Weekend Whitespace / Watercolor #82 Plage Paloma
Paloma is this magic corner of Cap Ferrat where the locals just go about their business swimming, picnicking, and napping. Meanwhile, I'm agog. WhitespaceRead More
Weekend Whitespace / Watercolor #150 Shadow Self
Whitespace doesn’t feel empty to me; it’s full of potential. The quiet gaps in life—those pauses we often overlook—can hold so much possibility.Read More
Understanding is a Journey: A Chat with Israel Connexio
Had a great chat but brief with David Schulberg on the The Israel Connexion about " a richly detailed historical fiction of twoRead More
My Father’s Hair.
Coppola inherited much from his father, Carmine: the artistic flair, the love for music, and an unyielding drive to create something enduring. HisRead More
Understanding is a Journey: History Repeating Podcast
Had a great chat with Jean on History Repeating, diving into WWI, WWII, and their role in shaping today's Middle East. We coveredRead More
The Surreal Spectacle of College Football: From Pro Pro
Last night’s Notre Dame vs. Ohio State game felt like watching a surreal blend of college tradition and professional sports theater. These "kids"Read More
TickTock for TikTok; The Clock is Ticking on Creator Co
TikTok’s latest strategic maneuver is a masterclass in corporate politics, but its effectiveness is still up for debate. The 90-day cooling-off period, engineeredRead More
Ai and, the word Sabotage, Captain.
In Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991), Valeris, the Vulcan officer aboard the USS Enterprise, explains the origin of the word "sabotage."Read More
Weekend Watercolor, #159 Menton and Lemons
I began painting watercolors during lockdown, when a special friend gave me a set of Kai paints and I've painted nearly everyRead More
The Restless Mind: Using Screens as Tools, Not Traps
The allure of the dopamine loop—those likes, notifications, and endless scrolls—is seductive. But while it offers fleeting satisfaction, it never addresses the deeperRead More