Author Archives: Ken Dowell

How Much Do You Owe? And Where Do We Go From Here?

Consumer debt has skyrocketed. More and more Americans have debts that they have scant ability to pay and little of no access to legal or government protection against insane interest rates or predatory lenders. At the same time we have … Continue reading →

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How Much Do You Owe? And How Did This Happen?

Consumer debt in America is at chart-busting levels. In some cases we are even surpassing the debt statistics from the 2008 recession.
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How Much Do You Owe? Americans in Debt

Household debt in the U.S. has risen to $13.67 trillion, the highest level it has been at since the recession in 2009.
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Virtual MOMA: Design, circa 1950

The Value of Good Design exhibit Continue reading →

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Virtual MOMA: The Modern Classics

A look behind the closed doors of the under-renovation museum. Continue reading →

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Things you can do in Ireland (besides drinking beer and playing golf).

Including some hurling and some chocolate making. Continue reading →

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Cliffs of Moher

Ireland’s most visited natural attraction. Continue reading →

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The social media networks are infected, and they don’t have a cure

Tech company execs try to explain themselves. Continue reading →

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A Walk Through Killarney National Park

Ireland’s first national park, founded in 1932. Continue reading →

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Irish Castles

Ruined, restored and repurposed. Continue reading →

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