[October 5, 2026] From Stage! … where analyzing the world of sand-up comedy is showing how comedy is art. I wanted to be a stand-up comedian as a kid, but briefly. In this video, Stage breaks down the strategy behind Aryanna Wexler in her on-stage comedy routines. Arynne Wexler is a New York–area stand-up and cultural commentator who… Read More »
[October 3, 2026] If you receive a gift, treat it as something special. That gift is not a mistake, not easily replaced, and not beneath you. Be grateful for the ordinary, or nothing will be good enough. Appreciating what you possess, or what is gifted to you, expresses the best in you as a recipient. “If the only… Read More »
[October 2, 2026] Sometimes in life, we come across someone who stands out from the crowd, someone who puts himself (or herself) behind the needs of others. I know Father Jim Drucker, a retired Catholic priest, Desert Storm veteran, and Doo-wop radio personality. He is my hero, and I think he could be your hero, as well. A… Read More »
[September 30, 2026] Young Bob is a young British conservative who is on social media debating Leftists in the UK. He has a style similar to the American Turning Point / Charlie Kirk format: set up a table, film passers-by, and cuts the exchange to X, TikTok, and YouTube. He calls himself a young conservative Christian activist. Leftwing… Read More »
[September 27, 2026] Years ago, I wrote that senior leaders live in a fishbowl. A friend had just been pinned as a Brigadier General and discovered he could no longer sit in the back of a room and disappear. Every sentence he said was dissected. Every habit he demonstrated was amplified. He was a “baby flag,” and the… Read More »
[September 27, 2026] Leadership is an emotion. This idea is unique, and certainly controversial; running counter to those who believe it is merely a practice to influence others. And it is indeed a practice, but one that is also built into every one of us. However, like love, hate, happiness, fear, and anger, leadership is surely innate. At… Read More »
[September 24, 2026] Announced earlier this week, the Secretary of War Pete Hegseth directed the military to begin “testing generals” for warfighting abilities. Hegseth appears to believe that Flag Officer promotions are not based on their ability to fight and win wars. I agree with him on that issue, but not on the “why.” For a leadership website… Read More »
[September 21, 2026] Meira K talks about how Linsey Clancy jurors thought they were doxing the holdout juror, but they’ve turned him into a literal hero; actually, a true national hero. I find the case about Linsey Clancy killing her children to be shocking because so many are defending her; mostly women. We now know who the juror… Read More »
[September 16, 2026] Lying flat on my back, in the dirt, filthy, sweaty, head spinning, with terrible pain in my left shoulder, I thought, “How the heck did I get here?” This time, I knew the answer. It’s the year 2010: Combat Football. Sometime in the early morning hours, just at sunrise, often still cool, dusty-smelling, and… Read More »
[September 15, 2026] I don’t usually highlight these kinds of things in Liberal cities, but I will this time because it has become so common that people there don’t care anymore. In Seattle, another Lefty city, a man was shot and bleeding to death but could find no one to help him. Hat tip to Matt Van Swol… Read More »