Rants

Whenever winter weather strikes it can be a bad situation across the Show-Me State. I remember as a kid, how much fun I had when a snow day would come up. You could get out and play in the snow, by sledding, making a snowman and even a family favorite was to make a car completely out of snow...

There has been a lot of talk about vaccinations lately, something we all dreaded as kids, but knew it was a fact of life to keep from getting some disease. As a kid I had the mumps and measles, and a lot of other things for which shots were required...

I have been trying to put a positive spin on the weather today, so I wouldn't have to spend the day complaining about the subject. I could not think of much to say about this cold snap except, that it makes me appreciate anything above 32 degrees...

2015 - Deciding Between Good and Best      for the year ahead.   By Glenn Mollette    2015 will be over almost quicker than you can say Happy New Year! Just look how fast 2014 sped by us all. Time rarely feels as if it's standing still unless we are waiting on something to happen. Tim...

You know what today is? It's Festivus Day of course. I am still very displeased that we don't have any more Festivus songs than last year, so that's my grievance this year and appears I don't have my aluminum pole this year. So that's two grievances...

By Glenn Mollette This Christmas give somebody the gift of mercy and forgiveness. Actually be broad with your giving and generous. We all need a lot of both. For such a joyful holiday of cheer, giving and yuletide merriment there are certainly a lot of stressed out sourpuss faces and agitated people...

As we prepare to close the books on another year, it’s important to take stock of the freedom and security we too often take for granted, and pay tribute to the men and women who fight every day to make that possible.   Truly honoring the sacrifices of our troops, however, requires more than just gratitude, it requires action...

As I was trying to think of something to write, in order to fill my obligatory one blog a day duty here at the radio station, I happened to notice that my shoes are wearing out. I am not looking for sympathy mind you, but the image did remind me of that quote  about feeling sorry for yourself for not having shoes until you see a man with no feet...

With the Ebola problem being turned into a political issue instead of a health issue by both parties it is time to say something about the quarantining of those people coming back from the affected areas that has more to do with caring what happens to your fellow man...

We've all experienced it -- we're out for an enjoyable night at the movies only to have someone ruin it because he has no clue how to act. Well, pay attention. You're about to get a first-class education in movie theater etiquette.