The Blind Side

01/06/20 • 28 min

As a journalist I wrote an article about Chris Nusbaum a few years ago. As is Chris' way with those he meets, we soon became friends and he took me on a journey that has helped me better understand and appreciate the blind community.

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A Poet, a Journalist and the Place She Calls Home

Jessica Gregg is the editor of Baltimore Style Magazine and Baltimore's Child Magazine and recently the author of a book of poems called "News from this Lonesome City." The poems are inspired in many ways by her experiences as a journalist and her passion for the place her family has called home for generations, Baltimore City. The poems are evocative and thought provoking, from the "Last Gasps of White Men," to "Lizards" and everything in-between.

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Healthy, By Other Means

Americans are spending over $30 billion a year on nontraditional medicine - yoga, meditation, acupuncture - according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. During the past three decades, Vickii Engel has had a front row seat to this growing acceptance and use of what would have once been called alternative medicine but is now referred to as integrative, or complementary, medicine.
Vickii is the owner and co-founder of the Center for Healing Arts, which was established in 1987 and is located in Westminster, MD. She is also the author of the book, Creating Calm: 3 Powerful Models for Navigating the Rough Seas of Midlife.