Tim Madigan
Tim Madigan is the New York Times bestselling author of I’m Proud of You: My Friendship With Fred Rogers, whose work otherwise has often focused on humanitarian concerns and race history and reconciliation.
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We Thought We Were Alone
In the opening scenes of his brave and essential new PBS documentary, Friends & Neighbors, my friend Benjamin Wagner summarizes the tattered state of America’s insides.
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"It Would Have Been An Epitaph For the United States of America."
Ben Rhodes is an excellent writer and political thinker, not prone to hyperbole. Here is how he sums up the last few days:
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“In the best case scenario, Trump...
Fred Claire at 90: My friend, the Dodger legend, reflects on baseball glory, and what is most important in life.
In the 1988 World Series, the Cinderella season of the Los Angeles Dodgers would collide with the heavily-favored Oakland A’s and their behemoth sluggers, Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire. Meanwhile, injuries to both legs incapacitated the Dod...
"This Is Unacceptable," Mister Rogers said.
Fred Rogers died of stomach cancer in 2003 at the age of 74. A few years before, the icon of children’s television was visiting a friend, an airline executive named Bob Derse, in Bob’s home city in the Pacific Northwest. During the visit, t...
"You're ministering to me, Tim," Fred Rogers said. "By listening, you minister to me."
Fr. Heath McClure and I have been good friends for about a decade, a bond that developed through our shared affection and admiration for Fred Rogers, the late icon of children’s television. For my part, I met Fred in 1995 through newspaper...
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