As we closed in on the end of 2020, I wanted to find out from some of the people whose thoughts and perspectives I respect and admire what they had to say about this crazy year and how it affected their lives and their views on the world.
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2020 Q&A: What Have You Been Thinking About?
As we closed in on the end of 2020, I wanted to find out from some of the people whose thoughts and perspectives I respect and admire what they had to say about this crazy year and how it affected their lives and their views on the world.
2020 Q&A: Have Your Views Changed In Any Significant Ways?
As we closed in on the end of 2020, I wanted to find out from some of the people whose thoughts and perspectives I respect and admire what they had to say about this crazy year and how it affected their lives and their views on the world.
2020 Q&A: How Much Has Covid-19 Changed Your Life?
As we closed in on the end of 2020, I wanted to find out from some of the people whose thoughts and perspectives I respect and admire what they had to say about this crazy year and how it affected their lives and their views on the world.
Floods of Molasses and Racism In 1919 Boston
On January 15, 1919, a tanker holding 2.5 millions gallons of molasses exploded and caused a wave of molasses 10 feet tall moving at nearly 30 miles an hour, which left a trail of destruction and death in the mostly Italian neighborhood of Boston’s North End.
Dusty Smith, 7 Years In Morocco With Wife And Kids
Episode 7— I got to know Dusty at a school we both attended in Hawaii at the end of 2002, beginning of 2003. He was one of my favorite people there, really down to earth and humble, but very smart
My Own Personal Space: Privacy, The Creative Process, And Resisting Peer Pressure
The term ‘Proxemics’ was first introduced by Edward T. Hall in his book, The Hidden Dimension. Wikipedia defines Proxemics as, 'The science of the subjective dimensions that surround each person and the physical distances they try to keep from other
Pilgrimage: A Better Way To Travel?
Three years ago I borrowed a book called The Art of Pilgrimage by Phil Cosineau from the library of a ship called the M/V Pacific Link, which at that time was floating around Fiji doing good deeds in some of the smaller islands.