David Freese. Nelson Cruz. If you’re a fan of either the St. Louis Cardinals or the Texas Rangers, those two names are all you need to trigger either elation or horror, respectively. Join myself and TV sports veteran Jason Jennings, as we watch along with the last three innings of this dramatic affair. Jason, believe it or not, used to play youth sports with Josh Hamilton, in addition to being one of most passionate Cardinals fans and sports observers I know. Watch along with this video: https://youtu.be/IYvim73Zyi4

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For the love of God (literally), do NOT spend your Easter weekend reading the boring and inconsequential Mueller report. You know what's a million times more important? Trump's veto re: Yemen. Why were Obama and Trump, as candidates, far more dovish than their hawkish selves as presidents?

Candidates Obama & Trump vs. Presidents Obama & Trump

The famous (for 48 hours) first photo of a blackhole reportedly cost about $19 million. Who could argue with a bargain like that? Dollar amounts have become meaningless at NASA and other public entities. Naturally, I tie the monologue into "Deep Space Homer". 

(Link to video discussed in the show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZnXPDlFprI)

A Blackhole of Money?

"Draftee Daffy" proves, once again, that Looney Tunes was brilliant and ahead of its time. The short cartoon is also the perfect jumping off point for conscription and foreign neutrality. And, let's be honest, Daffy's over-the-top, patriotic singing never gets old. 

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Daffy Duck: Draft Dodger

Harrisburg has become the center of a mid-Missouri political controversy that affects the entire region, including Columbia. In the land of tornadoes, are we sure giant blades, sitting hundreds of feet in the air, is a great idea? Does wind energy actually combat "climate change"? How does nuclear energy produced in Callaway County compare to this proposed wind power plant, in terms of "footprint" and efficiency? Why do wind power plants require massive amounts of land compared to nuclear? And what about safety and nuclear waste? 

The Columbia Missourian's two-part piece about this local issue was quite good. 

Part 1: https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/northwest-missouri-wind-power-projects-a-boon-to-some-a/article_7fcab784-6b6e-11e9-b1fa-f7097fb2e0a0.html

Part 2: https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/boone-county-braces-for-potential-wind-energy-project/article_82da3da4-727c-11e9-b5f2-c775133e4d0d.html

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Wind "Farms" = Inefficient Power Plants

After spending a bit too much time in hospitals recently, one thing is obvious to me: Hospitals are short on staff. What is the cause of this, and how can it get better?

Healthcare Shortages & The Price Mechanism

Language, the foundation of any society's legal system, emerges naturally and without central command. What should that tell us about human nature and the ability of other things to exist free of government fiat? Like mother nature, language is paradoxically wild and ordered.

Language's Natural Democracy

The SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE gameshow sketch "Millennial Millions" shows, once again, that the nature of government programs is conflict. Also, make no mistake, this episode is not me bashing millennials nor boomers. Instead, let's have a better understanding of what types of societies and laws create not only wealth but social cohesion and peace. 

("Millennial Millions": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATTMB4gH3sU)

Millennials vs. Baby Boomers on SNL

After putting a bow on the previous "Millennials vs. Boomers" show, I explore the dichotomy of sportsmanship and how it prepares kids for "faking it" at important moments in life.

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Sportsmanship is Old-Fashioned, Fake, and Completely Necessary

Price controls do not work, and this proposal is simply another price control. Our City Council has apparently never heard of "pregaming" or the Nixon-fueled oil-price ceilings of the 1970s.

Limiting Drink Specials Will Not Work

Americans seem to largely agree that, in criminal trials, the burden of proof should be on the state. Why is that not so in other forms of state aggression? There are plenty of “reasonable doubts” when it comes to government action, and history teaches no clearer lesson. 

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Burden of Proof Should ALWAYS Be On The State

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