We’ve Always Done It This Way
Some traditions are roots. Some are chains. This letter is to the stories we carry – and the ones we need to burn.
Read the letter →The Weight of Words
Words carry weight, especially from those in power. But no matter who holds the microphone, we all have the ability to choose our words carefully – to heal, to calm, to lift. Let’s use our voices for the good of the collective. 🗣️💛
Read the letter →Gold Fever on Gilligan’s Island
What happens when the castaways strike gold? They forget why they needed each other. This letter is for Gilligan – and for the rest of us who keep missing the rescue boat.
Read the letter →We Didn’t Do Nothing
This letter is a confession, a promise, and a prayer. Written to the children who will live with the choices we made – and the ones we didn’t.
Read the letter →Welcome Back, Mafia: We Never Learned a Damn Thing
A letter to America about the “new mafia” recruiting college students – and the painful truth that organized crime returns whenever society repeats the mistakes of the past.
Read the letter →The Real Danger of Robots
The Real Danger of Robots? They’re Reserved for the Rich. We don’t fear you, robots. We fear who gets to own you. Will you serve all of us – or just the ones who already have everything?
Read the letter →A Penny for Your Thoughts
What if the disappearance of the penny was just the beginning? A tender goodbye to currency as we know it – and a passionate invitation to dream beyond dollars.
Read the letter →There Was Never a Scarcity Problem
Nvidia just became worth $5 trillion – and if that doesn’t shatter the myth of scarcity, nothing will. The truth isn’t that there’s not enough money. It’s that too few people get to decide where it goes.
Read the letter →Bread, Circuses, and the Pitchers We Choose to Punish
When MLB pitchers are indicted in a world where billion-dollar sports betting machines run nonstop, maybe the problem isn’t the players – maybe it’s the empire.
Read the letter →The Robots Aren’t Here to Replace Us. They’re Here to Dare Us.
An AI-generated country song just hit No. 1 on the digital charts. The question isn’t whether AI is replacing us. It’s whether we’re still willing to use the imaginations we were born with.
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