I Spent Weeks Corresponding With a New Kind of AI Scammer

Published Today in Newsweek

Mar 22 • Matthew Albracht

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February 2026

How a dysregulated political culture makes dysfunction contagious — and what a different leadership model looks like

If you pay attention to your body while you read the news, you can feel it.

Feb 24 • Matthew Albracht

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January 2026

Peace as Brand, Violence as Policy

Sometimes history presents us with moments so clarifying that they call us to step beyond our comfort zones and into our highest values and actions

Jan 25 • Matthew Albracht

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December 2025

"We Are All Made of Stardust!" Follow-up

A Video Conversation on Awe, Meaning, and Interconnection

Dec 2, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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November 2025

We Are All Made of Stardust!

How a simple astronomy lesson reshaped my sense of self, spirit, and belonging. Life can feel overwhelming. But what if, alongside the overwhelm, we…

Nov 23, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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October 2025

Our Government is a Mess Because We Are a Mess

Why We Can't Just Tear It Down: Reclaiming What It Should Be

Oct 27, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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September 2025

We Are Creators

WE ARE CREATORS.

Sep 30, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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What if Marianne Had Won?

What's happening in our nation today feels quite like a dream.

Sep 23, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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August 2025

Twenty Years Later: What I Learned About Finding Purpose in My Twenties

For All of Us Who Still Look to the Sky and Wonder, ‘What’s Next?’

Aug 26, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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July 2025

What If We Stayed Curious Instead of Certain?

Inspired by Sara Bareilles’ UCLA commencement address

Jul 20, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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The Midnight

Where the Future Meets the Past Meets this Exact Moment

Jul 1, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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June 2025

The Hate Trap: A Case Against Demonizing Our Political "Opponents"

Why Vilification Derails Connection and the Change We Desperately Need

Jun 4, 2025 • Matthew Albracht

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