Monday I said that Shrinking was the best thing on TV, a bit of a misnomer for as of last week Shrinking is not currently airing new episodes. The best thing on what we used to call “TV” is HBO’s Rooster starring Steve … Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2026
Too much cannot be said about the most recently concluded season of Shrinking on Apple TV. I’m a Jason Segel completist anyway, but throw in Harrison Ford, Brett Goldstein, and… wait for it… Michael J. Fox(!) and yeah, you’ve got magic. … Continue reading
Today on Math and Musings Franklin and I discuss our recent trip to Denver. Well, the first 24 hours anyway, because wow, a lot happened in there and there’s no way we could squeeze it all in 15 minutes. Part Two … Continue reading
Tomorrow night at my local library I’m giving a presentation on three men with ties to public universities in Virginia. Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and George Mason either started a college, or decades later had a college named after them. (I’ll … Continue reading
They say bad things come in threes. In a span of 24 hours I lost a basketball pool (thanks, Arizona), lost a Wordle streak, and somehow frittered away the end of my Spring Break. The cure? College basketball, MLB, and … Continue reading
Today on Math and Musings Franklin and I celebrate the start of the MLB season, perhaps a bit late to the party for 2026 but right on schedule to commemorate the anniversary of Opening Day 1989. The day I fell … Continue reading
Say “797-9960” to anyone who lived in the Binghamton area the past few decades and no one looks at you strangely. They will respond as though provoked a la Pavlov… Call Brozzetti’s for pizza to go! That’s a legacy. The … Continue reading
Predicted two weeks ago on the podcast… a UConn-Duke final to determine who would go to the Final Four a la 1990. Maybe Duke would break Connecticut’s heart again… maybe UConn would get it’s revenge. Yeah, but I wasn’t expecting that. … Continue reading
Today on Math and Musings Franklin and I discuss a bit of culture, as man cannot live on basketball alone. Topics include our recent travels to D.C. art galleries and the artifacts therein. Enjoy. … Continue reading
Ah, baseball, sweet baseball, and its opening… night? Yeah, Opening Night tonight in Oracle Park, as the San Fransico Giants host the team of my youth, the New York Yankees. Two of the most successful and storied franchises in sports facing … Continue reading