Why It’s So Hard to See the Real Bill Cosby
I wrote this review of Michael Whitaker’s 500+ page definitive biography of Bill Cosby, Cosby: His Life and Times, a … Continue Reading
Science Is Not the Opposite of Religion
John Lennon had it right when he sang, “Imagine no religion.” Let me explain. According to a recent study from … Continue Reading
5 Ways to Make the Most of Thanksgiving Leftovers
There are so many ways to make the most of the leftovers from your Thanksgiving table.? From the classic turkey … Continue Reading
Kobe Bryant Shows Us Greatness… with Failure
It is natural to feel a fear of failure and mistakes and easy to say we need to get over … Continue Reading
Thanksgiving: Being Grateful for Change, Good and Bad
More often than not, our ability to feel gratitude and express thanksgiving lies in recognizing the importance of the darkest … Continue Reading
Just Opened: New Theatre’s ‘Gospel According to Jerry’
From The Miami Herald review: “New Theatre’s The Gospel According to Jerry is a two-hander, that theatrical form in which … Continue Reading
The Spiritual Journey of Living with Serious Illness
Toni Bernhard’s new book, How to Be Sick: A Buddhist-Inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers was recommended … Continue Reading
Video: How to Respond to the Jerusalem Attacks
From Odyssey Networks’ Faith on the Record series: This week in a bloody attack at the Kehilat Bnei Torah synagogue … Continue Reading
What the World Needs Now Is Empathy
In reading feedback about Brittany Maynard’s physician-assisted suicide, I wondered: How much empathy do we possess, as individuals and as … Continue Reading