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January is the month for reflection. And prognostication! (u like that word?) In legend, named after the Roman god Janus, who had two heads & faces, Januar…
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January is the month for reflection. And prognostication! (u like that word?) In legend, named after the Roman god Janus, who had two heads & faces, Januar…

Perhaps it’s because it’s what brought us all here to the planet – the “horizontal hokey-pokey”, the “old in/out, in/out”, the “mattress mambo” – that SEX…

As I pause to reflect on this Christmas Eve 2015, I am ever so thankful to have been blessed to live this most authentic life in this most authentic city……

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Hard to believe, but this past Thanksgiving weekend 2015 marks one year since my pal David Menasche dropped his body … and moved on. Oh, not that it was an…

Mike Church, the longest-running conservative talk show host in the history of Sirius satellite radio is now on to the most exciting and provocative phase…

What a totally fascinating time Halloween is in New Orleans. As I walk the Shadow (Airlift’s trusty mascot) through the Bonnabel subdivision here outside N…

OK, it occurred to me after sifting through some of my recent posts, that with visitors to this blog from corners of the globe like China, the UK, Moscow,…

As the great 20th century American thinker Napoleon Hill so eloquently reminded us all – the IMAGINATION is the Workshop of the Soul! And therein, I use po…

Just like a good gumbo, a memorable radio jingle has to have the just-right ingredients to make it POP! Talented musicians + a catchy tune + the magic of a…
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