


I Am #Woke
We all need a little more #woke in our lives.

The Best Decade of Music … Ever!
I state my case that decade from 1975/76 to 1985 was the greatest continous decade of music, primarily because of the variety of styles that emerged, but also because the advances in technology and media formats brought about a broad abundance of music.

Bright Lights, Big City (The Death of Truth)
Bright Lights, Big City came out in the 1980s. I loved the book and the movie and I realized just recently how the story captures the zeitgeist associated with media reform, consolidation and even manipulation. Truth was abandoned for profits. Join me as I explore this idea …

A Nostalgic Moment: Early Dot-Com Days
A couple of weekends ago, Lisa and I were visiting the Niagara region for a Chardonnay ‘fest’. For me, the wine-soaked weekend was the last hoorah for an industry that, to be honest, wasn’t a good career choice. I’m sure I’ll touch on...
Cars: EVerywhere EVs?
EV cars will soon be everywhere, but I feel like we’re in the early stages of creating our next crisis. Your thoughts?