Natural Disasters Bring Out the Best of the Human Spirit
BoomerCafé co-founder and executive editor Greg Dobbs has been watching the news from Oklahoma with a perspective few of us have. He knows what is happening behind the scenes.
BoomerCafé co-founder and executive editor Greg Dobbs has been watching the news from Oklahoma with a perspective few of us have. He knows what is happening behind the scenes.
Despite living in picturesque Colorado, BoomerCafé’s Greg Dobbs and his wife packed up the car, loaded the bikes, and saw the vast desert of the American West.
BoomerCafé’s Greg Dobbs spent much of his career reporting news as a foreign correspondent and foreign analyst. He sheds some light on Syria and the current world situation.
BoomerCafé Co-Founder and Executive Editor Greg Dobbs muses whether small conveniences have gotten too complicated.
It has been a bad weather season. Awfully bad, across most of the country. But you only hear about some of it. BoomerCafé co-founder and Executive Editor Greg Dobbs finds that a source of irritation. Kind of.
BoomerCafé Executive Editor Greg Dobbs was a longtime foreign correspondent and has written a perspective about the chaos in Egypt that you might find helpful, whether you’re a baby boomer or not.
As a baby boomer, BoomerCafé executive editor and co-founder Greg Dobbs has seen a steady decline in a practice that’s always been around but now has lost its meaning. The practice? Tipping.
Fifty years ago, there was a Broadway play, followed by a Hollywood film, called “Bells Are Ringing.” If you’re a baby boomer, you might even remember it; it was about a lonely woman who works for an answering service, lonely until she falls for the voice of a client who calls in.
Baby boomers can take credit for many changes in business and culture, from a boomer creating Starbucks to a couple of boomers creating Apple. What’s in common among many of these sea changes in life and work? BoomerCafé Co-Founder and Executive Editor Greg Dobbs reflects on work, ties, and coffee.
Veteran journalist says U.S. must help Syrian people and rebels
Civil war rages in Syria. The oppressive regime of President Bashar Assad fights rebels, and in the process, thousands of innocent civilians have been killed. More than a million people are now homeless refugees. Veteran news correspondent Greg Dobbs believes the U.S. must get involved.
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