57Weeks pOdcast -- Episode No. 009 -- Out from the deep freeze, this episode on the history of personal computing was originally recored in 2010.

57 Weeks pOdcast -- Episode Number 13 -- What? Me read the Bible??

This episode includes some pointers on what the Bible says about everything in the world being pointless.  Historical note on Christopher Columbus' trip to the new world.  The main topic includes a few good reasons on why you should read the Bible, whether or not you believe any of it.

57 Weeks pOdcast -- Episode Number 12 -- The Coffee Episode, PART 2

This episode includes a Bible story about a woman from Samaria who goes to the well during the middle of the day, when it's too hot for everyone else.  Jesus meets her there.  Also a short history lesson on why the United State now neither owns nor controls the Panama Canal. And, finally, the end of everything I know about making (mostly) American Coffee.

57 Weeks pOdcast -- Episode Number 11 -- The Coffee Episode

This episode includes a Bible verse in which God acknowledges his story doesn't make sense to those who don't believe in Him.  Also a whole lot of information on making (mostly) American Coffee.  More to come, next week.

57 Weeks pOdcast -- Episode Number 10 -- The Apple Dumpling Episode

This week in History, Columbus set sail for Asia.  Also, "Wild Bill Hickok" was murdered with a poker hand of Aces and Eights. Listen to the  song in the Bible about making a "joyful noise" to God.  But the main topic is "Apple Dumplings."  I'll tell you how to bake them, and reflect on the person who taught me, mid 20th Century.

57Weeks pOdcast -- Episode No. 009 -- Out from the deep freeze, this episode on the history of personal computing was originally recored in 2010.

This is a wild episode recorded by Tom Truex in 2010.  I'm assuming you too consider a short history of personal computing.  That's it this episode.  No Bible comments, book reviews, movie reviews or history lesson for this episode only. Back on schedule with the regular stuff next week.