The following is from my monthly newsletter/dispatch. You can subscribe to that here.Virtual meetings... virtual friends... virtual connections... this virtual life we're living through screens, FaceTime, text, Zoom... I'm over it. During my three-year stint in Cleveland, one of the things…
When I was finding myself in college, I had a real moment among the alternative music and theater crowds in our various uniforms of black. Black t-shirts, black turtlenecks, black jeans, black belts, black combat boots. To be honest, it…
A mellow mix to finish an insane year. And, of course, Christmas music!
Since many have told me how much they enjoy seeing New York through my social media content, I thought I'd try a little experiment with my occasional podcast. The idea was inspired by another podcast I recently heard where two…
I’ve been very fortunate to have the opportunity to do some recent television work for Extra, the entertainment news show. The first was an interview with Jerry Seinfeld, a real pinch-me gift. I also had a really fun chat with…
There's something about a romantic jazz vocal that sounds and feels so very New York to me, especially in the fall.
I had a great time catching up with my friend Ann Richards on her podcast. She and I go back to my Cleveland days, and it was so good to talk with her.
Paul Chamberlain asked if I'd like to recored a conversation about 007 after we'd both seen No Time To Die, I jumped at it. This was a lot of fun.
A month ago, if you had told me I'd be interviewing Jerry Seinfeld on television for a national entertainment news show, I'd say you were crazy. But life is weird (or at least mine is), and it actually happened.
Ours is a culture that celebrates having more. More clothes, more rooms, more closet space, more cars, more gadgets, more stuff, more… But does it make us happier?