Finished reading: Between Heaven and Mirth by James Martin 📚
This website is a hoot.
Excellent advice from the leadership.garden blog.
Real listening requires something that feels almost dangerous: the willingness to be changed by what you hear.
Erin Maguire on The Late Show with Steven Colbert
This was a really great set from a terrific (new to me) comedian.
The Trump Administration: More Catholic Than You Know
I feel dumber after reading this scandalous article. To use a theological term, it’s batshit.
No one disputes that music is powerful and can elicit strong emotions. Can this power be harnessed in research to draw bioethics closer to the human beings who are experiencing the disease states and other life challenges that we seek to understand, and for whom we desire to promote flourishing and beneficence?
Here’s a great piece from David Nantais in the Hastings Center Bioethics Forum. I love how David goes beyond the concert-going experience to explore how music can help bioethicists “promote flourishing and beneficence.”
A handful of hail. #stlwx
A fun website from the pudding that answers the question: How do animals sound across languages?
Unfortunately, for Arrested Development fans, chickens are left unaddressed.
Finished reading: The Speed of Trust by Stephen M.R. Covey 📚
The more you trust, speed increases and expenses are reduced. Right?!?
This would be a fun book to be on @ifbookspod.bsky.social