The Bathroom Readers' Institute has done it again! They're out with "Uncle John's 24 Karat Gold Bathroom Reader" glittering with all-new absorbing material, proving again what makes it the best-selling bathroom-reading series in the world
I'm doing an interview this afternoon (Thursday) at 4:35PM about Sinatra's favorite watering hole and guess what? It wasn't the Dixie Inn! It was a joint down in Vegas named "Jilly's" that was a favorite Rat Pack hangout
We’ve never heard of chicken fiddling before, but Lisa Haley provides quite a generous introduction to the musical genre in the bizarre video below.
The song Barefoot Blue Jean Night by Jake Owen makes me really not want it to snow! I love songs that can take you back to a place in your life that everything was perfect. Well, at least the memory of that time is perfect. It makes me want to kick off my shoes and dance like crazy to a live band in my favorite pair of jeans! They may say in the song "A Southern Summer, Barefoot Blue Jean Night"...but that just makes me think of those hot hot summer nights in Montana! Enjoy the video, it will make you want to kick off your shoes and dance!
You’ve probably never seen a 15-year-old who could shred as impressively as Tony. And we mean any 15-year-old, not just the handicapped. Because while Tony’s chops would be impressive on their own, they’re mind-boggling once you realize he’s blind.
I love this video! Sugarland is so talented!
his guy IS a comedian. Not only is he a comedian but he's a "comedian for All Audiences" and he's scheduled to appear and perform in Conrad tomorrow (Wednesday) night at the Conrad High School Auditorium. He's Norman Foote (the E's silent!) and thanks to the Pondera Arts Council, the foot loose Foote will be entertaining here in the Golden Triangle. The Local Children's Choir will also be appearing with this all around funny man tomorrow night and from what Helen Elliot was telling me, there may be as many as 60 kids in tomorrow evening's choir presentation. It all starts at 7 tomorrow (Wednesday) night and there will be tickets available at the door at Conrad High School.
One of the coolest books I have ever shared with the Tuesday evening Montana History group at the Marias Heritage Center is Ed Kemmick's "The Big Sky, By and By-True Tales, Real People and Strange Times in the Heart of Montana" and tomorrow afternoon (Friday at 4:35PM, Easy Ed is my special guest on the Puffman Show
Wide Open Country star Martina McBride rode the rails last week to promote her latest release, her new album "Eleven". This 4 day, exclusive trip took her all the way from Los Angeles to New York with 11 stops along the way. She performed intimate concerts for fans in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Chicago and New York. The tour was called "Eleven Across America Powered By Amtrak" and this afternoon (Tuesday) at 4:35 on the Puffman Show, I'll be talking with Christina Leeds from Amtrak Public Relations back in Washington D.C. Christina must have one swell job with the Amtrak people...she got to ride along on McBride's train ride.
In this moving short documentary, Alex Bullis, a young musician who suffered a mysterious illness that caused him to go suddenly deaf a year ago, is shown pursuing his lifelong dream of making music.
When Lorna J. Brunelle became ill with thyroid cancer, the iodine treatment, one little purple pill, made her radioactive and began to fight the cancer cells her thyroidectomy surgery left behind. In her book, "Dirty Bomb Shell, From Thyroid Cancer Back to Fabulous", Brunelle lends wit, charm and humor to her learning to swallow the fact that to become well, she must first become a human "dirty bombshell" without alienating family and friends, or losing herself
Joey didn’t like the way he was treated during his three-and-a-half year tenure at Rhode Island’s Providence Renaissance hotel. So when it came time to quit, he decided to really rub it in his boss’ face by bringing along his 19-piece brass band, the What Cheer? Brigade.