Earth Day, observed every April 22, originated in 1970 as a reaction to environmental concerns, notably highlighted by disasters like the Santa Barbara oil spill and movements sparked by influential works such as Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring.” Senator Gaylord Nelson spearheaded the initiative, leading to the first Earth Day, which mobilized millions to advocate for a cleaner environment and contributed to significant policy changes, including creating the Environmental Protection Agency. Today, Earth Day is a crucial reminder of our duty to care for the planet. Simple actions like reducing plastic use, conserving energy, and supporting local sustainability efforts can make a meaningful difference. Educating ourselves and others about eco-friendly practices can foster a collective culture of environmental stewardship that ensures a healthier future for all.

Happy Milwaukee Day!!!

In honor of April Fools Day, I decided to sign up for the Seeds & Stone Roubaix, gravel race in Waterman, IL. Race day is 32 days from now. You can keep track of my training on my YouTube page!

This year marks the 39th anniversary of the release of the movie RAD. last night I got to see RAD on the big screen for the first time since opening night 1986 to make the night even better. I got to share that experience with some of the best people I’ve known in my life.

WMSE’s 23rd annual Rockabilly Chill fundraiser is this Sunday March 23 from 11an-3pm at the MSOE’sKern Center1245 N. Broadway Milwaukee, WI

On this International Women’s Day, let’s take the opportunity to honor the incredible women in our lives and uplift them with our support and encouragement.

I’m thrilled that my artwork received seven bids last night at Art & Music and found a new home. Ultimately contributing $110 to the Incredible WMSE 91.7FM radio station.

Right now, I would much prefer to be in Brighton, England. Instead, I’m stuck at work today. But for now, here’s a video to enjoy.

Today marks a somber moment for Milwaukee, as the Milwaukee Brewers have shared the heartbreaking news of the legendary baseball announcer Bob Uecker’s passing. The days of summer spent working in the yard with his voice calling the Brewer game on the radio will forever be missed.

I just dropped off my artwork for the eighth annual WMSE Art & Music auction and event. To be held on Friday, February 7.