Regular observations and conversations on ways the humanities serve, or fail to serve, the greater good.
604, 2022
Yet more fables for early spring
Life lessons in the breath of spring.
1203, 2022
History is rejuvenation
A conversation about new youth from past events.
2912, 2021
The ghosts of Rome: returning home
Finding bright company in the inner world of the spirit during the winter season.
1812, 2021
Jousting with Judgmentalists
Sir Felix encounters a new group of censorious simpletons, and defeats their leader in a joust.
1607, 2021
Up A Tree
Feeling rooted in a time of fragmentation.
505, 2021
Write it out
Learning about words, and life, from writing and copying long-hand.
702, 2021
Fables for early spring
Changes in nature, including our own, beneath the surface.
112, 2020
Losing history
That the crisis of the humanities, and the loss of history, comes here and to us all.
808, 2020
The Two Ponds
A old fable that speaks to our busy lives here and now.
1304, 2020
Chaucer and Chinese medicine
How Chaucer's pilgrims enact the walking cure in springtime crisis, in line with Chinese medicine.