Jeff Cann is a freelance journalist who writes for The Good Men Project and Gettysburg Connection. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including personal reflections, social issues, language and culture, and health-related subjects. With a unique perspective and engaging writing style, Jeff aims to provoke thought and spark conversations through his work.
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Jeff Cann's articles primarily cover themes related to family and relationships, house and home, as well as entertainment news. His article topics include humility, medication management, charity, epiphany, and modern lingo. Given his focus on opinion editorials, he may be interested in pitches that offer personal perspectives or expert insights related to these themes.
For example:
- Personal stories about experiences with humility or epiphanies
- Expert advice on managing medications at home
- Opinions on modern lingo trends in the context of family dynamics
When reaching out to Jeff Cann, consider how your pitch can contribute a unique perspective or insightful commentary within the realms of family dynamics, household matters, or entertainment-related topics.
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Am I Arthur? At the end of my life, will I be filled with regret?
We value your privacy At the end of my life, will I be filled with regret? Regrets, I've had a few —Lyric from My Way by Frank Sinatra
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No one with an LGBTQ flag voted for Trump. When class ended, they fist bumped and stretched their legs and grabbed paper towels to wipe down their bikes.
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