We talk about SCRAP, the goals of the Building the Ark program, and spin-off topics around urban gardening and sustainability.

I wrote these during small scraps of down time gleaned during Hapkido lessons, naps, or stolen at the Red Eye Cafe. Coincidentally, 41 is also about the number of minutes I was able to put into recording and producing the piece this morning before the crying and/or screaming kids made any more work impossible...

Grace and I talk about politics, the nuclear disaster in Japan, the destruction of Michigan's forests, and other cheerful topics.

I have dealt with depression and anxiety my entire life and in this podcast I open up about that complicated subject.

Jules and I have a wide-ranging conversation lasting two and a half hours about geology, diet, books, autism, parenting, relationships, and more.

Grace and I get together at Panda House restaurant in Saginaw for American Chinese food, old-school.

My son Isaac is sixteen years old. We talk about college, math, life, and other subjects both nerdy and not-so-nerdy.

Sean Hurley is a storyteller who found his voice in the form of the character Sherwin Sleeves.

Sean Hurley is a storyteller who found his voice in the form of the character Sherwin Sleeves.

What could be more interesting than listening to other people go grocery shopping?