
In a spot of personal news, RBD and I are moving back into the city. Continue …
Months ago, I got an email from AAPA informing me I would be participating in the annual Challenge Bowl. This was news to me. Continue …
Humans have gathered in large groups to exchange ideas long before lanyards and continuing education credits. 12,000 years later here I sit, listening to the intricacies of pulmonary hypertension, with 1,500 of my closest friends. Continue …
Tucked inside the French Quarter is Preservation Hall, a temple to jazz time has overlooked. Continue …
New Orleans, or Nahorlens (one syllable), as the in-the-know say, is a city of roughly 370,000 people, or is about the size of Cleveland. Continue …
Join me as thousands of physician assistants and PA students descend upon New Orleans for AAPA 2026—a conference where medicine, music, professional ambition, and questionable decision-making collide. Continue …
Welcome to 2026. God help us all. Continue …
Sadly, we part ways here for 2025. No travel is planned since I’ll be in back in school. Continue …
How the Blue Lagoon came to be. Continue …
Forever, we collectively assumed humans die around a wet bulb temperature of 35 C. Fortunately, on Earth a wet bulb temperature of 35 C is not found. Phew. Case closed. Let’s stop investigating now. It’s just people just seem to die an awful lot during heat waves. Continue …