Here Comes Yesterday

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I have happily spent much of my life in the company of men but my larger circle of close friends has always been women.  They are more complex, diverse, more interesting, to me.  They have wider interests than just sports. They are intriguing because they are a different sex, some might even say species. 

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I’m happy to report that in a culture like ours, which stumbles into the future often because it has forgotten the hard lessons of the past you can, especially in this internet age, dip in and out of the past quite easily.

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I suppose I could approach this question of “who stole my summer” like a cop, right?  First,  you round up the usual suspects:  bad weather, expensive options, scheduling problems, or maybe even that guy in the mirror I’ve had to deal with my whole life.

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I pray for us all...This 250th Year Since the founding of our Country... but the spark of a Second American Revolution is underway. 

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What do Fred and Ginger and Teddy Roosevelt have in common?  No, not tap dancing, but rarther a commitment to all out living, living the strenuous life. Just what does that mean?  Listen here. 

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Vinyl records just passed $1 billion in sales in 2025 and are now the leading physical music format This month we talk with Greg Allen,the owner of Animal Records, a vinyl store in downtown Evanston. He's spinning good vibes and building a community for the hordes of Gen Z’ers and Millenials,and even old folks, who are flocking  to Animal Records as part of a national trend among the young to jettison digital music for analog.  

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Earth Day this year comes in the midst of an unprecedented attack on efforts to control pollution and deny climate change by America's national leadership.  This podcast recalls the exciting early days of enthusiasm by Americans for cleanup some 50 years ago. 

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As we grow older we learn one very unhappy truth – old age is a series of take aways. People, places, memories, combinations of all three are gone. And so  we all march backwards to reclaim those hours, days, even minutes of happiness that have been so cruelly snatched from us by time and space.

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For our annual St, Valentine's Day podcast, we offer a short story about a moment of unexpected  love in a turbulent religious time.

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As 2026 gets underway, I think many people are reluctant to look back on 2025 with warm feelings. Good riddance . Putting all of those dark thoughts aside, I did want to go through an inventory of other things that I hope I will see less of in the coming year and look at a list of resolutions. Cliche, but important.