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My Radio Station – Your Sports Station – Our City Radio

By On February 5, 2014 · Leave a Comment

So, I have eluded to this a few times on social networking, but wanted to make it official. I’m getting into the radio business! The project is an all Kansas City Sports Station through a service called Our City Radio. Our City Radio is just getting off the ground, but the […]

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Loserville, U.S.A.

By On January 20, 2014 · Leave a Comment

Originally appeared in Platte County Landmark

Loserville.  Welcome back to Loserville.

You thought winning a soccer trophy was the turning point? Nope. Kansas City, you are the pits.

It’s our fault, really. Not the fault of the Chiefs defense, who gaked away a 28 point lead. This one […]

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Heads Up

By On December 16, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I’d like to share with you some terrible news… I’m dying.

Now, before we start planning a lowering of flags and funerals and whatnot, let me clarify. We’re ALL dying. From the moment we’re born, our bodies are attacked by gamma radiation and disease and pollution.  While life expectancy has grown over the past decades, […]

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Rambling Morons Podcast #19 – Season 3 Episode 1! Eric Burke, Ivan Foley, AJ Coffelt and The Isaac James Band

By On November 26, 2013 · Leave a Comment

The Morons are back! The Morons are back!  The sexiest podcast in a two mile radius is BACK!

Your favorite glitch-filled, fart-joke filled podcast is back! And we’re back for the winter with all new podcasts. We’ve even added a certified  journalist!!  Chris Kamler, “Fake Ned” returns along side owner and publisher of […]

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Squeaky Wheels Should Be Seen and Not Heard

By On November 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment

This column appeared in The Platte County Landmark on November 6, 2013.

The squeaky wheel gets the grease.  Isn’t that the old saying?  Seems like we’ve been ingrained to complain – or at least speak up – when our needs aren’t being met.  Our first method of communication was crying when […]

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Putting the “Awesome” in ADHD

By On November 4, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Originally published in The Platte County Landmark on 9/20/2013:

As I write this, I have the Chiefs game on the television. I also have two monitors on my computer and in one window, I have an episode of Breaking Bad since I’m trying to get caught up before the finale.  […]

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The Mount Rushmore of Kansas City Play-By-Plays

By On August 7, 2013 · Leave a Comment

So, I’ve been toying with this idea of trying to figure out the Mount Rushmore (Top 4) of Play-By-Play (or Broadcaster Clips) for Kansas City Sports History.

Kansas City has had some outstanding broadcasters pass through town.  Monty Moore called KC A’s and Chiefs games.  Denny, of course.  Maybe, even, you’re a Rex Hudler fan. […]

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Be Proud Mighty Chiefs Fan

By On December 29, 2012 · Leave a Comment

I contribute a weekly column to the Platte County Landmark under the “Rambling Moron” name. It’s a great Northland Newspaper and well worth a subscription. The following is an copy of my article which appeared in the 12/28/12 edition – printed with permission.

BE PROUD MIGHTY CHIEFS FAN
Posted 12/28/12

Mercifully, it’s coming […]

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Suicide is Painless

By On December 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment

At my last job, there were two suicides within the span of a year. It is one of the reasons I no longer work there. I don’t handle those things very well. I just don’t. I internalize things too much. I take those things seriously. As a peer to these people, I wondered if there […]

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Chiefs Marketing Challenges Fans To “Have Facts Straight”

By On September 11, 2012 · 1 Comment

When you work for the Chiefs marketing program, it’s got to be a rough and tumble job.  I mean, one minute you’re getting chewed out for leaving gum wrappers on the steps, another minute you’re trying to put money into the coffers of the clarks by charging firefighters to hold a flag and […]

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