Mad Men
Wait for It: The Surprising Perks of Suspense
Waiting, of any kind, is generally just stupid. We can all agree on this. We […]
The Final Confession of Donald Draper
Spoilers, people, spoilers. “I broke all my vows. I scandalized my child. I took another […]
The Cost and Benefit of Forgiveness (Class)
I remember a conversation some years ago where a friend was voicing her chief objection […]
Where Have All the Grown-Ups Gone?
There I was, reclining in the waiting room while my son met with his speech […]
Another Week Ends: Evil Without, Fitness Within, Gilbert and Sulli …
1. Sarah Palin this week let loose another of the brand of comments she’s known for […]
Another Week Ends: Walser’s Wounds, Diet Supremacists, Homel …
1. Much of value comes across one’s desk during Holy Week, and this year was […]
Another Week Ends: Successful Blueprints, Redemptive Politicians, …
1. This is embarrassing to admit. As much as I love The Replacements, it is […]
Rooting for Affairs: The Blurry Lines of Pop Culture Romance
This one comes from our friend Liz Riggs, a writer for The Wise Guise. Don’t […]
The Subtle Horror of Mad Men
Mad Men is a horror series. There… I said it. I didn’t believe this until recently. My […]
Another Week Ends: Schismogenesis, Megachurch Funerals, Accidental …
1. The NY Times published a wise op-ed from sociologist Tanya Luhrmann this past week […]
Emotional Protestants, Gracious Storytelling, Stressed-Out Athlete …
We asked those who are giving “mini-talks” this Friday (4/19) at our 6th Annual Mockingbird […]
The Year in Television 2012
Since we’ve been talking so much about television this week, why not go all the […]
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