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Pi Day (March 14) or St. Patrick's Day. Both "holidays" happened this past week but which one is more over-celebrated? And just until Cinco de Mayo.
NFT's (Non-fungible tokens) are as confusing as cryptocurrency. Let's try to figure this out so we can all get rich.
How does this 7-seat SUV compare to others on the market. The Avenir upgrade is quite stunning.
Gage Mueller with SunPro Solar Energy joins me to talk about the benefits of solar panels and dispels some of the misconceptions.
As heard on "The High-Tech Texan Show" - KPRC 950AM Houston, iHeartRadio
You'd really love this if it was on TV and could see where I did this episode from. But you can hear me describe the 12-acre Crystal Lagoon in the Lago Mar community in Texas City. Like the state, it is BIG. Luckily the weather was beautiful unlike a few weeks ago when the area was covered with ice and snow but I do discuss that and chat with Gage Mueller of SunPro Solar Energy. Would having solar panels prevented a power outage in your home? You'll be surprised at the answer.
I waited 33 years for the sequel to "Coming To America" and wondered if it could top the greatest movie sequel ever - "Die Hard 2". Yep. Ok, call it nostalgia but the script was a helluva lot better than I expected. Hear why Wesley Snipes stole the show.
This is week when the annual World's Championship BBQ Contest is supposed to be held. 27 years and running; until now. Thanks (not) COVID-19. I lead a discussion on Texas BBQ vs every other food in the world. Plus the run down of the true costs of video games - it ain't just the cost of an Xbox or PS5. Buyer beware.
I'll start a national podcasts when it snows in Houston. Oops. Careful what you wish for. How ERCOT failed the state and why it still may not be worth it to install a whole-home generator.
Done in typical Michael Garfield style, he sits down with Ms. Goodsill to talk about her new book with a unique perspective on Hawaii. It's not so much focused on stereotypical icons of the Aloha State such as Don Ho, Hawaii 5-0, or Magnum P.I, but rather individual conversations with important voices from the island.
Thoughts on driving this big hunk of a high-tech, hauling machine.
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