A series of published commentaries and essays has been released covering topics such as recovery, criminal justice, alcohol policy, and employment barriers. The writings also examine digital reputation and the pursuit of second chances.
Recent commentaries have addressed various social and health issues. For instance, one piece published in the Finger Lakes Times on August 1, 2026, discusses how work leaves injured people behind. Another article in the Daily Herald on July 29, 2026, states that Utah’s 0.05 law is saving lives and argues for preventing more drunk drivers.
Other recent topics include discussions on sobriety in the Times Union and the necessity of LinkedIn according to East Bay RI. The writings also touch upon systemic issues, such as how systems fail to see people and the myth of meritocracy.
The publications frequently address Utah-specific concerns. The Salt Lake Tribune reported on March 7, 2026, that while Utah’s low unemployment rate and productivity are worth celebrating, the toll on workers requires more attention. Additionally, the Standard Examiner published a piece on January 17, 2026, regarding the Utah medical marijuana system.
Other Utah-focused commentary includes discussions in the Deseret News about parental perspectives on children and mental health crises facing men, as well as observations in the Daily Herald regarding the impact of constant comparison on Utahns.
The body of work spans various themes including mental health, technology, and the challenges faced by older Americans and men. Topics range from the digital divide affecting older residents to the silent struggles faced by men in midlife and those caring for aging parents.
