In this week’s episode of The Norah and Dad Show, my daughter and I discuss how we’re feeling in the aftermath of the 2024 election. Hint: it’s not great. Sadness, anger, acceptance … we work through our stages of grief throughout a tight 25 minutes.
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Do you ever think to yourself, “Jon, I love your posts, but what I really want is more of this, but with fewer characters.” Well do I have the thing for you. While I’ve been off Twitter for the past year, you can find me microblogging on both Threads (@thejonhyman) and Bluesky (
On the latest episode of The Norah and Dad Show, my daughter and I discussed voting. Specifically, we discussed Norah’s experience voting, which she did for the very first time when she was home for fall break a couple of weeks ago.
My wife and I accompanied Norah to early vote in the Presidential
Being a party in a lawsuit is a humbling experience for any lawyer. After decades of representing clients, I recently found myself on the other side—this time as a plaintiff. I can’t dive into specifics, but the experience left me with several important lessons to share.
First, the emotional weight of litigation is real. No
As we are just about half-way through the high school soccer season, it’s a good time to check in on the Lake Ridge Academy Royals.
When we last left the Royals 11 months ago, they were eliminated from the 2023 state playoff tournament in their district semifinal. This year’s senior-dominant team is on a mission,
As cell phones have become ubiquitous among teenagers, their impact on student life is undeniable—and not always positive. Numerous studies have highlighted the risks and dangers of cell phone use by high school students:
📲 Mental Health: Research shows that excessive cell phone use is linked to increased anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances among teens.
