San Diego enjoys a wealth of art from our universities, institutions, museums and performance venues unrivaled by virtually any other city of our size in the United States. The University Club

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People often ask what it is like to publish a pictorial history. It takes a interesting subject combined with someone who likes to spend endless hours ferreting out interesting facts,

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In an opportunistic attempt to seek more fame, San Diego KOGO radio personality Chris Merrill is willing to be the face of repulsive behavior at the expense of a woman

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Managing a media crisis such as a natural disaster or unfortunate accident like a shark attack is not easy to do but it is another thing altogether to handle a

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Turning sad news into creative action can offer a person a way to grieve but it can also give longterm perspective and peace. A couple of months ago, I was

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As a media professional, I am always reading stories about how companies handle different media issues. Here is one that I found interesting. Southwest Airlines airline spokesman Paul Flaningan spoke

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Reading Deepak Chopra’s most recent post on LinkedIn called The Conscious Lifestyle: A Leader Must be Aware, has heartened me. Since the 1980s, a narcissistic business style has been not

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When the queen of all media announces in a pre-interview interview that her “come to Jesus” talk with Lance Armstrong is her biggest interview yet. Believe her. Those of us

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Public relations influences everything we see, hear and read about in the traditional and digital media.  I see the business of Public relations as the business of “positive thinking” because successful

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Got Social Media? Tips, Tricks and Takeaways on using Social Media for those who didn’t grow up using computers

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