The time has come.

No one knows what tomorrow brings.

By the time this particular episode is live and on air my 17-year-old son we have left home and will already be on duty at his military camp high school where, in 22-weeks, he will, under stringent near military conditions, complete his high school programming, minus one remaining course. Thereafter, he will pursue trade school, likely prior college, and then, MAYBE military service. It's an odd feeling to have reached this milestone.

West Virginia is fertile ground for standing your ground, defending your faith, your values, and taking the fighter to the fight in times of communist, Marxist, or Socialist uprising.

Life with a substantial TBI is a challenging road. I've received many emails from other people in search of answers for their loved ones or seeking answers in dealing with their own TBI nightmare. This episode is about that.

Life is all about options and red lines.

Paranormal events in West Virginia are, for some, a way of life.

There are paranormal events all around West Virginia. Inside of the Appalachian Mountains, ghosts roam.

In this episode I discuss my surviving in life with a substantial TBI.

Summer is already screaming by. Seconds count.