I’ve lived most of my life inside Jewish culture but outside religious belief. This is what it means to build belonging without faith — and why community can come from…
When the food truck is closed for winter, the work doesn’t stop. A raw look at what really happens behind the scenes when you’re building more than pizza.
An intimate, cinematic essay exploring how bread bakeries and pizza joints became trusted fronts for crime, told through food, family history, and real cases from New York and beyond.
Reinvention doesn’t always start with a bold decision. Sometimes it starts when the fight no longer makes sense. After television loosened its grip—and COVID changed my appetite for chasing permission—I…
A $400,000 lobster heist, three unlikely criminals, and one accidental butt dial. A fictional crime story about aging, secrets, and the lies we tell ourselves.
A simple question used to have a simple answer. Now it has pronouns, a seminar, and HR involvement.
After decades in show business, I learned that the industry isn’t fake—it’s revealing. When pressure rises, people show you exactly who they are. These are five lessons from sets, pitch…
Why would a movie set in the 1950s use ’80s music? In Marty Supreme, the anachronistic soundtrack isn’t a mistake—it’s the key to understanding the character.
One of the secret ingredients in life is having something to look forward to. As Jim Serpico reflects on routine, disruption, travel, family, and pizza, he shares why 2026 feels…