Brene Brown
The Stories We Tell
For Valentine’s Day this year, my husband Jason and I opted out of the traditional […]
True Belonging and the Perils of Braving the Wilderness on Social …
In the most recent On Being interview with Krista Tippett and Brené Brown, they discuss […]
If This is Us, Then I Am Frank Gallagher
Every week millions of people tune in to watch the emotional, touching, and poignant This […]
The Cost and Benefit of Forgiveness (Class)
I remember a conversation some years ago where a friend was voicing her chief objection […]
Over-Confident Men and Underestimating Women: Some Thoughts on Sha …
Back in May I read an article in the Atlantic Monthly that rocked me. “The […]
Ubuntu and the Sharpened Pencils: Welcome Back to School
Over the next several weeks, children will enter new classrooms across the country, sporting shiny […]
Too Great of Expectations? Being Ordinary in a Culture of Extra …
Dickens had it right long before Brené Brown did, but she certainly dusts his ideas off a bit. […]
Another Week Ends: Francis I and God as Love, Llewyn Davis Is a Fa …
1. Reflections on Pope Francis continue, with the increasingly-familiar tension between acclamation for the Pope’s compassionate, […]
Brene Brown Returns to Church (and Finds Jesus Weeping)
Too awesome to bury in a weekender post, our love affair with Brene continues. This […]
High School Never Ends?
While we’re on the subject of young people, Jennifer Senior’s “Why You Never Truly Leave […]
Brene Brown and the End of Shame (See: Nazarene Carpenter)
One of the best things about moving to Houston, Texas, a year ago (other than […]
Hope for Perfectionist Workaholic Control Freaks: Vulnerability an …
We’ve made no secret of our love for author/researcher/social worker Brene Brown. The Washington Post […]
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