Evil Is a True Thing

Car Wash for Ears Does the Trick

We Networked Socially Before It Was Cool

'House of Breath' Our Only Enduring History

A Pair of Dice? Paradise.

Sometimes Wisdom Comes in a Flash

Who Do You Think You Are...Jesus?

Nowadays, Everybody's Talking at Me

I Dreamed of Wireless, and Now I Am

All In All, I'm Just Proud to Still Be Here

Spokespersons Making the Big Bucks for Nonsense

Reaching into the (Electronic) Mail Bag

The Marshal's Gone, and You're Not Him

A Great Barber is a Treasure

Can't Win Fairly? Just Change the Rules

"Winter Can Be Rough on the Feelings" -- Classic Short from March 15, 1981

Stephen Foster's Vision Still a Soothing Oasis (From "I Left My Heart in Shanghi, Alabama," 1989)

Spring Starts with a Bright Red Motorcycle (From "I Left My Heart in Shanghi, Alabama," 1989)

Driving Lesson Teaches Dad How It Is (From "I Left My Heart in Shanghi, Alabama," 1989)

Burnt Cats, Hot Stoves, and Concerts

Are There Really 645 Ways to Look Cute?

Cleveland Eaton returned to his hometown of Birmingham last fall to join UAB’s music department after spending 17 years on the road as a musician and arranger with a list of artists who form a virtual Who’s Who of jazz.

Though my cousin Rod Brasfield was a famous Grand Old Opry comedian in the 1940s, most people these days have never heard of him. But the Internet may be changing that.