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Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame
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 [...]
The Final Flight
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 [...]
Return to Nijubashi Bridge
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 [...]
The Blind Mule
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 [...]
One Last Dance
One Last Dance Senior year of high school 1968--69. Finally, I was reaching the end of school. I hated school, so many dull, uninteresting subjects. As my books slid into my locker [...]
Crossing the Atlantic – a semi-fictional story
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 [...]
Don’t Eat the Spicy Sichuan Fish
Don't Eat the Spicy Sichuan Fish! Photo Credit: NPR.org Delicious? I would call it aphrodisiac quality cuisine. What could possibly be wrong with that? Glad you asked. These powerful little peppercorns can numb [...]
Special Agent Man
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
Queen of the Tuscany Kitchen
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.
Fifty Floors of Fear
FIFTY FLOORS OF FEAR photo credit: Four Seasons New York One step up a ladder makes my palms sweat. Imagine my near-heart-attack when I stepped onto a scaffolding on [...]
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