Milo Time

Please enjoy Part 2 of Marie Capozzi's Milo Time. What a special visit.  

What can we say about the amazing Marie Capozzi. Please listen to this wisest of owls. 

You knew fun would ensue, once they got it right.

Milo loved this show and these comedians. In typical Milo fashion, he did not care that no one else in our house did. 

Come for the chocolate milk, stay for the Kendrick Lamar.

An Amazing game, invented by dear friends, becomes a basement staple.  

Few things say Milo like showering while music is blasting from a speaker.

A love letter to a particular supermarket brand Italian sausage. 

Please join us for the extraordinary conclusion of Charlie Nachsin's incredible Milo Time. Charlie's pain and sadness are all our pain and sadness. We thank Charlie again for his courage, thoughtfulness,  intelligence, warmth, confusion, frustration, love, and, yes, his pain and sadness. Much love, brother.

Please continue spending time with Milo's great friend, Charlie Nachsin. Charlie's courage, thoughtfulness, pain, intelligence, warmth, confusion, frustration, and love all shine through.

Please spend some time with Milo's great friend, Charlie Nachsin. Charlie's courage, thoughtfulness, pain, intelligence, warmth, confusion, frustration, and love all shine through.

Please enjoy the conclusion of our chat with the amazing Kate Greeley and Tali Lebowich, lifetime friends of Milo's.

Please enjoy the first half of our visit with the amazing Kate Greeley and Tali Lebowich, two of Milo's forever friends.  

Please enjoy this unique episode in which we discuss our experience leading up to and then at Milo Day in Prospect Park. 

Alana joins for another episode inspired by nothing more than an article of clothing we were both wearing while playing tennis. Milo has that way of staying on our minds all the time.

Alana joins a very special episode of Milo Time. We recap our recent trip to Denver and all the amazing friends we connected with while there, we discuss the upcoming Milo Day in Prospect Park, and we spend some time with the recently-published New York Times list of the top 100 movies of the 21st century. Please join us.  

Please enjoy this abbreviated episode, which provides an update on the Milo Kessler '21 Math Major Fellowship.

We overcome repeated technological challenges to bring you this remote episode of Milo Time. Note how we seamlessly weave those technological challenges into the episode itself, which sounds kind of remote, if we are being honest. In any event, enjoy this episode, in which we recount another scenario that gave Milo the opportunity to bust my chops and note, once again, that "Dad's doing...

Alana joins the podcast to discuss a surprising favorite of Milo's and the circumstances that brought the album to the attention of Milo and Max. Thank you Alana!

Please enjoy his episode, which reminds us that most things that happen in lives life first appeared in an episode of Seinfeld.

Please enjoy this episode of Milo Time, the first ever recorded remotely. And please also enjoy the remains of a container of ice cream--directly from the container itself--in honor of our Milo.

Milo Time as a look at the list of things Milo loved. Milo Time as much more than just a look at the list. We are starting a new initiative. Milo Kessler Fund at Brooklyn Tech. Tree in Prospect Park, Bench in Prospect Park, Plaque and paving stone at the US Open. Essential and heartbreaking memorials to Milo. Co-naming 1st Street between 1st Street 4th and 5th Avenues "Milo Kessler Way."...

Please enjoy this discussion concerning the great Kendrick Lamar. Milo put us on to Kendrick when he (Milo) was very young. Milo told us Kendrick was a genius and he was absolutely right.

Having listened to the last episode of Milo Time, called Personal Statement, and in thinking about the few episodes prior to that one, Lisa has other recollections to discuss. While not prompted entirely by the List of things Milo Loved, this discussion is what I hope Milo Time can be at times: A completely unexpected conversation that is, above all, honest, real, and true to our experience. I tha...