Monthly Archives: May 2012

Many of you have already heard the news, but I’ll be hitting the road this Summer to collect interviews for Eat Right Stories. The plan is to buy a grip “truck” (van) and the necessary camera, audio, and lighting gear, … Continue reading →

I belong to a skeptics group on Facebook, and someone recently posted this image.  You’re likely to have one of a few reactions; you absolutely agree, and you wish everyone understood how true it is, you absolutely disagree, and you … Continue reading →

Stress is bad, and it’s bad for everyone; although my body seems to take it especially hard.    No matter how well I’m eating or exercising, sleeping, or meditating, if I’m stressed out, things start to fall apart. Not too … Continue reading →

I was informed by a dear friend that my last blog sounded more like a term paper than a blog post.  I had to laugh, because it’s funny, sad, and true.  My entire “legit” writing experience has been nothing but … Continue reading →

When I tell someone I’m making a documentary, the first thing they say is, “Oh neat, what’s it about?”  After I give the verbal movie trailer, the question of “why” never seems to follow.  I suppose it’s naturally assumed that … Continue reading →