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Whether gatherings like Thanksgiving are, or should be, a sacrament of shared food and drink?
Looking back at the 2018 Pride48 Podcast Expo in New Orleans with great memories of how the event went, looking forward to next time.
For science in particular, great leaps forward sometimes happen primarily because a person with means chooses to leave a very different legacy than a name on a building. The birth control pill is one example, a particularly relevant one still today.
Kavanaugh confusion
Rethinking the Abortion Conversation
The Protectors (1972)
Live from Pride48 New Orleans Podcasting Expo 2018:
Allies
Intersections
Different Drummer(s)
Loving someone as they are, and hiding who they are
Rogers' message: you are not a mistake
Peaceful Neighbor
Understanding the quiet gay activism of Mister Rogers
Vanity Fair interview with Francois Clemmons
Different Drummer: Francois Clemmons and Fred Rogers
Special thanks to Nicole Villacres from Greetings From Nowhere and Pride48.
Whether answering insincere questions has value, in the moment, much later, or ever?
I have questions about immigration and the current state of our policies as a nation. I don't profess to have a lot of answers, but I will admit that some of the possibilities seem both obvious and disturbing. For example, what have we become?
152: Anticipating the Bang
42: "The Morning After" for classic Made-for-TV Movies
103: The Thriller Is Gone
187: Television Debut (1972-73)
105: Press Coverage
15: Declaring War on "Just Say No"
195: Telling Your Stories (Before It's Too Late)
59: Ten Areas of Agreement about Abortion - part 1
60: Ten Areas of Agreement about Abortion - part 2
Inappropriate Conversations on Facebook
References:
Pride 48: New Orleans Podcasting Expo 2018
Pride 48: June 2018 Live Streaming Weekend
The Smellcast
Ramble Redhead
Vera Speaks ... For Real
Simply Syndicated: Simply Everything
The Tech Support Rich Show
Big Fatty Online
Nerd Hurdles
Books You Should Read
Greetings From Nowhere
The Satyrsphere
Movies You Should See
Hooked
Far too often, discussions about politics and religion (or even popular culture) are being compromised if not thwarted by blind devotion to entrenched positions. We are becoming more segregated than at any point in my lifetime, not just along arbitrary divisions of race. It's two kinds of news, or even in the minds of some people two kinds of bakeries. Tragically, we are watching an "us versus them" siege play out before our eyes and ears. I've no doubt that I have been impacted, too. Potential listeners of Inappropriate Conversations have, for want of a better phrase, weeded themselves out on shaky religious grounds. And, perhaps, my personal policies like never "un-friending" anyone might make those suspicions seem legitimate. If we can't remain in dialogue, though, then how will we have any real conversations -- inappropriate or otherwise?
Who could resist the combination of April Fool's Day and Easter Sunday? Not me. "A Simple Yes Or No" was originally published in The Juke Joint Journal, 1986.
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