Four men starved to death at a Mountain View, Georgia church in a bizarre series of events during a potluck dinner. The men, all deacons at the Rough and Ready Baptist Church in Mountain View,… Read More »Four Die of Starvation at Church Potluck
Here, we compare the outcomes of social behaviors of those who play or have played drums with those who have led non-drumming lives to determine how the two groups react to similar stimuli. Specifically, we… Read More »The Case for Drumming – A Comparison of the Social Behaviors of Drummers vs. Normal People
And I don’t know why. Every year it’s the same thing. Christmas ends, and January brings a cold post-holiday void that feels… well… cold. But never fear! Right around the corner is the hope of… Read More »Baseball Makes Me Cry
If you think you’re above correction, stop reading this right now. Of course you don’t. But we all tend to think we’re basically good. If criticized, our “go-to” mode is “I’m okay”. Or “It’s not… Read More »The Right to Be Wrong
10 am. Time for lunch! Too early you say? When you eat breakfast at 4am it isn’t! I work an early shift on a morning radio show. So by the time I get off the… Read More »10 am Lunch?
We love great drummers because great drummers make great bands even greater. It’s also been said “I’d rather have no drummer than a bad drummer.” In that spirit, we also like to make drummers the… Read More »Top 5 Drummer Jokes
Now think about your day. Your week. Your year so far. Is there anything burdening you that seems insurmountable? I’m guessing there’s a good chance there is. Okay, you may need to stop what you’re… Read More »Stop What You’re Doing For Ten Seconds
Toby Sheridan, worship leader of mega church The People’s Fellowship in the greater Los Angeles area, was notified via email by Lead Pastor Curt Kroeger he will be put on three weeks probation for “failure… Read More »Worship Leader Put on Probation for Being Out of Uniform
My wife Lois and I had just settled down for the evening. It was a Sunday night and we had to be up early for work in the morning. We had only returned home to… Read More »The Day That Changed Everything
When you’re a kid, playing army, mud ball fights, or one on one basketball, there comes a point when there’s a clear winner. The opposing side must, willingly or not, acknowledge defeat and surrender. But… Read More »Surrender