Far Left America, a Twilight Zone
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Simple Things Baby Boomers Know That Millennials Don’t #1
I watched a video of two fourteen year old boys recently trying to use a 1970s vintage rotary dial phone without any instructions. It was hilarious. Hadn’t they ever seen an old movie video of anyone using a dial phone? Or watch an old episode of the Dynamic […]
The Hollywood Star’s Mother Who Saved Apollo 13 Astronauts
A Special Mother’s Day Story On August 12, 2006, I had the privilege of interviewing astronauts such as Buzz Aldrin, Bruce McCandless, Wally Schirra and more at a collectSpace event in San Antonio. There were other space related celebrities I talked with including James Drury (Classic TV’s The […]
Little Known Secrets People Don’t Know About Captain Kangaroo
Did Captain Kangaroo fight at Iwo Jima with actor Lee Marvin? Was Mr. Green Jeans the father of musician Frank Zappa? Captain Kangaroo, Bob Keeshan, a native of Lynbrook, New York, graduated early from Forest Hills High School in Queens, New York. In 1945, because of World War […]
Texas Hero Allen West’s Letter to Will Smith
In the 1999 mediocre movie, “The Wild Wild West” actor Will Smith starred as James West, the role made famous by Robert Conrad in the successful television series. “I had so much success that I started to taste global blood and my focus shifted from my artistry to […]
“I Love Lucy” Ranked Best TV Comedy Show of All Time
Only Elvis Presley surpassed Lucy’s ratings. Long before there was an Adele, Sting, Prince, Bono, Pink or an Oprah, there was a Cher and a Twiggy. But a decade earlier, the first two American entertainers to be known instantly worldwide by just their first names were Elvis Presley […]
Proud and Grateful to Be a Baby Boomer
Born between 1946 and 1964, U.S. Baby Boomers are 73 million strong and by 2030 all will be at least 65 years old, according to the Census Bureau. _____________________________ BONUS: More Boomer memories.
A Special Message From Jack and Dodie Dennis of CleverJourneys
Big Tech has launched a major assault on Americans’ right to free speech. In their most audacious attack, some of the most powerful big businesses in America joined together to force Parler off the Internet. Parler, a social media site that rejects Twitter’s censorship policies, had millions of […]
Notable Historical and Celebrity Deaths of 2020
Actor and comedian Orson Bean, 1928 – 2020 Longtime ‘To Tell the Truth’ panelist was also a regular on ‘The Tonight Show’ where he appeared more than 200 times. Actress Dawn Wells Television’s “Mary Ann” on Gilligan’s Island at age 82. Actor Sean Connery, 1930 – 2020 Hollywood […]
Ashes of ‘Scotty’ From Star Trek Orbits Earth
Any Baby Boomer can remember the command, “Beam me up, Scotty,” from the 1966 through 1969 television series Star Trek, starring William Shatner as Captain Kirk, Leonard Nimoy as Spock, and DeForest Kelley as Leonard McCoy. The chief engineer on the original series is now aboard International Space […]
Wizard of Oz (1939) is Still the ‘World’s Favorite Movie’
If you’re like me, it was an exciting annual event to watch The Wizard of Oz on television. The classic 1939 movie taught us there’s no place like home and we all have brains, heart and courage. One of the Greatest Movies of All Time According to the […]
The Most I Ever Laughed in a Cemetery was an Unexpected Roar
A Hollywood Visit The most I ever laughed in a cemetery was in December 2011. I remember it well because a few days later my father died. The eccentric oddball that I am, on a Disneyland vacation with my two youngest sons, Jack and Brady, I took them […]
