I’ll be honest — in my time living here in Louisville, I’ve never been able to justify going to the Forecastle Festival. That’s not to say that their lineups have been altogether bad; on the contrary....
Walls are perhaps humanity’s most simple form of protection. They separate us from the weather, animals and even other people. Some walls are built to divide a property; others can divide entire communities....
There’s a hashtag that, if searched in certain social media engines such as Instagram and Tumblr, triggers a warning message to pop up on the screen.
The warning message prompts the reader for the...
A few weeks back, I was involved in a conversation about the representation of women in American politics. As the discussion progressed, Hillary Clinton naturally entered the conversation, and I was surprised...
The long flowing dress, the oversized and beautifully decorated cake, friends and family gathering to watch as their loved ones walk confidently down the aisle. The couple gazes into each other’s...
There is a large sector of American society that wants you to embrace the F-word. They want the F-word in schools, in the government and in our homes. Some of these people even name their children after...
“Life is too short…”
Bullshit.
We’ve all had that person in our lives who says that life is too short and to spend your time appropriately. Whether it be an older person whose time is coming...
Most people think of Craigslist as the localized version of eBay, but one thing they might not expect is to find a friend through the classified advertisement website.
After watching “Safety Not Guaranteed”,...
It is March 2012. Long after the sun has clocked out for the night, I am still on the state road connecting Boonville and Newburgh, two small Indiana towns just outside of Evansville Ind.
I’m currently...
Hopefully by the time most of you read this, the Indiana House will have come to its senses and voted against House Joint Resolution 3 (HJR-3), the proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
I’m...
The 1960s were a pivotal turning point in America’s history. In a simple passing of a decade, it seemed that America began to shed its image of “the perfect nuclear family” and became consumed...
I’ve spent my entire life in a little part of Midwestern America known as The Ohio Valley, a part of the world where the only real predictability in the weather is her fickle diversity and a penchant...
