On The Fly

Have you ever considered your impact on people? In previous podcasts, I've honored my friend Doan Vo by highlighting the lasting impressions of seemingly small actions. This poem is another tribute.

Welcome back to On the Fly. Please click the link in the blog post to read the beginning of Marvin's thrilling journey to break free from the grip of GridBot.

In the tranquil town of Greenwood, a quiet revolution is brewing as an unassuming smartphone from the future slowly infiltrates its residents' minds–introduction.

The 1954 story “It's Such a Beautiful Day " is set in a futuristic society (2117) where transportation is primarily done through teleportation devices called “Doors."

I spent the recent Labor Day weekend immersed in Asimov's captivating narratives that have fueled my passion for science, mathematics, physics, and astronomy since childhood. His stories challenge the bounds of imagination long before scientific advancements have mirrored those depicted in fiction. Enjoy–

Over the past few weeks of political conventions, I've realized–through others’ stories–the valuable lessons instilled in me by my mother, my father’s example, and my friend Tawfic during my upbringing in a small Midwestern community. They taught me "The Art of the Possible."

Lori asked me if I wanted to do something special for my weekend birthday (August 16th, 2024). My thought: Hmmm–It’s been over 35 years since we’ve had one of our Friday night dates at the Griffith Park Observatory.” What if we spent the weekend in Los Angeles, had dinner at a historic diner, visited the Observatory, and hiked Griffith Park the following morning?”

Don't Just Pedal, Fly: Master the Art of Cadence. Today, we're examining the often overlooked yet critical element of cycling: Cadence.

Today, we're exploring the joy of summer vacation, the Paris Olympics, and the significance of taking a break.

This week's episode is all about stepping out of your comfort zone. And I'm not just talking about trying a new restaurant or taking a dance class. I'm talking about a real leap of faith.