Musings

A round up of reads covering everything from AI, Travel and Adult Summer Camps!

A roundup of Sunday reads covering AI, travel, spiral pot pie, fireflies, fertility rates, the Bible, manufacturing, and tax rates.

On July 24, 1880, hydroelectric lights were turned on for the first commercial application in the world at a plant in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

A round-up of interesting including martial trends, government debt, DEI, true crime, and ammo-can ice cream

A weekly round up - this one featuring AI, history of colors, mass imprisonment, best beaches and lost art forms.

This week's Sunday Reads includes a focus on the Declaration of Independence, the Dalai Lama, marriages, and bear hunting with Teddy Roosevelt.

This July 4th is America's 249th Independence Day or Birthday! It was an honor to join Michigan's Michael Patrick Shiels to discuss...

A weekly round-up, touching on SCOTUS, American Conservative Movement, AI, Homelessness, and the Gay Rights Movement.

A round-up of topics ranging from Buckley to 20 wacky Iranian laws, AI and the death of friendship.

Here's a round-up of interesting reads, from failed government K12 policies to the looming economic slowdown and a pitch to leaders on maintaining their edge.

A round-up of interesting reads covering AI, whaling and Vatican wine.

An enterprise essay on the over-indexing on "feelings" in the modern workplace.

Greg McNeilly and Floriza Genautis discuss the local CEO Summit with WOOD TV 8's Phil Pinarski.

A video review of a modern translation of Aristotle's How to Tell a Story.

A round-up of Sunday Reads covering social media, ranked choice voting and the Screwtape Letters.

A round-up of interesting reads covering topics ranging from tariffs to the history of Caesar Salad and Russian Novels.

Listen to this Memorial Day Playlist to jumpstart your Holiday pride.

A round-up of interesting reads covering topics from China's Arctic campaign to a Lose Yourself mashup.

A round-up of reads that cover topics from poverty to Joseph Pulitzer and the history of seersucker fabric.

The Last of the Wine by Mary Renault reviewed by Greg McNeilly