Captain Kangaroo, Adventures in Odyssey & the Call for Gentle Childhood Programming by Paul Batura | January 18, 2023 | Culture | No Comments Maybe it’s because Bob Keeshan, better known as “Captain Kangaroo,” grew up just a few miles from our family home on the south shore of... Read More
The Mystery and Sadness Behind the Whiskey Bottle on My Morning Run by Paul Batura | January 17, 2023 | Culture | No Comments I’ve been running each morning for the last 33 years, a happy habit that has spawned all kinds of experiences and memories ranging from enjoying... Read More
The Elvis Aftermath and the Defense of Seemingly Dull and Simple Parenting by Paul Batura | January 13, 2023 | Culture | No Comments In the aftermath of Lisa Marie Presley’s untimely time death at the age of 54 yesterday, news outlets featured various highlights and lowlights of her... Read More
When it Comes to Happiness, 85-Year-Long Harvard Study Confirms the Wisdom of the Bible by Paul Batura | January 12, 2023 | Culture | No Comments Once again, social science proves the Bible right. Back in 1938, it’s unlikely that few, if any, of the 268 Harvard sophomores who signed up... Read More
Nurses Top “Most Trusted” Survey – Politicians, Not So Much. But Is that Fair? by Paul Batura | January 11, 2023 | Culture | No Comments Gallup is out with its latest ranking of the most and least trusted professions – and the news isn’t very good for lobbyists and politicians.... Read More
