I have put together a group of young talk-show hosts who I thought were going to be little Mad Dogs, and they're little Bow-Wows instead.
When I was a young Talk of the Town reporter at the New Yorker, I spent five years exploring the city, always by subway.
Eventually the actors gather in the central, circular space, and the slimmest of plot outlines is revealed as a group of young men talk about meeting up to dance with girls named Juliet.
As a campus minister, I hear a lot of young people talk about how they love Jesus yet not so much the Church and organized religion.
When I hear parents of young children talk about how their kids wake them at the crack of dawn, and how they'd give anything for an extra hour of sleep, I empathize.
Please watch the video below, where Hope House Executive Director David Gould explains what Hope House is all about and the parents of young Will talk about one of the most excruciating decision some families have to make.
I hear a lot of young artists talk about needing to get a break--I believe that everybody gets the break, but it's a question of what you do when that break happens.
We found that although much public discussion about aggression has focused on extreme violence, such as school shootings, the largest proportion of young people talk about teasing that goes beyond being playful; about cruel put-downs and gossip; and about rejections as very real aggression to them.
But in an alley near the square, a group of young protesters talked about the toll of Egypt's conflict, still far from over.
If they feel their body is changing against their will, that's when we get a lot of suicidality, self-harm, lots of young people talking about wanting to be dead.
A handful of young aides talked on the phones in gray-and-rust-toned cubicles, while better-known faces, just departed from jobs at the Republican National Committee or the White House, settled into corner offices.
