James D. Newcomb
Non-random thoughts in a fragmented world.
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I Reserve the Right to be Wrong
Honest speech requires the freedom to be wrong. In this episode, I reflect on students afraid to speak, a mob moment from my trumpet podcast days, and the difference between correction and public shaming.
When decent people are afraid to...
I Reserve the Right to be Wrong
I recently heard about a phenomenon in the university settings in which students — not the teachers mind you, but students — are afraid to voice any opinion at all while in the classroom environment.
Now it has been the case for some time...
This Guy Knows What He Wants
I was recently asked by Deacon Steve Wehr at my home parish (St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Church in Minneapolis) for a personal conversation about, well, me.
Steve asked me about my upbringing, my military service, my musical endeavors, marri...
Halftime
Many sports have what is called halftime.
The concept is pretty simple. Out of 60, or 90, or 40, or whatever the amount of minutes are in the game, both teams retreat to their locker rooms to catch their breath, to regroup, maybe attend t...
About That Mountaintop
A popular metaphor for the various journeys we undertake in life - be it in business, raising a family, maintaining a relationship or what have you - is that of climbing a mountain.
“Marriage is like climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro,” says the so-...
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Sometimes pro trumpeter who dabbles in podcasts, YouTubes and other creative media. Orthodox Christian, husband, father, world traveler.
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