Anatomy of an Apology

Authored by Rebecca Crouch, PhD *Peer Review Pending* Abstract: In this experimental trial, a woman receives a series of text messages from a man who has been known to exhibit symptoms of very high audacity levels. The 35-year-old male experimental unit has not reached out to our female particpant in over 3 weeks and sheContinue reading “Anatomy of an Apology”

The Things I Would Do To John Snow (not Jon Snow)

September 20,2023 While reading the Washington Post this weekend, I saw an article titled, “Washington is full of rats. These dogs are happy to help with that.” Okay, I’m listening…tell me more. The article was a ride. The first two lines were some of the best journalistic prose I’ve ever read. Listen to this: “TheContinue reading “The Things I Would Do To John Snow (not Jon Snow)”

Like Talking to a Brick Wall

September 15, 2023 I got invited to do a “hot sauce interview” at work. We filmed it today. When I read the invite for the initial discussion about the “hot sauce interview”, I shrugged and thought “must be a code name for something.” In my line of work, projects often have funny little names –Continue reading “Like Talking to a Brick Wall”

Founders’ Day Punch

September 11, 2023 Sometimes I think my entire personality is just a series of quotes from Gilmore Girls. For the uninitiated, Gilmore Girls was a show that ran in the early 2000’s about a single mother and her daughter who are incredibly close. It’s set in quintessential New England (a fictional town called Stars HollowContinue reading “Founders’ Day Punch”