Tucker Carlson interviews Mike Rowe about his new book The Way I Heard It. The book is based on Rowe’s very successful podcast of the same name. Originally posted on Your Survival Guy.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul “The Case Against Socialism”
Editor of The American Conservative, Jim Antle, reviews Senator Rand Paul’s new book, The Case Against Socialism, writing that it points out “when socialism is taken to its most radical conclusions, it degenerates into starvation and death camps.” Rand Paul, the Republican senator from Kentucky, has written a new book called The Case Against Socialism. Much […]
The 50th Anniversary of Fame Studios
Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama turns 50 this year. A few years back, Debbie and I were in a 8th row center Nashville Symphony Hall seat to watch The Swampers, along with Booker T. & the MGs, Buddy Holly’s Crickets, and Dwayne Eddy inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame. What a night it was including […]
751 “No-Go” Zones in France
Originally posted February 24, 2015. In a recent Washington Post interview, Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo was asked, “You said you were going to sue Fox News over its allegations that there are “no-go” zones in France—areas where only Muslims can go. Aren’t there places in Paris where people are afraid to go?” Mayor Hidalgo responded, […]
Your Retirement Life: Check Out the New Corvette C8
Your Survival Guy had a chance to check out the new Corvette C8. Starting out at $59k this stunner is a game-changer. Jay Leno has the first look at the 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray – Jay Leno’s Garage Jay Leno has turned his passion for cars into an investing strategy. See how he does it […]
Sports Illustrated a TOTAL DISASTER!
Chad Finn explains the fall of America’s premier sports magazine at The Boston Globe, writing: The last thing I want to do in this space is eulogize something once transcendent that theoretically still exists. Good people and extraordinary journalists remain at Sports Illustrated even after Thursday’s gross, Thanos-like corporate bloodletting that reportedly wiped out half […]
RIP Ginger Baker
Eillie Harrison of The Independent writes of Baker’s life: Ginger Baker, the legendary drummer and co-founder of rock band Cream, has died at the age of 80. Last month, the musician’s family announced he was critically ill in hospital, but no further details of his illness were disclosed. On Sunday morning, a tweet on his official Twitter account stated: “We are […]
Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool
If you enjoyed Ken Burns’ wonderful Country Music and are feeling like you want more, don’t despair because there’s another music documentary for us to look forward to. “How do you sum up the life and career of Miles Davis in just under two hours?” asks JazzTimes. “That was the challenge that noted documentary filmmaker […]
David Lebovitz Redux —Shop Like a Parisian
Dick and I are heading back to Paris late in April. A good part of the fun of our planning is the reading, studying, and dreaming of all things francaise. David Lebovitz’s video of a visit to one of Paris’s wonderful open markets always inspires. We’ve stayed often at the Hotel Lutetia on Blvd. Raspail […]
Kick-Start Your Weekend with Boston’s: Don’t Look Back
Do you remember your first record album? Boston’s Don’t Look Back was mine. A Christmas gift from my Aunt Susan (thanks to the help of cousins Karen and Kim). You want to listen to Don’t Look Back with headphones so you can crank it up loud. How loud? Imagine sitting on your bedroom floor with […]
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