Upcoming appearances
On Saturday, May 31, I’ll be speaking at the Barnes & Noble at the Buckland Hills Mall in Manchester, CT at 2:00 PM. My agent will be with me, so…
Storytellers are important, but it’s within the audience that you find the true beauty of storytelling.
As Elysha and I celebrate our first anniversary of Speak Up, our Hartford based storytelling organization, we have many reasons to be thankful. Since May of last year, we have…
I am happily clueless about many things. It seems to make people very angry.
More than a week after Jill Abramson’s firing as executive of the New York Times, This American Life’s host Ira Glass still hadn’t heard the news. This is surprising. The…
SportsCenter anchor? No big deal. Actor in a 30 second commercial? AWE INSPIRING.
My friend, Bram Weinstein, is an ESPN anchor. When I first met him, I stood in awe of his occupation and talent. This is understandable. There was a time in…
Deathbed regrets revisited 2014
Three years ago, in response to a piece listing the most frequent death bed regrets of the dying, I listed what I thought would be my most likely death bed…
The brief but surprising history of Uggs
A student recently asked me if Uggs were invented in colonial times. Good thing we started our colonial research recently. In researching the origins of Uggs, I found some interesting…
Small boy. Big words. Enormous inspiration.
There have been many inspirational speeches throughout history. Knute Rockne’s “One for the Gipper” speech. The Saint Crispin’s Day speech from Shakespeare’s Henry V (which sounds surprisingly like the speech…
The kid is a player.
It’s annoying to see a kid a third or fourth of my age with better moves than I have ever had. Your browser does not support iframes.
Students can do amazing things when they want to annoy their teacher.
I have forbidden two students in my class from bickering, because it makes me crazy. Last week I hear singing coming from the general vicinity of the normally bickering students.…
How to Stop a Wedding: Much better advice than what Slate had to offer.
Slate recently published a piece advising readers on how to stop a wedding. The editors of Slate loved this piece, declaring it on Twitter to be one of the most…
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