This episode I talk about traveling during a pandemic. I discuss the issues with dining out and personal fears about Covid 19. 

In this episode, I discuss the performing arts in Cuba and talk about Alicia Alonso, the founder of the National Ballet of Cuba.

This episode features Buenavista Coffee Plantation, Las Terrazas Complex, and Marta Frayde. 

I talk about traveling to Cuba in 2016. I also talk about historic Cuban, Pilar Jorge de Tilla. 

In this episode of Back Porch Beer & Bits, I talk about food. I talk about some local restaurants in Knoxville, TN and I even give you a recipe for a yummy vegetarian sandwich and a low carb option.

I get lost in the Metropolitan Museum and Central Park. I also tell the story of artist Louise Nevelson.

In this episode, I talk about visiting the Empire State Building. I also take a walk around Times Square and talk about two historic female architects, Jennie Louise Blanchard Bethune and Beverly Loraine Green. Listen now! 

A special episode dedicated to the day honoring the day that Texas, the final Confederate state to do so, officially declared all slaves free. This episode includes the histories of six black women who changed the world.

I visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island in this episode. There's a subway issue and a fingerprint problem. 

I tell the story of the murder of Dr. Barclay Jones, his wife Lucy, and her nephew, George Lane. The official report is that the live in servant, 15 year old, Jim Harris did the deed. But there's more to the story. Listen now.