Happy Hours consisted of a wide range of topics including: Jewish (several clergy joined for separate hours to talk about a holiday, their own personal story of becoming a rabbi/cantor, and just to answer questions the participants had that they always wondered about); health (several times we had medical experts talk about COVID-19 and how best we could maintain safe practices); fun presentations (Seinfeld hour where several of us "did" a Seinfeld monologue using bits from his recent book of his routines; reenacted humorous radio shows from public domain scripts using members and wives for the various parts; brought in a producer of Jewish Folks Telling Jokes to present and comedy video clips); educational (a professor of mass communication just prior to the November election to talk about how media influences our political opinions; two African-American friends to talk with us about our different growing up and cultural/behavioral expectations and experiences; financial experts presented on different aspects of the economy and current forecasts as they affect each of us; and sports experts joining us to talk about sports during the pandemic); virtual field trips (tour of the Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH, virtually for the hour; and had a tour of the Western Reserve Historical Society's amazing automobile collection); and FJMC Hearing Men's Voices programmatic sessions (Fathers and Sons; Men and Work). It's all pretty simple to do. We set up a recurring zoom link; coordinated topics each week with our VP of Programming and VP of Marketing; found topical presenters we collectively were able to contact; and over time developed a regular audience and others who joined depending on the topic. In all, the guys look forward each week to something different than the week before. And on the rare week when we don't have a pre-arranged speaker or presentation, we have an "open mic" session, which simply lets participants give their opinions or concerns on any topic of their interest. We discuss their topic for a few minutes, then move on purposely to another topic of interest to a different participant keeping everyone engaged and the interesting current topics moving throughout the hour.