Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame I have been informed by BARHOF (The Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame) that photos and information about my time in radio at KDFM has been added to the Hall of Fame! It's surprising because KDFM was a small station on the East side of Berkeley Hills [...]
The Final Flight photo credit: pexels.com As a private pilot, I flew extensively in the 1980s and 90s, often participating in Civil Air Patrol missions—whether called out for a missing aircraft or engaging in recurrent training in our Cessna 182. Additionally, I flew mercy flights to central Baja, delivering essential items like [...]
Return to Nijubashi Bridge Nijubashi Bridge, Tokyo Japan February 1954. Mom, sister Dawn and I boarded the General E.D. Patrick troop ship in San Francisco and headed to Yokohama, Japan where we rendezvoused with my father, Sgt. E.F. Curtis. I was only three years old and these are the earliest [...]
The Blind Mule Every year, dozens of young, attractive, naïve girls are given a free trip by a ‘friend’ or ‘customer.’ They are unknowingly hired to transport goods from a foreign country, being told that the sender can’t get a visa so he needs help to import a small amount of products. These girls [...]
photo credit EllisIsland.org Crossing the Atlantic - A Semi-Fictional Story They left all they had, all they knew, to come to America for a better life. The stories of immigrants are as varied as the 51-plus-million who crossed the Atlantic in crowded, unsanitary conditions. For them, the American dream was their only hope, so they [...]
As a television news cameraman, I chased guys like Steve to various crime scenes, and never once did they answer a question any other way than “I can’t comment on that.” Secret Agent Man is the story of Steve Moore
Martine always woke up at 4:00 am. Important work was to be done in the kitchen. She was the Queen of the Tuscany Kitchen.