Industry Leaders, Technology and Social Justice Converge to Create New Possibilities for Tikkun Olam (Healing the World)
Source: Charity of Ideas | David Magazine
My second piece this month is about people who are changing the world. Gives me a little bit of hope. Not as much as the kids in this picture, but still….
This is What Happens When Two Genres Collide, Puppetry Meet Improv.
Yeah… so one of the pieces I did this month was about puppets and improv – but even better, I got to interview two of my friends and gush about what an amazing show they’re doing!
Advances in Treatments Have Resulted in Better Outcomes and Quality of Life for Patients.
My latest story for David Magazine – it really is Brain Surgery!
Happy Father’s Day!! As this is my last year of NOT being a father, we decided to take a little time and seek some advice from the best father I know – mine!
This short interview is a condensed form of a conversation we had (and I assume we will continue to have).
Thanks, Pop! You mean the world to me!
And hey, since the world of print is limiting, here’s a couple of bonus shots of us from when I was a wee one:
Continue reading “DAVID: Father’s Day”
This month, we take a look at Troy Heard, creative director of Table 8 Productions and The Onyx Theatre.
He’s doing amazing stuff in the world of Vegas theatre, helping to build our scene and culture. Remember, there’s more to live performance than the Strip and the Smith Center.
One of the great things about my job is I get to learn all sorts of new things. Had no idea that Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” was so controversial when it was first produced.
What? You didn’t know either? Well read my latest David article to find out what all the fuss was about!
Celebrating the 103 Year Anniversary of the Stravinsky Ballet that Caused all the Fuss
I’m pretty happy with this, my latest piece for David Magazine. It takes an interesting look at a serious situation in today’s political climate.
What do you think?
The Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Passover Table
Source: DAVID • Think: Exodus Redux
This month’s cover story features my thoughts on the Vegas that was and might never have been. I’m proud of this piece, I think I did a pretty good job.
What do you think?
This month, my piece “Love for Tender” covers the idea of what it means to be in love in today’s electronic world, where “likes” = self-worth.
Source: DAVID • Think: Love for Tender
And there’s a really nice tribute to David Bowie by Joshua Abbey (artwork by Jeff Fey)
It’s Never Too Late to Sign Up For Class
Source: DAVID • Sense: Tickling the Old Gray Cells
Yup… to start the New Year I write about starting a “new you.” Here’s a look at how you can keep your mind active with new learning, increased social communities and just plain having fun.
Critically Aclaimed Photographer Commissioned to Create Unique Water Themed Art Installations for One Las Vegas
Source: DAVID • Think: One, Desert Wetland
Once again, I write things and ask you to read them 🙂
With Scissors & Glue, a Gift for You!
Source: DAVID • Think: Made by Hand
This month we look at gift giving alternatives!
Discovering Superman’s Jewish DNA
Source: DAVID • Think: “Holy Bagels, Batman!
This month, in David Magazine, I explore the secret origin of comic books themselves!
Astronaut Bloom’s Amazing New Year in Space
Source: DAVID • Think: Sky High Holy Days
Is this eligible for a Hugo?
Either way, here’s my new fictional offering from the pages of David Magazine.
And check out the art from the amazing (and available) Warren Wucinich!
DAVID • Think: A Surgeon and his Robot.
My latest for David. And I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.
Getting the Hang of Thursdays 