Pixar

Our perception of time contributes to a distinct emotion, and it points to eternity.

The Hope of Reconciliation From Generational Trauma in Pixar’s Turning Red.

What Adults Learn While Watching Kids Movies

“I Never Had any Friends Later on Like the Ones I Had When I Was Twelve”

Our Work is Never Enough For Us

On Amounting to Something, Regular Old Living, and Peace

When my kids ask me in years to come how I survived the coronavirus quarantine, will I give them the proper answer or the honest one?

1. As we enter into Lent, Fred Sanders has a wonderful reflection on the centrality […]

Aging Presidents, Reusable Grocery Bags, the Soul of Pixar, Zero-Sum Happiness, Bad Good Books, Bomb Threats, and the Joy of Being Cancelled

Grateful for this one from Jeremiah Lawson. For his insightful commentary on the first three […]

This one was written by Jeremiah Lawson. Spoilers ahead! Brad Bird’s films may be some […]

1. In the academic world this week, a new study looks at self-citations among academics. […]