Making a World of Difference: Won’t You Be My Neighbor [Movie Review]

Read MoreLove is at the root of everything. All learning, all relationships — love, or the lack of it.

Read MoreLove is at the root of everything. All learning, all relationships — love, or the lack of it.

Read More“And the sky has got so cloudy when it used to be so clear…”
Many of Sinatra’s recordings weren’t just songs. They were vicarious expressions of our very own deeply-subdued emotions, in many cases reflecting loss that Sinatra himself suffered over many decades. Sinatra’s voice conveyed both an acceptance of defeat and confidence that it was okay to feel sad and then reflect upon it.

Read MoreOsteria Costa was an accidental discovery and a shockingly great find.
I used the phrase “shockingly great” for good reason. It’s the type of restaurant I normally avoid and even abhor: A Saturday night visit. On The Strip. Pricey Italian. Seemingly pretentious. Snooty. Not my kinda’ place.
Restaurant repellant for the Italian lover’s soul.

Read MoreBetting on elections requires an apolitical approach. Personal opinions about candidates and various outcomes are not only irrelevant but delusory. Just as wagering for or against sports teams because of our allegiances would be a long-term losing strategy, betting on political elections because we prefer one candidate versus the other is misguided.

Read MoreOnce, we thought a declaration of war on the media was endemic only to Banana Republics. Not the USA. Now, we’ve devolved into a nation run by Banana Republicans.

Read MoreYou live you learn, you love you learn
You cry you learn, you lose you learn
You bleed you learn, you scream you learn

Read MoreMy angry letter to the imaginary sky wizard who thinks he’s God.

I interviewed poker legend Doyle Brunson and we talked about (not poker)….movie westerns. This is one of the most fun videos I’ve done. I hope to continue these interviews with other people and subjects.
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Read More“Turn the organ up!”