Jeff Holden is a valued friend of nonprofit directors, business executives and educators for whom he produces cheerful, professional and substantive podcasts from the studio he owns in the city of Citrus Heights, just east of Sacramento.
Jeff Holden is a valued friend of nonprofit directors, business executives and educators for whom he produces cheerful, professional and substantive podcasts from the studio he owns in the city of Citrus Heights, just east of Sacramento.
Ever since the cry “Habemus papam!” rang out in Vatican Square last Thursday—that’s Latin for “Hey, y’all, we gotta new pope
It’s been 173 years since Dr. Peter Mark Roget (ROW-ZHAY) first published his self-named thesaurus (THESS-AW-RUSS).
As the Trump administration continues its simultaneous supermarket sweep of government agencies, elimination of civil service jobs, roiling of the U.S. Economy, revival of stagflation, upending of human lives and wholesale shredding of the U.S. Constitution…
Kyle Rowland is a young man who embodies the truth of an old saying: “Good things comes to those who wait.”
Ever since the current administration successfully monetized the annual Easter Egg Hunt on the White House lawn, it’s been rumored that it has its eyes on re-messaging summer reading for kids.
“Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be,” wrote author Peter DeVries in his 1959 novel “The Tents of Wickedness.”
History will record (and play back at office parties on endless loops) what Vice President J.D. Vance said after learning that Pope Francis died the day after Easter
ME AND 47—I’ve been trying to adapt to the second term of our beloved BLOTUS (Blowhard of the United States) by coming up with things he and I may have in common.
Perhaps you’ve seen those click-bait ads offering helpful hints, like urging us to always have a bread-package clip in our wallets or to drink a cup of olive oil at bedtime.
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