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Retro Ramblings

Retro Ramblings

Born in the '70s, child of the '80s, and came of age in the '90s. I write about all of the things that made those years fun.

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Freedom From Want

There’s a painting you’ve probably seen before by Norman Rockwell called “Freedom From Want.” It’s the one with the big family gathered around the table, Grandma setting down a turkey the size of a Buick, and everybody smiling like they jus...

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Keep Your Quiche. We Had Rice and Milk

When folks talk about cultures built on rice, they usually point to places with exotic spices and bamboo steamers, not the hills of Appalachia, where the only thing exotic was a cousin who went to college. But I’m here to tell you, we mount...

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Bob Caudle Was the Soundtrack of Southern Wrestling

Bob Caudle, the unmistakable voice of Southern wrestling, passed away peacefully in his sleep at the age of 95 Saturday night, leaving behind a legacy that stretches across generations of fans from the Carolinas to the hollers of Appalachia...

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When CBS Cancelled Fried Chicken and Front Porches

Back in the days when television still had a soul, you could turn on the set and find yourself in a place that felt like home. Maybe it was the quiet little town of Mayberry where folks said “howdy” and Aunt Bee was frying chicken. Or maybe...

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    A child of the '70s who grew up in the '80s, and came of age in the '90s. These are my stories.

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