Why Tom feels that Ken Burns’ new mini-series on the Vietnam War has some good lessons for us all in terms of the continued battle in Afghanistan.

Hour 1-2 Mexico Earthquake; Jose/Maria Weather nightmare; Trump at the UN

Fall is a wonderful time, but this year it’s anything but for cattle ranchers battling brush fires in the Rocky Mountain West.

From sexual assault to binge drinking, there are some disturbing trends on college campuses and Tom explains why he feels it’s incumbent upon the institutions to call people together to say that something must be done to combat them.

Amidst much criticism of President Trump, Tom discusses why it’s important to keep perspective, with the focus remaining on the fact that the White House’s stance on many important subjects to Americans remains unclear…and why that’s not a good thing for our country.

Why Tom feels that 2017 has been a year of great chaos for America, with a President that has done more to divide America than to unite it, and why some big unresolved issues need to be addressed.

America will repair and rebuild areas damaged by Hurricane Irma. But what about the Caribbean? Why Tom feels that will require an investment from American tourism.

The attacks on September 11, 2001 began an unending war that is still going on sixteen years later. Tom discusses why the terrorism that began that day is still in large part defining who America is.

On a recent morning, Tom awoke, looked out the window…and realized that something was completely “Whack.” Just what happened?

Tom discusses how Hurricane Harvey brought people together again…despite the divisive times we are now living in.