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Drawing A Line In The Sand
Talent shows are tedious and exploitative. But, sometimes, a little art breaks through.
Talent shows are tedious and exploitative. But, sometimes, a little art breaks through.
There’s a great discussion on Matt Stone’s recent post, Has Theology Become Too Introspective? In a way I’m as...
With the BerkleeMusic Chords 201 course finished (excellent stuff!), I have a week to focus solely on my own...
A while back, I posted some comments on parenting styles, after hearing Lousie Porter speak. I was hoping to...
The Big Battalions was one of the most compelling things I’ve ever seen on television. It was screened in...
OK, we’ve been struggling with the internet for eight year olds. Don’t really have a lot of answers there....
I enjoy travelling back to Australia to visit family. The contrast between the open spaces and fresh air down-under...
For many arrangers and musicians, the end of summer marks the time to start pulling those Christmas songbooks out...
Australia030 Originally uploaded by fernandogros. There’s an interesting thing that a number of my favourite bloggers have in common....
Being out the academic loop I don’t often get the gossip on the latest and greatest books being released....
Articles about the “New Atheists,” writers like Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens for example, seldom hold my attention anymore....
Recently, I was re-reading a handout I used for a few theological ethics courses back in the late 90s....
Intellectual Inflation (via The Musings Of An Opinionated Sod) – For a long time I’ve felt uncomfortable with the...
Thanks toRoy for linking to a beautiful new development project. Luthier Jay Duncan has set up a project teaching...
We often think that being creative is about having total freedom and an absence of rules. But, what...
Back from holidays, fighting a cold and jet lag, setting up the studio for what should be a productive...