A Sense of Where You Are
Jordan GarretsonI’m Jordan, a former sports writer turned B2B storyteller. This project is me trying to recapture something I lost along the way: writing about stuff that actually matters to me. Stay tuned for TV/movies, wrestling, politics, sports, culture, whatever.
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On Her Terms
I ran my first marathon this past October. Forty-eight hours earlier, I watched my mom take her last breaths.
It’s funny how quickly things—and your perception of them—can change.
For months, I trained diligently, preparing for what I tho...
The Monsters Are Past Due on Maple Street
“This is Maple Street in the last calm and reflective moments—before the monsters came.”
Those are the words of “Twilight Zone” creator and narrator Rod Serling in “The Monsters are Due on Maple Street,” the series’ 22nd episode in its fir...
Rain in the desert
January 19, 1997.
Mom was grateful for football, having her bills paid, her landlord, her daughter Hawley’s compassion, and clean air in Mesa, Arizona.
My mom was as sick as she’d ever be in a life largely shaped—though certainly not defi...
Stop talking about storytelling. Start telling stories.
Storytelling is one of oldest jobs in the world. It also could soon be among the most overused words in business, joining the B2B buzzword graveyard.
You might’ve heard one or two or 14 things about the recent Wall Street Journal piece, “...
Crying alone at the movies
Since my Mom died, nothing has been more cathartic than crying by myself at the movies.
The AMC on Roosevelt and Delano Court has been my sanctuary, my refuge, my silent confessional.
Now, maybe this sounds odd to the more well-adjusted a...
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