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October 31, 2026

Don’t Forget to Celebrate the Endings

We’re urged to push through and show persistence — from minor scrapes to long-term commitments — but how do we know when persistence is no longer enough?

September 30, 2026

Justice v. Restoration

When the response to injustice takes years to come to light — and when justice is delayed — what can we actually expect in the way of restoration? How do you undo the past?

August 31, 2026

Reaching Into the Blind Bag

On how embracing the risk and reward of music discovery helps prepare us for the world beyond our own personal taste.

July 31, 2026

You’ll Never Walk Alone

I’ve become a Liverpool time for the second time, which has mostly been a lesson in wondering if it’s okay that I’ve become a Liverpool fan again.

June 30, 2026

Adaptation vs. Substitution

Every rule change — in our games, and in our lives — has direct consequences for everyone at the table. There’s a right way to handle change, in which we take into account the lives of the most vulnerable, and there’s a WRONG way to handle change.

May 31, 2026

Finally

There is no “finally” in big tech, at least not in the way they’d have us believe. No one is waiting for a calendar solution in the same way they’re waiting for real change and safety.

April 30, 2026

Letting the Space Live

We’ve been trained to treat silence as waste — by algorithms, by productivity tools, by influencers who cut every pause from their videos. But the space between things isn’t dead air; it’s what makes everything around it land.

March 31, 2026

Creating for an Audience of One

A three-day-long playlist, built by hand, as a creative outlet for an audience of one. I was here. I made this. This is what I think.

January 26, 2026

We Used to Sleep on the Beach

In post-rock, there’s a build and there’s a break. We’re watching the slow crawl toward the break in real time, as ICE — and our government — is murdering innocent observers in Minneapolis.

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