In defense of Homework for Life
I teach a lot of things: Long division to fifth graders Storytelling techniques to corporations Keynote revision to public speakers Management strategies to business leaders I'm desperately trying to teach…
I teach a lot of things: Long division to fifth graders Storytelling techniques to corporations Keynote revision to public speakers Management strategies to business leaders I'm desperately trying to teach…
Last week, a woman swallowed her engagement ring after her boyfriend-turned-fiancee asked the restaurant where they were dining to hide the ring in the dessert as a means of surprising…
A new YouGov survey found that during a typical dinner: 41 percent of respondents talk to people they’re with 63 percent watch television 28 percent look at their phone 16…
It's 6:30 AM on a Tuesday. The sun has yet to rise. I'm sitting at my laptop, working on a client document. Clara is across the room, eating Cheerios and…
I performed at The Iron Horse in Northampton last month — my first time in this storied location. While I was sitting, waiting to take the stage, I noticed this…
If the Democrats ever decide to go on offense and combat some of the authoritarian, cruel, and deceitful actions being undertaken by Trump and his cast of incompetent and dangerous…
A solitary sunfish at an aquarium in southwestern Japan lost its appetite, began banging into the side of the fish tank, and appeared unwell days after the facility closed last…
Introducing TabBoo... A Chrome extension designed to add random jumpscares to websites you're trying to avoid. In the words of TabBoo's marketing: "You're stuck in an addictive, endless loop, loading…
Bananas are sold in bunches, but when a banana falls off the bunch before it hits grocery store shelves, the grocer has a problem: People don’t like buying single bananas…
Charlie has launched a YouTube channel called Rails Across New England, charting his new obsession with rail fanning: Watching and recording trains as they pass by stations and crossings. Also…