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“His soul to him a kingdom was…”
This Louisa May Alcott poem honored her father; its legacy honors all who tend to a life of virtue
Jun 11
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“The Field of Life”: Developing an athletic mindset for the arts, and for life
Mental skills coach Steve Magness offers a treasure trove of tips
Jun 4
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May 2025
Five Songs Inspired by Classic Novels
Literary references take center stage in music and film
May 21
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Ode to a Now Defunct Curling Iron (I promise, it’s not just about the curling iron)
Saying goodbye to old faithful means beauty is more than skin-deep
May 11
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Ode to a Now Defunct Curling Iron (I promise, it’s not just about the curling iron)
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April 2025
“The Man In The Suit” Keeping The Blues Alive
Why my first Joe Bonamassa concert won’t be my last
Apr 22
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“Run toward life fulsomely and freely”
Tennessee Williams offers us advice on how to live, plus my own musings on individuality
Apr 16
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Season’s Readings: An Introvert’s guide to Summer Break
My top 10 essentials for reading relaxation. Plus, the Classically Cultured summer reading guide is available now!
Apr 10
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Season’s Readings: An Introvert’s guide to Summer Break
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March 2025
Grave XX: Unlocking the door to hidden female warriors
Criteria long used to determine if graves belonged to ancient male warriors was actually based on a woman
Mar 25
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Sounds of Silence
As governments give AI more power, musicians fight back
Mar 11
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Sounds of Silence
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February 2025
"Force for Truth": Aspasia in Ancient Greece
Her students included one of Athens’ greatest generals, and the famous philosopher, Socrates
Feb 19
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“Rather have the iceberg than the ship”: Poet Elizabeth Bishop Sets Sail
Her cold waters are a welcomed respite from the fires of poetry
Feb 13
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“A love letter to my wife”: John Fogerty’s “Joy of My Life”
Christ Stapleton gave the song new life when he released it as a single in 2022
Feb 10
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“A love letter to my wife”: John Fogerty’s “Joy of My Life”
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