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A Word with Uli Beutter Cohen. An exploration of belonging and what it means to tend to anything while everything is changing.
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Orbital (opens the original)
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I’m working on a piece that’s taking me a little longer to write. It’s called Hungry and I can’t wait to send it to you. In the meantime, a few humble suggestions:You could revisit and share one of my pieces with someone you like, love or feel ambiguous about:The Great EscapeForgotten FeelingsWalking with Purpose<a class="button primary" href="http
Walking with Purpose (opens the original)
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People love to announce their arrival in New York City. Few publicize that they are leaving. Unofficially, I left the city one year ago and in three weeks, I’m officially moving out of my rent stabilized Fort Greene apartment, on Vanderbilt and Dekalb, four blocks from the park, where I have lived for the last thirteen years. This is a decision over which my die-hard New York friends have declared me insane. It took me a year to call it because people who leave tend to fall into one of three cat
Forgotten Feelings (opens the original)
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The other day I saw a man sitting on a tire on the side of the road. The road is a country road with no shoulder, no bike lane, sidewalk, or anything. It’s flanked by short grassy hills that are shaded by unruly bushes. And that’s where he sat. On a tire with rims, no car in sight. The first time I drove by on my way into town I only caught a glimpse of him. On my way back, I made sure to look. Yes, there was a man, sitting on a tire. The third time I drove by, hours later, there he was. The fou
The Great Escape (opens the original)
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Not many people know this: I’ve been off social media for a solid five months now. Sure, I “go there” periodically for work to do research (yes, it feels wildly crazy to work in the entertainment industry and not be on social media, but then again it feels wildly crazy to work in the entertainment industry period), but mainly I’m free of doom scrolling. I spend zero hours getting sucked into reels and comments and pictures of people I don’t know. Trust me, I still find plenty of ways to waste ti
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