Watching the Storm Come
In South Carolina, during the summer, we get thunderstorms.
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I write books, build ventures, and explore history through stories and data. Educational opportunity and human connection run through all of it.
In South Carolina, during the summer, we get thunderstorms.
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AI & technologyA Strategic Roadmap for Your Organization
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A real alligator showed up in my yard in Charleston. My granddaughters live in Los Angeles, where the yard visitors run more toward squirrels, so I wrote them the story. I wanted them to see what life is like here and to learn how to respect the wildlife that shares it.
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AI & educationA Guide for Parents and Teachers
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A rare or chronic diagnosis can feel isolating — and finding the right people and resources is exhausting. Axi turns that around. It finds and curates communities, specialists, and resources for you, and connects you to them out in the world.
History and human stories,
through data and film.

Follow the human journey out of Africa. Paths, evidence, and an open question about how we became us.
Explore the atlasMini Philippine History Lessons explores people and events in Philippine history through short videos.
The First Filipinos in America: Morro Bay 1587
The End of Spanish Rule in the Philippines
Lapu Lapu: The First Filipino HeroI serve on the boards of the Foundation for Social Connection and CaringBridge. If you want the next essay, subscribe. If you want to talk, I’m on LinkedIn.