Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring respected orchestral double bassist and composer Sue Cahill. We catch up with Sue to discuss her 2026 album Evanstonia, a compelling debut that bridges the worlds of classical structure and jazz freedom. Known for her work on the classical recital stage, she has […]
Faith, Community, and Strong Families Are Key to a Safe, Healthy America. Many Americans watch TV and scroll through social media, but seldom consider the importance of getting involved in their community. This passive attitude has allowed paid protesters and their supporters to gather in the name of Islam, spread hatred against Jews, while anti-Christian leaders work to end […]
If you’ve ever felt like your outfit needed “something,” chances are a belt could be the answer. And not just any belt. I’m talking about those fabulous, statement-making wide belts that don’t just hold things up…they bring the whole outfit together. Quote of the day: “Whatever anybody says or does, assume positive intent. You will […]
Holdiays are coming up and many of us including my daughter-in-law and my son are thinking about making travel plans. At the Open Mic, my son runs we were talking about finding the cheapest prices, and iternery planning etc. Once of the musicans said why not use AI to help. No many of us don’t […]
Key pointsSchedule people like workouts. Treat social plans as non negotiable health appointments. Redesign work, don’t ditch it. Explore part-time, project-based, or job-share roles for purpose and structure. Mix generations on purpose. Advocate for intergenerational programs. Use tech as a bridge. Zoom to coordinate and then meet in person to compound the benefits. If you […]
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In the raw aftermath of a broken marriage when accusations fly, custody arrangements ignite fury, and every conversation feels like stepping onto a minefield most people expect lawyers to fight or therapists to heal. Yet a growing number of professionals are stepping into the fray with a deceptively simple but remarkably effective tool: naming the […]
In the high-stakes corridors of modern hospitals, a moment of misunderstanding between patient and caregiver can ignite rapidly. Yet a growing number of health care professionals are finding that the most reliable path to safety lies not in raised voices or physical intervention, but in a precise understanding of how the brain processes threat. Neuroscience […]
The Christian Right’s Bargain with the Devil by Mark M. Bello An AI image of Donald Trump as Jesus. An attack on the Pope for preaching restraint over war. Choosing to fund war over daycare A rush toward conflict with Iran when negotiation was still on the table. People dying in the Middle East. This […]
When Dems Think They’re Winning, That’s When They Lose by Mark M. Bello The polls look good. That’s a problem. Every time Democrats start to believe the numbers, they stop seeing the reality in front of them. And that’s why Democrats lose. Approval ratings for Donald Trump are weak. Special elections are breaking blue. The […]
