When I was a freshman at Brown University, way back in the early ’70s, I had to listen to recordings of the entire Shakespearean history cycle for a senior seminar that I took first semester freshman year. …

I know I’ve been guilty of this: if I don’t have anyone to go have an adventure with, I shrug and fill my time with work, chores, or anything that is a Have To instead of a Want To.

I used to read a lot about all the traveling my friends were doing. Switzerland… France… Egypt… the Netherlands. Some were Americans, some were Europeans. …

Patreon is pretty popular among folks I know. Artists, psychics, creators — everybody has a Patreon page, hoping to get people to send them money once a month to help support them. …

There are tons of psychic development books out there, so I spend my time teaching people how to FIND the right psychics, if they don’t want to do the work on their own. But when they finally decide that it looks like too much fun and adventure to miss out…

In honor of National Dog Day, the story of Pongo, the deaf dalmatian, and the only dog my family ever owned. (Jerry and Frances are my parents.)

You would think a vegetable is a vegetable is a vegetable… But that’s not the case. When I shop for vegetables at a standard grocery store, everything is in antiseptic bins, plastic packaged, marked with a code. …

I’m not someone who does a great deal of channeling of entities for other people, unless it’s their folks Over There or something from a past life. Baruchiel, the angelic Presence that works with me, instead tends to give me messages specifically for my own growth. But It shared something…

A couple of years ago, I had a surprising but interesting morning… The folks at Sap Bush were shorthanded, so I got to put on an apron and channel Flo from the 1970s sitcom.