Have you ever set the internet on fire? I did. By accident, too. The à la carte generation got upset over a joke. How very like them.
Nathan Timmel
The BlogWe Are 100, Audiobook Prologue
We Are 100, is now available as an audiobook, narrated by Yours Truly. Find it wherever you get you audiobooks, including: Audible // Google Play Want to hear a sample? Listen to the prologue right now on… Spotify SoundCloud Anchor YouTube “We Are 100 is full of...
The Broken Heart of Expectations
Fishbone was one of the best bands I’ve ever seen play live. They were simply extraordinary, and that’s using the word lightly.
The Price of Fake Popularity
Should popularity be earned, or is buying your way to fame OK? If you buy your fame, is it real? My attempt to figure these things out…
Vastly Different Trajectories: The Simpsons vs. South Park
In a head-to-head contest between The Simpsons vs. South Park, it’s not even close. One show vastly outshines the other.
We Are 100… Audio Prologue
After having my ego fed by kind folks who enjoyed the snippet I read of We Are 100, I sat down and recorded the prologue.
The Kindle Conundrum
The Midnight Library is listed as one of the best selling books so far in 2021. I have to be honest, I don't know anything about it; my information comes from Google. I needed an example of something confusing to me, and Midnight Library made for a nice one. Right...
Putting My Failing Foot Forward
After three works of nonfiction, I’ve finally cobbled together something dreamed up inside my noggin: a crime-based thriller.
Still Struggling With Compliments
Is there a difference between a compliment and praise? I’m uncomfortable with certain forms of kindness, and accepting of others.
Flickerstick, and the Importance of Passion
VH1 aired one season of a fantastic program, Bands on the Run. It should have launched Flickerstick into the stratosphere.
A Gentle Reminder
I can never tell whether or not I believe in God. Then, every so often, I get a gentle reminder that God isn’t the point, being good is.
A Love Letter to Iowa
To some people, living in a state like Iowa would be considered torture. Good on them; they can stay out. Leaves more Iowa for me to enjoy.