matthew Fray looks at his failed marriage to help others from f…

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8 science-backed ways to make sustainable resolutions stick

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By Matt Berical, Corinne Iozzio
| one5c
Pop psychology is full of promises about how many days it takes to form a habit. Some say 21 will do the trick. Others tout 66. And still more magic numbers abound. One rub with many of these, though, is that they tend to center on rote repetition to get the job done—a promise that if you just do something enough it’ll become as automatic as fiddling with your cuticles or putting down the toilet seat.
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25 products that earned our stamp of approval in 2025

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By Matt Berical
| one5c
Here's an uncomfortable truth about seemingly sustainable products: A well-intentioned "add-to-cart" of a reusable straw or a set of paper towel replacements with an adorable print can just as easily become garbage as the less-than-savory object it's replacing. The risk of buying a dud only amplifies during the season of spending. (That’s now.) That's where we come in. At one5c, we’re constantly testing products—assessing durability, usability, and function.
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46 simple, doable ways to waste less food at home

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By Matt Berical
| one5c
Americans chuck a lot of food. The average household tosses $3,000 worth in the trash every year, a cost that’s nearly doubled since the last time the EPA ran its numbers. The planet-warming impact of all that waste is enormous: Uneaten food in the U.S. alone creates 170 million metric tons of emissions every year—which is nearly as much as what is produced by the entire country of Argentina. This is a problem that spans the entire food system, but our homes produce the most edible trash.
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