Tag: grief

Raising Fists with my Daughter
A few years ago, we took the kids to a Public Enemy concert before the National Museum of African American History and Culture opened. Click here to read that post. In the article, I wrote this: “My daughter raised her fist not just because Chuck D and Flavor Flav said so and the crowd complied. […]
Still Watching, Waiting, and Protesting
I wrote this during the summer of 2014. Sadly, it still applies today.
List of Americans Playing in Budesliga (Germany)
While most sports are still on hold in America, soccer has opened up in Germany in the Bundesliga league. Bundesliga also gives us an opportunity to get to know some great talents from the United States. Josh Sargeant and Gio Reyna are favorites to watch in my house and I’m hoping the rest of the […]
Help Wanted: Seeking a Social Distance Manager
Over the past few months, I’ve been hunting for social media openings. When I see wanted posts on LinkedIn, Indeed, or all the other job posting boards I peruse daily, I click on them and my hope gets a kick-start. After hitting “send,” my hope gets a reality check when realization dawns that I’m probably […]
Appearance on the Uncles and Fathers Podcast
I appeared on the Uncles and Fathers Podcast, where I talked about Fatherhood, blogging, Acting, and my many writing projects. Click on the link below to listen.

Podcast on Dealing with Loss