This episode is dedicated to my late wife JoAnn.  On the 21st of this month, will be three years since her passing.  I give a peek into what she was like, what I normally do on this day, how we met and what I've been up to so far.

I take a quick moment to talk about my grandchildren and tell a quick story about how their grandmother in one way supported them.

I talk about a cat that was 13 years old and recently died.

I briefly talk about what I learned from not being on time when picking mother up from work!

I talk about my struggles with people who voted for the current president and why I was wrong to judge one of my co-workers.

Back in 2002 - 2003 we lost both family cars during a time when money was tight.I talk about what God did for us.

In this episode, I briefly talk about how I left school withdrawal failing in the late 70's and how I turned things around.  It's never too late to turn things around in your life.  While a degree is important, you can become successf...

I played my first open mic last year in December.  Please don't be mad at me!

Over the last two years, I started a few things which have enriched my learning but has given me a little stress too!  All stress is not bad.

In 1985 while in the military working at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota, I found two of my coworkers in my shop, one military and the other a civilian, that had problems with me because of my skin color.  This is what happened...

Merry Christmas to everyone.

What is honoring your parents and why we should do so.

A short episode about keeping in touch with family.

The reason why I continue to work.  A short description of the things I do at work and the enjoyment of working which has caused me to open up creatively!

Playing an instrument is hard and can be difficult.  If I can do it, so can you.  Any instrument or hobby can be learned, if you put in the work!

An honest discussion about the loss of a loved one and the need to continue living life.  The importance of grieving, taking care of yourself and having a will.

My move from Brooklyn to North Carolina!