By Donna Sachet– In a world racked by daily assaults on our senses, we sometimes become hardened to the personal impact of bad news. The news of the death of…
By Ann Rostow– The Shadow Falls on Trans Rights I’ve been reading a lot about two seemingly different stories; the first a transgender sports case that appeared on the Supreme…
By Joanie Juster– Not meaning to spoil your spring day, but the news from around the country just keeps getting worse with each passing day. The examples are too numerous…
Renowned worldwide for her music and activism, Holly Near returned to her Bay Area musical roots on Wednesday, March 8, for an International Women’s Day concert at the Freight &…
By Brandon Miller, CFP– Here’s a reality check: We’re all going to die. Yet, our society avoids talking about it, which creates ripple effects on our financial lives. I get…
By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– Two magnificent 103-year-old camphor trees stand together aside the majestic gate to the Meiji Shrine in the heart of Tokyo. A plaque underneath their…
By Donna Sachet– We often promote the many forms of entertainment readily available in San Francisco, from Grand Opera to small independent theatre, but rarely does a two-week span so…
By Jeff Cotter– Encounter a new land and a people in a way that values them, deepens your spirituality, broadens your worldview, and begins to heal the world. This May…
By Philip Ruth– As new cars slowly transition to electric power, muscular gas-powered engines are falling out of fashion. Even Hemi-happy Dodge signaled its pivot with new electrified products and…
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