HeyJaredScott Rochat
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- Sep 28, 2026
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A fearless (and funny) Singer (Rochat Can You See?) (opens the original)
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Most of you probably responded with a single thought: “Who’s Daniel Singer?” No, he isn’t the modern philosopher that makes you think about poverty and what you can do about it. (That’s Peter Singer.) He’s also not the sewing machine inventor. (That’s Isaac Singer.) He’s not even a hidden contestant with a cartoonish costume and an amazing voice … although The Masked Singer is probably closer than any of the other possibilities. Daniel Singer created the Reduced Shakespeare Company, the wild and
A different memory (Rochat, Can You See?) (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years later, we’ve been surrounded by the easiest and most difficult verb. Remember. The easiest, because … well. For many of us, it’s not even a matter of memory. “Where were you on 9/11?” is one of those things that’s been permanently burned into our brains, much like the loss of the Challenger for me and my childhood classmates, or the Kennedy assassination for my parents’ generation. Whether we want it or not, it’s there to deal with. The most difficult because an entire generati
Parton words (Rochat, Can You See?) (opens the original)
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By now, it feels like everything has been said, doesn’t it? It’s been almost a week since Dolly Parton died. In that time, about a zillion words have been unleashed into the wild. Tributes. Memes. Memories. Old clips. Countless forms of heartache and thankfulness, much of it tied off with some variation on “I Will Always Love You.” We’ve been reminded of how she was a genuine rags-to-riches story who then worked hard to share the riches. In my lifetime, she went from playground punchline to icon
Clear understanding (Rochat, Can You See?) (opens the original)
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Every so often, a book demands to be shared. And when it’s one of Missy’s bedtime books … well, so much the better. Bedtime reading has been a ritual for me and Missy for over 15 years, ever since Heather and I moved in to take care of her. Missy’s developmental disability can make it difficult for her to communicate sometimes, but she’s never had any trouble showing when she loves a story — or that she’s following a plot. (Her triumphant shout of “YEAH!” at one villain’s defeat could be heard a
Hold that chord (Rochat, Can You See?) (opens the original)
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A good song can stay with you your whole life. But usually not quite like this.The Associated Press recently reported on an organ in Halberstadt, Germany that has been playing the world’s slowest concert. For almost 25 years, the organ has played a single John Cage piece … and at its current rate, it’ll finish sometime in 2640. You see, Cage’s own instructions called for the piece to be played as slowly as possible. And after his death, the John Cage Organ Project took him literally. Every note,
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