There is a lot of nonsense being written by all sorts about the late Senator Teddy Kennedy, but as a Senator, he was a hard worker for his constituents. Yes, I know. Kennedy didn’t do such things personally, but he had a large and energetic staff to help him, and half the “trick” of being [...]

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The war on drugs is a phrase we hear in the popular press, but what is this war? More importantly are we winning it? With these two questions in mind we ran radio program to talk about it. The panel was diverse, an ex addict, a defense lawyer, and an author who grew up surrounded [...]

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Ellie Bernstein likes to clip coupons and watch police shows when she isn’t doing her things as leader of a local chapter of “weight winners” or reading a complex mystery novel. That is, when she isn’t helping out her boyfriend, Lieutenant Peter Miller of the Colorado Springs Police Dept. These days find her also babysitting [...]

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Phil Davidson has just published a great action/thriller novel Dreamer. It hit my radar a couple of weeks ago and it is a wild ride from start to finish. What I enjoyed most though was the depth of this book. It operates on several levels, and it is up to the reader to decide how [...]

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Not since Pan’s Labyrinth has a great movie been so poorly marketed. Well, it’s a bit harsh to say “poorly” marketed considering that Adventureland didn’t completely tank at the box office for a low budget film without any real leading star power. Perhaps “mis-marketed” is a better description. Where Pan’s Labyrinth was marketed as a [...]

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In 2006, as a belated response to September 11, 2001, the State of Kentucky passed a statute that created a State Office of Homeland Security. Two ammendments to that statute were then added and worded by state Rep. Tom Riner, a Democrat who represents Louisville, KY; Rep. Riner is also a pastor of Christ is [...]

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