By Rick Moore
On September 22, 1993, Amtrak experienced the deadliest crash in American history. Just north of Mobile, Alabama, the Amtrak train known as the Sunset Limited derailed in the swampland near the Mobile River. At that time, I was the owner of a video production company in West...
By Victoria Ostrosky
Our daily lives are filled with appointments and birthdays we struggle to remember. But then there are certain days we can never forget because they’re etched deeply into our hearts. That moment a parent hears the horrifying words that shatters and remakes their lives, changing them forever.
Doug...
By Kirk McCarley,
In a 1994 magazine interview, actor Kevin Bacon mentioned while discussing “The River Wild,” that “he had worked with everybody in Hollywood or someone who’s worked with them.” Following, a lengthy newsgroup thread ran titled “Kevin Bacon is the Center of the Universe.” That same year three...
By Sean Dietrich
It was an average Thursday night. The crowd waiting to get into Truist Park was a biblical mass. There were too many people to comprehend.
Everyone was sweating through their undergarments. The smell of human armpit odor was in the air.
It was a sold-out game. Forty-odd thousand baseball...
By Lauren Catanese
“Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we will ever do.” –Brene Brown in The Gifts of Imperfection.
Being vulnerable or being conscious that I am being vulnerable is something that I’ve been trying to be more attentive to lately. What...
By Kirk McCarley,
One of the things I most enjoy about coaching is the opportunity to learn from clients. This journey has allowed a wide variety of diverse exploration:
What constitutes the highest quality vintage from the perspective of a certified Sommelier.
The impact of location and climate in maple...
