Four Random Thoughts

Four Random Thoughts

Quickies about Pat Sajak’s last day on “Wheel Of Fortune,” people gored by bison at Yellowstone, what would happen if a MAGA Moron burned the flag, and why election predictions are like Super Bowl prognostications.

Mr. Perspective On Caitlin Clark

Mr. Perspective On Caitlin Clark

Some sports analysts complain the Indiana Fever has lost more than won since Caitlin Clark joined. In rebuttal, I offer a simple explanation as my alter ego, Mr. Perspective.

Best Thing I’ve Read Today

Best Thing I’ve Read Today

I have written many times about how polls done this far ahead of a presidential election are meaningless. Want proof? Reporter Robert Shapiro has it for you.

Getting The Economy Wrong

Getting The Economy Wrong

The headline read, “Nearly Everything Americans Believe About The Economy Is Wrong.” And I know exactly who to blame.

I Can’t Not Say These Things

I Can’t Not Say These Things

I didn’t think I had anything to add to everything that’s been said elsewhere since Trump’s guilty verdicts. But then a bunch of things just poured out of me and into this post.

The Verdict Is In

The Verdict Is In

The verdict is in for Trump’s hush money trial, and this old Doonesbury panel sums it up perfectly.

Best Thing I’ve Read Today

Best Thing I’ve Read Today

Bill Pruitt, who worked as a producer on “The Apprentice,” reveals details of the con job that made Donald Trump look like the genius businessman he never was.

Movie Review: “Ezra”

Movie Review: “Ezra”

Here’s my review of a new movie about a father trying to do the right things for his autistic son despite pressure from his ex-wife, school authorities, and the police.

Five Random Thoughts

Five Random Thoughts

Quickies about Boeing, RFK Jr., the KC Chiefs’ kicker, Tom Cruise, and the NCAA finally agreeing to pay its athletes.

Movie Review: “For Love and Life”

Movie Review: “For Love and Life”

Here’s my review of a new documentary about a man given a diagnosis of ALS and six months to live, who turned that death sentence into a movement to raise awareness of the disease and funding for a cure.

Morgan Spurlock

Morgan Spurlock

Here are my memories of Morgan Spurlock, the admitted sexual harasser and documentarian best known for “Supersize Me,” who has died at 53. I’ve included links to his two appearances on my radio show.