I touched on the coming age of television in my last posting about wanting to be a young boy again. It was an exciting time for the visual medium. The future for television was wide open. The first monumental … Continue reading
I think we have reached the saturation point…or else it’s another sign that my retirement, which is now in its unbelievable 12th year, has taken me out of the mainstream and numbed my senses. So what is it I’m trying … Continue reading
I have a love/hate relationship with broadcasters. Having worked in radio my entire career, I had the opportunity to be around some incredibly talented people. However, there were just as many whose creativity is measured only by their zest for … Continue reading
Well, as they say, “welcome to my world.” The picture above offers a partial glimpse of the room where you will most likely find me practically any time, day or night. Here is where I write my blog, my books and … Continue reading
All of a sudden it is a strange time to be living in America. I sense the entire country is on the brink of hysteria. When I was a child in school we practiced for the bomb As the cold … Continue reading
The lead story on the Channel 6 news (Miami) last night was about a 52-year-old man who, after several days being the subject of a massive manhunt, was found and arrested. There was extensive coverage from Chopper 6 when the … Continue reading
I watched the County Music Awards on TV last week. Televised award shows are a big deal in the USA. We love to honor our popular performers, be they actors, singers, movie stars or television journalists. We are especially happy … Continue reading
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MEDIA OVERLOAD
I am in media overload. This is the result of two things: first, I just had knee surgery so my ability to get up and move about the galaxy is limited to short distances and brief tasks. This is so … Continue reading →