If the pandemic has proved one thing it is that Americans who are frightened will take steps and do things they otherwise wouldn’t consider doing.I doubt that I am alone when I say that I am just a little cynical … Continue reading →
The way members of congress deal with their required task of governing us might be considered laughable if there were anything at all amusing about spending money Uncle Sam really doesn’t have to spend. As we knew they would, the house … Continue reading →
One of the best things about what we loosely describe as the work we do here on the radio, is the chance we get to use our voices to support charitable organizations. That’s what I’ll get to do this evening, serving … Continue reading →
It seems I spend a lot of time each week talking with people, and these days it’s hard to tell if the people I’m talking with are more concerned about the lack of availability of products they’re looking for in … Continue reading →
Southwest Airlines President Gary Kelly on Monday described the circumstances that lead to the cancelation of hundreds of his company’s scheduled flights over the weekend and yesterday as resulting from a “perfect storm”. But I’m pretty sure the thousands of wood-be … Continue reading →
I must not be ready to hang it up because it’s nice to be back in the studio this morning after a week away. I’ll admit it was pretty cool to silence my alarm clock during the break but I wasn’t … Continue reading →
The report of an almost even split among parents when asked whether they will get their youngsters vaccinated against the coronavirus when vaccines become widely available isn’t particularly surprising to me. But what is interesting is that 14 percent of the … Continue reading →
Some will blame the isolation and mental health issues that resulted from the Coronavirus pandemic. Others will blame the efforts underway in many communities to undermine the work that the men and women involved in law enforcement do. But, for whatever … Continue reading →
We might wish we could run our households the way Congress runs the federal government but we can’t. Members of the U.S. house and senate are involved in the squabble that occurs a couple of times each year over legislation … Continue reading →
History will be made in Cleveland this afternoon when the Cleveland Indians play their last home game ever as The Cleveland Indians. In a much publicized and widely criticized move announced this summer, the teams’ ownership announced they would change the … Continue reading →
