Speak Up offering storytelling workshops
Until our Speak Up website is up and running, I’ll continue to post information here about our upcoming shows and workshops. We are wrapping up our second round of workshops…
Will my daughter miss out on the culture of cruel pranks and purposeful, public embarrassment because she is a girl? If so, I’m sad. Also, why?
Men can somehow be incredibly cruel to one another, in a very protracted and public way, and not damage their friendships at all. Pranks are accepted in male culture. They…
15 thoughts from a Moth StorySLAM
I told a story on Wednesday night at The Moth’s StorySLAM at Housing Works in New York City. The theme of the night was Secrets. I was lucky enough to…
Photoshop? No.
I know. I couldn’t believe it either. But this photo (did you even think it was a photo?), which you have probably seen a thousand times (the Windows XP default…
Charlie says yes to chocolate-covered matzo
How lucky we are to have a wife and mother who makes so many delicious foods for us.
Completely cringe-worthy and painful to watch(unless you’re mean like me)
This is undoubtedly the worst Wheel of Fortune performance of all time. This poor guy will never live this down. He will never forgive himself. First one million dollars. Then…
Don’t even try to invade North Hampton
If you plan to invade a small New England town anytime soon (and who isn’t?), I suggest you avoid targeting North Hampton, Massachusetts. I was in North Hampton recently for…
Dictionary revision required
I would like to propose replacing the dictionary definition of the word “joy” with this image.
Spite is good. Science agrees. Tim Martin agrees.
The New York Times recently published a piece titled "Spite Is Good. Spite Works." Research seems to indicate that human decency and cooperation require “a certain degree of so-called altruistic punishment:…
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