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Like they don't already have enough to deal with, now folks enduring homelessness must now sweat Texas Chainsaw Massacre morons who apparently are also establishing bounties on them....

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We made it to Lima late last night, unbelievably.

If you are ever tempted to request me as a partner for The Amazing Race, don´t.  The same luck I regularly bring to the Predators (attended 9 games this year, coinciding with 9 losses), I bring to travel.

Earlier this year,  I missed the Super Bowl after being bumped from an overbooked flight.

All effective marketing, one theory goes, is an appeal to something on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.  And everything is marketing.

That girl in the short shorts and tank top (minus the bra) standing at the Fort Lauderdale baggage claim last weekend?  Marketing to those who want sex (Belonging and/or Affection).

I’m in town anyway so I said yes to an invitation from Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale’s school of worship.  A handful of twenty-something (or younger) students are hanging out in a Sunday school classroom to hit me with questions about the music business.  I hope to teach a little on the theology of worship and play a couple songs too.  Tune in below or go to mogulus.com/sgtv to watch on the big screen.

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I’ll be broadcasting live tonight from Christ Church in Fort Lauderdale, FL at 6PM Central.  It’s in a gym.  I’m just saying.  It might not sound incredible.

Watch here or on the bigger screen at www.Mogulus.com/SGTV

Memphis Industries was established as a record label in 1998 with the first EP release of the Vangelis/Axlerod hybrid Blue States. Now into its 9th year and its time for Blue States’ fourth album First Steps Into…..In the meantime Memphis have released albums from, in no particular order, Fort Lauderdale, The Go! Team, The [...]

Blake Fontenay notes a geography error made by the Mike Huckabee campaign in announcing their “Central Florida” endorsements:

As a former Central Floridian, I must correct this error. Fort Lauderdale, Plantation and Broward County aren’t part of Central Florida any more than Covington is part of Middle Tennessee.

Credit card companies are reporting more and more customers falling behind and defaulting on their massive consumer debt:

Economists cite America’s long-standing attitude that debt - even high-interest credit card debt - is not a big deal.