Will Haskell was about to graduate from Georgetown University when concerns about college affordability, climate change and other liberal causes hastened his entry into elective politics. It takes a lot of courage for someone who had not held a full-time job to contest a state senate seat in the Fairfield County suburbs …
Meditation is certainly trending in America. Perhaps, it’s growth can be attributed to the stress of the pandemic or the quieting of the American mind while spending more time at home. Whatever the reason, it’s benefits can be profound according to research. It can help with stress, burnout insomnia and anxiety, while also …
Small business is the engine of America’s private sector and in a moment when many people are abandoning their jobs, often they are looking for the opportunity to replace their paycheck income with a successful small business that gives them more freedom and self determination. And while it is not for those who …
Abraham Lincoln is often called the Great Emancipator. Yet perhaps his equally valuable contribution to the rights of American citizens was to rip up the Constitution of 1787 and replace it with the one we have today. The original Constitution, nowhere included a stated commitment to equality for each of us. It was …
America and its allies in NATO have just applied the most onerous sanctions yet on Vladimir Putin, his fellow kleptocrats and the people of Russia. The question is how effective will they be? In many ways that depends on what the objective was in putting them in place. If it was to stop his …
Americans have been leaving their jobs in record numbers as the pandemic has rolled on. While this fact in and of itself is interesting, perhaps more intriguing is ‘why’. Our guest Kristin Schuchman, a certified business coach and author of the book ‘Jump Start: How to redirect a career that has stalled, lost …
For centuries, the downfall of one global empire has been followed by the rise of another. America was top dog when the Soviet Union fell apart, but our guest argues that is no longer its position. We are now in what he terms ‘The Enduring Disorder’. Yes, the institutions we established after World War …
Throughout our history, state and federal legislators have limited the scope of medical treatments available to us. In the spirit of our prized individualism, Americans have often opposed this and pursued their own therapies, which may fall outside the bounds of that which the medical establishment might prescribe. During the pandemic that demand …
Mourning in America might better describe the mood of the American people in early 2022 than what Ronald Reagan had in mind in the 1980’s. President Biden just held a summit on democracy trying to encourage those countries that still fly that banner to hang in there and that this form of government can …
How many people do you engage with every day? If you don’t count your ‘friends’ on Facebook, it’s likely to be a small number of real and direct human interactions. As a result most of us are not ‘socially integrated’. Having done a number of podcasts about the effects iof social isolation, in …