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First Look at WWDC 2018: Today Apple Goes from Think Different to Live Different

Why Do Apple and Google Want You to Use Your Phone Less?

The Top 3 New Apple OS Updates That Will Help You Take Back Control of Your Relationship With Technology

How Far is Apple Willing to Go in The Digital Wellness Race?

A Yale Neuroscientist on Outrage in the Social Media Age

How to Leave Your Work at Work to Unwind in Your Free Time

Sean Parker On Facebook: ‘God Only Knows What it’s Doing to Our Children’s Brains’

What Happened When I Made My Students Turn Off Their Phones

Why Apple Wants You to Use Your iPhone LESS

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Half The Story//March 22, 2019

Is Facebook Conducive to Your Social Well Being?

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Unplug & Recharge//March 14, 2019

3 Ways to Repair the Mental Health Damage From Constant Screen Use

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Well-Being//January 25, 2019

Why a Smartphone Revolution Is Imminent

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Unplug & Recharge//January 14, 2019

Tech Roundup: A Periodic Update on our Ever-Changing Relationship with Technology

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Wisdom//January 11, 2019

The One Thing Shark Tank’s Daymond John Does Every Morning to Reduce Stress

Unplug & Recharge//December 21, 2018

NatGeo’s “Valley of the Boom” Reveals How 90s Silicon Valley Shaped Our Relationship With Technology Today

(Left to right) Bradley Whitford and John Murphy as Netscape pioneers James Barksdale and Jim Clark in National Geographic's VALLEY OF THE BOOM. (National Geographic/Bettina Strauss)

Unplug & Recharge//December 21, 2018

Why National Geographic’s “Valley of The Boom” Is Actually the Best Explainer of the Internet Today

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Unplug & Recharge//December 20, 2018

Tech Roundup: A Periodic Update on Our Ever-Changing Relationship with Technology

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Well-Being//December 19, 2018

On Hiding My Phone

Community//December 4, 2018

Garden Of Memories: UnPlug And ReCharge

BEVERLY HILLS, CA. Nov. 14, 2018. The Bitter Game, based on playwright/actor Keith A. Wallace’s youth in Philadelphia, this multi-character performance tackles issues ranging from police violence, coping with Trauma, and the value of Black Lives. This traveling theater experience takes place outdoor on The Wallis Promenade Terrace at THE WALLIS ANNENBERG CENTER FOR THE PERFOMING ARTS. (Photo Credit: Lawrence K. Ho)

Community//November 17, 2018

Art That Makes Us Thrive, “The Bitter Game”

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Community//November 8, 2018

Why Real Estate Entrepreneur Heidi Burkhart

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