We apologize to stay connected with the people we love. We feel connected to each other because we understand the context in which we live.

Brian and I discover a memorial for Blacks who have been killed by police. The sign said, #SayTheirNames. So we did.

Talking to people who were gathering for a Bernie Sanders rally reminds me of the 2004 Dennis Kucinich presidential campaign.

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We begin with writer Michael Kleber-Diggs who contemplates whether he would ever be chosen for a survival team and end up at the doorstep of Mary Jane...

A compilation of a podcast series Brian and I did for the Minnesota Fringe Festival, this episode looks at why we tell stories and how they can be ele...

These are stories of persistence: A single mother who is trying to get some help. Campaigners who don't know when to quit. A fight against segregation...

Saying goodbye to an old car is not always easy. If you ask someone about their first car, they'll probably tell you a story. Cars can tell a family h...

100 people answer the question, "Going back as far as you can go, what is your very earliest memory?" The ages associated with memories range from bei...

This produced some interesting responses from 50 people or so. Most could answer the question. But there were definitely a few who were "readers" and ...