I’m happy to announce that my second interview with LJN Radio, “Technically Speaking: Utilizing Technology in Education” is now available on the LJN Radio website. From the website: Various uses of technology can be invaluable when it comes to educational success and improved learning. At the same time, people need to be cautious in seeingContinue reading “LJN Radio Interview — Technically Speaking: Utilizing Technology in Education”
Monthly Archives: February 2015
Blake in the Heartland Exhibit
I’m happy to announce that Associate Professor of Art Lee Fearnside and I are gearing up for the exhibit “Blake in the Heartland” at the Diane Kidd Gallery at Tiffin University. We’ll be hosting events the last week of March and first week of April in support of an exhibit of facsimiles of Blake’s works andContinue reading “Blake in the Heartland Exhibit”
The Bob Marley of Liberia
The musician in this video is named Weesay. He lives in Monrovia, Liberia. He’s blind, and he built his instrument from scratch. This guy needs a contract.
Jack White Quitting Rock!
Yes, you heard it here first: Jack White is quitting rock and roll to take up crochet. Just read the last line of this interview.
The Real “First Edition” of the Iliad and the Dumb J-Lo Clip
A clip from J-Lo’s The Boy Next Door is making the rounds on the internet today. In that film, J-Lo plays a teacher who has an affair with one of her students, and in this scene her student gives her an “expensive” gift. You can tell she’s really smart because she’s wearing glasses, and you can viewContinue reading “The Real “First Edition” of the Iliad and the Dumb J-Lo Clip”
The Philosophy of Contemporary Song 