Category: Interviews

Interviews Run Jason Run

A Conversation with Fitness Expert Andrea Marcellus on Exercise, Energy, and the Rule of Awesome

Interviews Parenting

Talking about Fatherhood on France TV

Interviews Podcasts

My Guest Appearance on the Dad 2.0 Podcast: Talking about Blogging, Working with Brands, and Being the Sexiest Man Alive

Interviews Parenting

Discussing Fatherhood on Russian News Station RTVI

Interviews New York City Parenting

Unifying Fatherhood: My participation in a documentary on dads breaking stigmas

Interviews Podcasts

Appearance on the Uncles and Fathers Podcast

The Backstory to My Interview with Liam Neeson

Interviews Parenting Stories

My Daughter and One Direction: remembering the time I took her to meet the band

Interviews New York City Parenting

Interview with NY Metro Parents on being a dad in NYC and being a blogger

My Interview with Mark Ruffalo on his Film Dark Waters, Activism, and Fatherhood

Interviews Parenting

Interview with Stryper’s Michael Sweet on Parenting, Faith, and Rocking at 55

An Interview with Actor/Comedian Tommy Davidson on Travel, Fatherhood, and Vacation Creation

Interviews Parenting

My Interview with Huffington Post on Being a Dad Blogger and Stay-at Home Dad

Book Reviews Interviews

Discussing Early Childhood Development with The First 1,000 Days Author Roger Thrurow

Interviews Movie Reviews

Part 2 of My Interview with Liam Neeson: A Monster Calls

Interviews Movie Reviews

J. A. Bayona Discusses Directing, Working with Child Actors, and A Monster Calls

Is Top Gun: Maverick Appropriate for Kids?
I was in the 6th grade when I went to the movie theater to see Top Gun. Within minutes of watching the movie, I believed there wasn’t anyone in the world cooler than Maverick. And then, a little later while watching the movie, I decided that there wasn’t a cooler person in the world than […]
History of NYC’s Liberty Pole in City Hall Park
There is a flagpole in City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan that appears to be an ordinary flagpole. A sign at the top of the pole says, “Liberty.” There has been a lot of discussion about what the American Flag means, but in the case of the Liberty Pole in City Hall Park, the pole […]
New York City’s Bowling Green Fence Tells a Historical Story
On April 26th, 1770, A statue of King George III was dedicated in Bowling Green in New York City. Using inspiration from Marcus Aurelius’ statue on Capitoline Hill in Rome, sculptor Joseph Wilson placed King George upon a horse, triumphantly leading the colonies. The statue was made of lead and gold, weighing in over […]
Is Dr. Strange In The Multiverse of Madness Appropriate for Kids?
Marvel has cranked out another superhero movie with Dr. Strange In The Multiverse of Madness. The last time we saw Dr. Strange, he was helping Spider-Man help the world forget about Peter Parker, which opened the door to the multiverse. If you watched the What If? Marvel cartoon on Disney Plus, then you should have […]
Nintendo has a new interactive sports game for the Switch
If you were a parent between 2006 and 2015, you probably have fond memories of playing Nintendo Wii with your kids. My oldest is graduating from his school now and we mention the Wii often. Sadly, our Wii bit the dust a long time ago. Ever since we’ve been wanting a new one to let […]