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01 Psychology Today · June 2008 · Interview George Carlin’s Last Interview

The last in-depth interview he gave, nine days before his death, recorded over the telephone on Friday, June 13, 2008.

2008
02 The New York Times · October 2004 · Article Take My Life, Please

It’s comedy night at the Parkside Lounge, a dark dive on the Lower East Side, but nobody is laughing.

2004
03 The New York Times · March 2005 · Article Joey Gay’s Excellent Adventure

When Joey Gay heard that Pips Comedy Club in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, was for sale, he discovered his life’s purpose.

2005
04 Rolling Stone · March 2001 · Article The Highly-Charged Erotic Life of the Wellesley Girl

Behind the green ivy doors of America’s most elite women’s college.

2001
05 San Francisco Chronicle · June 2006 · Interview Will Shortz, Crossword Puzzle King

Will Shortz is one of those people who seem to hurtle inexorably toward their destinies from the day they are born.

2006
06 Psychology Today · January 2007 · Article The Ideological Animal

Cinnamon Stillwell never thought she’d be the founder of a political organization. She certainly never expected to start a group for conservatives, most of whom became conservatives on the same day—September 11, 2001. She organized the group, the 911 Neocons, as a haven for people like her—“former lefties” who did…

2007
07 Psychology Today · November 2008 · Article The Art of Now: Six Steps to Living in the Moment

We live in the age of distraction. Yet one of life’s sharpest paradoxes is that your brightest future hinges on your ability to pay attention to the present.

2008
08 Psychology Today · September 2008 · Interview The Psychology Today Humor Round Table

What happens when you hold a mirror up to seven comedians? Analyzing humor from the experts who make people laugh.

2008
09 Psychology Today · January 2008 · Article Mind Your Body: Doctors’ Orders—Without Distress

How to stick to diet, exercise, or worse. Modern medicine can work wonders, but only when we actually use it.

2008