
2025 events
Mar 26
Copenhagen, Denmark
No Stress Bar
Mar 10
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Paleis van de Weemoed
Mar 09
Utrecht, Netherlands
Restaurant Kartoffel
Mar 08
The Hague, Netherlands
Theater Branoul
Mar 06
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Comedy Café Amsterdam
Mar 05
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Santiago de Cuba
Mar 02
Hamburg, Germany
Lustig Comedy Club
Feb 08
Malmö, Sweden
Scandic Triangeln
Feb 07
Copenhagen, Denmark
Knock Knock Comedy Club
Blog
Train Dreams: Why Rail Travel is the Journey We Need
I remember the feeling of liberation when I finally received my driver’s license at the age of sixteen. There is something special about the freedom to get behind the wheel and go anywhere one wants. I soon found that this freedom had a great deal of responsibility:...
Keep Rolling Under the Stars: How Travel Expands the Soul
Emily Dickinson and Henry David Thoreau may have flourished in their sequestered lives close to home. Dickinson: often not leaving her room. Thoreau: not far from Walden Pond. There is nothing wrong with staying in your sanctuary, particularly if one is not pulled by...
How Virtual Reality and AI Are Reshaping Human Connection
In SimCity, people get the opportunity to live a simulated existence in a virtual civilization, an ironic sub-reality. Facebook’s Farmville users play the role of virtual farmers, planting crops, tending to livestock, and harvesting produce. People now have the time...
Books
Death: An Exploration
Discover Insights about Coping with Life’s Most Feared Mystery
This book will help anyone who is interested in learning more about death, coping with a loss, approaching death, or explaining death to a child. It is an exploratory journey that includes multiple viewpoints, including Steve Jobs’s embrace of his death, Ray Kurzweil’s striving for immortality, and Joseph Campbell’s view of death as the “ornament of life.”
The book looks at death from the perspectives of atheists, Christians, and Tibetan Buddhists, among many others. Interestingly, it considers the often unexplored aspects such as the curious relationship between death and ayahuasca. It is a guidebook, offering insights and comfort on a topic that many find frightening or macabre.
The author grew up with a skeleton in his living room, and surrounded by other symbols of death. His unusual upbringing makes him uniquely qualified to serve as guide. As you join him in discovering more about death, you will find yourself enjoying a fuller life.
