Thoughts and Observations:

  • Everybody Into the ‘Pool’

    After 31 years of broadcasting, I can add another (recurring) title to my resume: Pool Reporter. During President Trump’s 17-day “working vacation” — split between Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, NJ; Trump Tower in New York City and the White House — I got to be in the rotation to be the radio reporter… Read more

  • Does The President Realize What He’s Saying?

    I’m a bit annoyed. I listened to President Trump this week as he spoke on Long Island, NY.  He was there to discuss what he calls an administration priority — combatting gang violence using the scourge of the violent gang, MS-13, as the example. Don’t get me wrong.  I am all for ridding people of… Read more

  • TBT: Cereal Edition

    Originally posted on The KReative Corner: The recent Pop culture trend seems to center around the “Reboot” a revival of things from days gone by – a blast from the past !  You see this in fashion, TV shows and even music.  So, on this #TBT I submit a treasure chest of sugary goodies that… Read more

  • When Did We Lose Total Control?

    When Did We Lose Total Control?

    So far…I’ve resisted using this space as a sounding board for the — shall we say — strangeness coming out of the White House. That ends now. What in the blue hell is going on??!! We are not long past 100 days of the Donald Trump presidency and what we’ve seen are a laundry list… Read more

  • Thank You, Babe!

    Thank You, Babe!

    There are not many things that make you feel like you’re on top of the world. A trip to the 86th floor Observation Deck of the Empire State Building in New York with Karen Henderson R. Scott literally represented what she has been to my life. Let me be clear. Karen has a husband who… Read more

  • Al Jarreau (1940-2017)

    Al Jarreau (1940-2017)

    It was what I feared. When I wrote last week that I was saddened that Al Jarreau has suddenly retired from touring, I never expected he would be gone so soon after…but sudden retirements lend themselves to these kinds of outcomes. A co-worker of mine spoke of interviewing Al some years back…and recalled how Al… Read more