Here‘s the Sanity Squad’s latest podcast. Join Siggy, Dr. Sanity, Shrink, and me as we tackle the topic of Iran’s most recent game of high-stakes poker with Britain, the West, the UN, and the lives of fifteen British sailors and … Continue reading →
No surprise, really; those British hostages are being shown on Iranian TV apologizing for straying into Iranian waters. There’s nothing like the propaganda value of a few show confessions in an effort (vain, I hope) to shore up sagging support … Continue reading →
I’m still in LA, and the weather’s been utterly spectacular. Today is a travel day to northern California, so I’ll make this very brief. The friends with whom I’m staying get the LA Times. It’s been a while since I’ve … Continue reading →
Here’s the latest from Dr. Sanity, Shrink, Siggy, and me. Tune in for the Squad’s exploration of the strange reactions of some to the news of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s confessions.
Continue reading →Right now even though it’s almost April, and technically the last day of winter, there are huge mounds of snow here, as well as the occasional sidewalk of ice. Soon that will be followed by what’s known as mud season. … Continue reading →
This week was a two-podcaster for me. I was kindly invited by writer, Colonel, and all-around Renaissance man Austin Bay to be on the Blog Week in Review along with the insightful and articulate Jeff Goldstein of Protein Wisdom (yes, … Continue reading →
In a clever turn on the phrase “Stockholm Syndrome,” Dr. Kenneth Levin, author of The Oslo Syndrome: delusions of a people under seige and the Sanity Squad’s guest in its podcast this week, offers some answers to the question of … Continue reading →
I’ll be posting today later in the afternoon, or perhaps in early evening. Busy day.
Continue reading →Instapundit Glenn Reynolds has posted a photo of his podcast studio, here. Take a look; it’s a state-of-the-art beauty. Like the Sanity Squad, Glenn and his wife Dr. Helen do a weekly podcast that’s available at PJ. But that’s where … Continue reading →
This week the fearless Sanity Squad offers help to those who compile the DSM, the diagnostic manual used by therapists and insurance companies. Join Siggy, Shrink, Dr. Sanity, and me if you want to hear the definitive word on new … Continue reading →
Feel free to take a look around. And let me know if you have any comments/criticisms/observations/questions about the new site.
Continue reading →Yes, your eyes are not deceiving you. I did have a post up earlier today announcing my official move to the new blog site. But now I get to say “never mind”–at least for now. My tech support has just … Continue reading →