Good Night

Remembering a long ago spring.

2021 HAS to be better than the year it's replacing. This podcast episode ends with a chance to hear someone's voice that's missing from this year's Old Lang Syne...one more time. Happy New Year.

A Merry Christmas Podcast.

I get requests for this Christmas podcast all year long. It features a performance of "The First Noel" by my son, Dave...who is both a computer programmer and a musician...and he puts this podcast here every week. Give a listen and don't forget to send your favorite Christmas stories to [email protected] Then look for them on Facebook.

This podcast say's we're collecting Christmas stories again this year. So please send yours to [email protected]. The podcast includes a story from Podcast Person Jim Doran about why we always put an angel at the top of a Christmas tree that is so tasteless I'm sure you'll love it. We're also doing "Pick A Person" again this year. And it's time to "Say the hell with well, and strike a spark with hark" Check out today's podcast to find out the details.

Turkeys and Beauties

"Come Together" say the politicians, as they cross their fingers behind their backs. This podcast tells about a genuine coming together that wasn't a collision...it felt good. That happens. Give a listen please.

Nothing better than successful sex is what this podcast says. And not just the kind you're thinking of. Give a listen. I'll bet you'll wonder what happened to the "Lover Man" in the story.

Eschew Obfuscation. Stay clear and simple. If you say somebody is "Kool" that doesn't mean he's "Not so hot." "Saw" is a tool. But it's also a picture of something that got into your head via your eyesight a while ago...as in "I saw a pretty lady." And if you see two "Saws" together you have a see saw. I saw a sign in a laundromat in Chicago a few years ago that said, "Please remove all your clothes when the light goes out." That would be a great line some guy might use with his girlfriend at the end of a date. Here's a simple and clear invitation: Please give this podcast a listen.

Spoken words depend on how you say them. Or sing them. This podcast explains how different the Beatles could have sung "She Loves You, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah." How they sung them could have had 3 entirely different meanings.