"Telling a fellow passenger that thou has a wonderful gift for them in thy pocket and then revealing that the wonderful gift is not a gift at all, but thy rudely raised middle finger."

Comparing the front pages of newspapers around the world... a fascinating look at agenda setting and framing in action.
walzr.com/papers

This is brilliant. www.nytimes.com/athletic/666...

"In short, I’m open to considering a wide variety of situations, as long as our encounters are brief and unmemorable."

Hmmm. Are companies actively working on building skills and creating a culture of psychological safety? Recognizing and supporting the unique needs of this generation?

fortune.com/article/why-...

Please stop saying this woman works in crisis PR. I work in crisis PR— I help people/organizations tell the truth even and especially when it is hard. I abide by the PRSA Code of Ethics and our professional values. My profession and her job are quite different. www.prsa.org/about/prsa-c...

The later seasons are full of weird drama…

My longtime/lifelong friend Ryan has great experience writing and directing. He came to share with my storytelling class today. We’ve known each other since junior high. Old friends are the best friends.

Jay: Our goal is to give can have fun and feel safe. And so we've already always focused a lot on trust and safety, making sure that users have an ability to have an experience that's free from bots and harassment and spam

I’m teaching a class called “How Stories Work” this term and have collected lots of great examples. Need some inspiration? Or just a great read? www.pinterest.com/kellimatthew...

Yes!

Telling stories about telling stories. Thinking about photo stories as a format in our How Stories Work class today with my colleague Dan Morrison.

Summer ‘23 in a nutshell: graduation, lots (!!) of baseball and working with students.