Musings of a Tech Writer

On a windy afternoon, I talk about soup and high school crushes.

In this short episode, I talk about my love of Prisoner: Cell Block H.

Taking a stroll, I talk about reality television, gossip, OCD, and my intuition.

I talk about my weekend, the demise of General Motors, ferries, and the book "1973 Nervous Breakdown: Watergate, Warhol, and the Birth of Post-Sixties America."

I take you along on a walk and discuss one-on-one relationships, credit card debt, Bernie Madoff, friends, and fried eggs.

Broadcasting from a creek next our motel in Cache Creek B.C., I talk about wandering through rural B.C., George Carlin, my upcoming class reunion, and aggravating podcast downloads. My rantings get cut off because the batteries in my recorder died. So this episode is mercifully short.

On this Mother's Day, I talk about how this day can feel like cruel joke, Bea Arthur's passing, John Edwards, guilt, and ball-shaped hands.

In the Phoenix airport, I lament coming back from my trip and talk about swine flu, going through security, and Jimmy Carter. The outro music reminds me of my niece.

Back from vacation, I talk about being disorientated, volleyball, catching-up, and DVDs.

I talk about minding my own business, my dad's suicide attempt, and mature singers. You can watch Susan Boyle's performance here.