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A Thursday Night Football classic is great, a Yankees playoff win is even better, and a random mid-week day off (thank you, Yom Kippur) tops them both , but today on Math and Musings Franklin and I are talking about … Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2025
There’s a reason why the baseball lords but the Yankees and Red Sox in primetime. They do play great games. And even though last night’s contest between the team of my youth–that would be the New York Yankees–and the rivals … Continue reading
Whoever said wake me up when September ends must have been talking about the Major League Baseball season, no? With 162 games down we now enter the postseason, which technically starts in September and ends (possibly) in November. That’s a lot … Continue reading
On today’s episode of Math and Musings Franklin and I celebrate all things fall. There’s a lot to celebrate, and you better believe it’s pretty damn fabulous. Plus an old favorite: trivia. Enjoy. … Continue reading
Last week Dodgers star pitcher Clayton Kershaw announced he would retire at the end of the season, his 18th in the big leagues. A season in which he’s 10 and 2, by the way. Kershaw’s accomplishments on the mound are … Continue reading
Two weeks ago I’d never heard of Charlie Kirk. Literally never. I had no idea who he was. In the days since his death my entire news feed is stories, not so much about Kirk, but about the various comments … Continue reading
Today on Math and Musings Franklin and I discuss our recent trip to central Virginia. In addition to realizing that a Trump third term may not be out of the question, we visit the University of Virginia, the Blue Ridge Tunnel, … Continue reading
It’s been two months, but I think now I’ve finally wrapped my brain around exactly what happened to me the night of July 16, 2025. Both times I experienced it. Allow me to explain. The morning of July 16, 2025, … Continue reading
Yesterday afternoon (and long into the night) I got to see the “Outlaw Music Festival” at Merriweather Post Pavilion, proof again that it’s often fun to root for the bad guys. If the headliners really were on the run from … Continue reading
Today on Math and Musings Franklin and I do our best to describe our recent trip to Glenstone, the most incredible museum you’ve never heard of. Until now. You’re welcome. … Continue reading