Essays and short-form films highlighting the shared human traits that inspire people to respect and cooperate with each other. In my 32 year career as a NBC News correspondent, I focused on 'the stuff that works" in life.
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No News is Good News
During my career in TV news, I was often categorized as offbeat, quirky and even crazy.
The press coverage was interesting, but somewhat off-base, given that most of my stories focused on regular people dealing with the challenges and sil...
Quiet, please.
I ventured out to the peace and quiet of our backyard patio this morning in an effort to think of a decent Substack topic.
Then it began.
Lawnmowers, leaf blowers, passing airplanes, “beeping” delivery trucks, a carpenter’s drill, roofers...
To Fight or Not to Fight
I am not naive. The world is full of bad people with malicious intent. They have to be stopped, sometimes with force. It’s the human condition, and a sad reality.
That said, whenever war breaks out, it’s difficult to ignore those caught in...
Springtime in Paris
Almost 30 years ago, our daughter Kerry, then a student at Rhode Island’s Providence College, spent a semester studying abroad in France.
Almost 30 years ago, our daughter Kerry, then a student at Rhode Island’s Providence College, spent a...
Live Wired
This is the last of a two-part rant focusing on needlessly phony movie scenes.
This is the last of a two-part rant focusing on needlessly phony movie scenes. A few weeks ago, it was hockey. Today, I turn my attention to television news “li...
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Former NBC News correspondent, documentarian, author, college hockey player, married father of four, grandfather of nine, practiced observer of life's nuances.
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