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NYC Public Pools Open June 27th: What you need to know
I am always looking for ways to beat the NYC heat. I go to as many suggested price museums as I can, watch the $1 Movies, free bowling, and have been known to go to the grocery store just to take advantage of the cranked up AC. But there is another way to beat the heat. Visit one of the […]
From Being Homophobic to Choosing Love
There are many things about my past that shames me. One is the way I used to think about gay people. The first time I heard of same-sex attraction was on an episode of Barney Miller – a gay man kidnaps his own son because his ex-wife kept him from seeing the boy. During the […]
Bringing Sexy to Dad 2.0 – Fulfilling a dream to read at my favorite conference
(Before I go on, I need to say I wasn’t the only one that brought “The Sexy.” It’s been there since the beginning.) Doug French stood at the microphone and announced, “our next reader is an OG… Jason Greene.” Since it was implied that I am old, I limped up to the stage. Doug and […]
My Appearance on Good Morning America and The Tale of the Tooth Taker
I went on an episode of Good Morning America’s Strahan and Sara episode where two other guys along with Michael Strahan and Jim Gaffigan shared our “dad fails.” They allowed us little time to share and interact with one another. After you watch the video, read the whole story. The Tale of the Tooth Taker […]
When Running in the Parenting Marathon, It’s Hard to Stop For Depression
Depression sneaks up on you at the worst moments. Not that there is an appropriate time for it, but it appears. When you are a stay-at-home parent, it can be troublesome. Doing the ordinary day-to-day tasks can be daunting, but kids need their dad and so I must press through the magnitude of the world […]

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

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

Is Star Wars Rogue One Appropriate for Kids

An Interview with Liam Neeson on How Fatherhood Directs His Characters

Is Captain America: Civil War appropriate for kids?

The Jungle Book Review: Fun, Scary, and Visually Beautiful