Los Angeles. A missing girl. A private detective in a dark suit behind the wheel of a vintage Corvette. His name is John Sugar. He knows how to follow someone without being seen, how to spot a lie and what's next when a conversation becomes a
September has a sound. There are fewer cicadas at night. Some birds leave while others pass through on their way south. Leaves begin to dry, changing the sound of wind in the trees. Soon we'll hear them underfoot. Scientists listen to these changes, too. Soundscape ecology uses
Memory, faith, doubt, regret, imagination and earlier versions of ourselves all inhabit the life within. What can Proust, spiritual traditions and psychology teach us about this inner world as we grow older? I'd use “The Inner Life: What Grows Within Us as We Age” for the
A single fall can change the course of an older person's life. That was the sobering conclusion of a study published this month in the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. Researchers followed 2,454 adults age 65 and older for two years and found that
Before he died, Indianapolis businessman Terry Kahn gave his attorney one unusual instruction: Do not spend money on an obituary. Kahn did not believe anyone would be interested in reading about his life. He was wrong. When Kahn died in 2021, he left behind an estate worth
“May my thoughts, words, and actions be in harmony.” — Traditional Sanskrit prayer It is an aspiration most people immediately recognize, even if we rarely put it into words. Many of us spend years trying to become someone—building careers, raising families, meeting responsibilities, and fulfilling expectations. There is