Chris Corrigan

The Hub is my favourite conservative podcast.

I was on a call with a colleague of mine and we were discussing a recent workshop she had given.

One of the joys of my life is singing with my a cappella Renaissance choir, Carmena Bowena.

I work with lots of organizations in transition, and always have done.

Dave Snowden publishes a post today thick with some interesting brain research and some musing about how we might structure organizations along the lines of what we know about how brains work: What would be different is an organisational design practice t…

I spent a few hours this morning reading about the Oxford Praxis Lab.

Anne Lamott, from an old post on Labour Day (which she spells in the American way): I guess it is a plank of the Christian right to be anti-union now.

Back in 2001 I wrote a song about the end of summer here on Nexwlelexwm/Bowen Island that contains the lines “The winds have turned southeast again/And the Sound is full of cloud.”

Since the spring I have been wrestling with an evolution in my practice.

Wendell Berry has died.