WHEN RADIO RULED When I came of age, television had invaded our lives. Ed Sullivan showed us the Beatles, and the nightly news showed us the daily body counts of the dead in Vietnam. Civil Rights, and the Women's Movement. Revolution in our culture. Rebellion in our generation. But change had had preceded us. [...]
Shakespeare Saith… (part 6), “Love Which Alteration Finds” (a podcast)
Vaccination Presentation (mini-podcast)
“The Streets of Paris”
https://vimeo.com/494484135 The "Streets of Paris!" Part of the Shelby County Community Theatre's "Home for the Holidays" video, produced and directed by David King and Clint Gill. See the whole show at the SCCT website ...https://www.shelbytheatre.org https://vimeo.com/494484135
Vaccination Presentation
VACCINATION. The word stirs hope in some, and strikes fear in others. How can that be? Both views can be reasonable, based upon the data and your point of view. Depending on what you believe, and what sources of information you believe are telling you the truth. And, perhaps, that has never been so important [...]
Shakespeare Saith… (part 5), “More than Kin and less than Kind” (a podcast)
Shakespeare Saith… (part 4), “I Am Not What I Am” (a podcast)
Polio: Have you been Vaccinated?
POLIO: HAVE YOU BEEN VACCINATED? Poliomyelitis. It is a virus, and you mostly likely were vaccinated. And as a result, the Americas were declared free of this pestilence in 1994, Europe in 2002. Remember the "March of Dimes?" 2,680,000 of those little metal chimes were mailed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt when he started [...]
Smallpox: Are We Kidding Ourselves?
SMALLPOX: ARE WE KIDDING OURSELVES? That we killed it? It is an old disease, but not a biblically listed scourge [maybe the population was too low]. But it does seem to be reflected in the older Egyptian record. And there were plenty of people and epidemics on that river down there in the desert [or [...]
Numbers, the Secret Language of the Cosmos? (mini-podcast)
Bouquet and Washington, not Forbes, but the other Grant
BOUQUET AND WASHINGTON, NOT FORBES, BUT THE OTHER GRANT In 1755, Braddock's defeat and Washington's retreat left the backcountry of Pennsylvania and Virginia open to French and Indian attack. Deprivations for three long years. Washington and his Virginia militia patrolled the close-in frontier settlements, but were powerless to help those [...]