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Making fun of the headlines today, so you don’t have to The news, even that about Barbara Streisand, doesn’t need to be complicated or confusing; that’s what any new release from Microsoft is for. And, […]
Author Dan Rottenberg The Price We Paid: An Oral History of Penn’s Struggle to Join the Ivy League, 1950-55 (Shorehouse Books, 2024) Are you aware of the largely untold stories behind the transition of the […]
I hate viruses and bacteria. They gave me Covid. This is in clear contravention of the tacit treaty that I don’t attack them and they don’t attack me. Yet here we are, I’ve been as […]
On this episode we are talking with January G. Ornellas, author of “My Above Average Colon.” January Ornellas shares her unique brand of humor in this debut collection of short stories. Ornellas’ sharp wit and raw […]
“Sleeping between Giants Book 2, Ask a Terrier: Professional Advice from a Licensed Dog” by Dave Jaffe This title was released in December 2022 from Cray-Cray Publishing in association with HumorOutcasts Press. The first […]
This month, HumorOutcasts founder Donna Cavanagh shared her insights with me for my podcast Entertaining Insights. Her new children’s book, Ramo to the Rescue, was a shift in genre for Cavanagh, but family inspiration (grandchildren!), […]
True historical information- A historical research group in Wales has unearthed evidence that one William Shakespeare, father of famous theatrical plays known throughout the world, was also a business cheat. Records have been found that […]
Free laughs. Comedy. Critiques. Cool people. All in the comfort of your own space. On Tuesday, May 3, 2022, Erma’s Got Talent, loosely formatted along the lines of America’s Got Talent, will offer 12 […]
I’m doing NaNoWriMo this year, and aren’t you jealous? No, it’s not a yodeling contest in Wisconsin. Sheesh. It stands for National Novel Writing Month, the month being November, and the challenge being to write […]
September is a month dedicated to reading. I’m not sure why. Reading months should be in the dead of winter, when it’s too cold to do anything but curl up on the couch under a […]