Judi Ketteler
How to Make Honesty Matter in a Post-Truth World
If you want to rail against dishonesty in others, hold yourself accountable first.
My Freelance River Dance
Working as a full-time freelance writer is a negotiation between effort and luck.
My Life as a Kentucky Buckeye
Raised in Northern Kentucky with a majority of my adult life spent in Ohio, which side do I tie my identity to?
The Upside of Entropy
You can intervene in all kinds of ways—and we do every day—but as far as nature is concerned, it’s a series of one-way streets to a common destination: futility.
An Honest Conversation about Privilege and Entitlement
Trying to have an honest conversation about privilege and entitlement.
Social Media Versus Physical Activity: #gtramp Offers Both
Can kids teach themselves how to do a back flip on the trampoline by watching a video on Instagram or YouTube? How about a double or triple back flip? As a former gymnast and...
Knowing When to Click ‘Unfollow’ on Social Media
I don’t know you, and you don’t know me, and sometimes all the un-knowing of each other isn’t something I want to hold on a tiny screen in my hand.
Reconsidering the Meaning Behind the House I Grew up In
I haven’t seen Mr. and Mrs. Eismann in decades, but as soon as they answer the door I am 10 years old again, coming to play with their daughter Darlene, my childhood best friend....
Traveling With Kids Is Such a Trip
Travel helps you see the world through their eyes, for better or worse.
Welcome To Middlehood: A Deal With My Dead Dad
I'm still seeking fatherly advice from beyond the grave.