Today’s post is about mobile gaming, mobile devices, our time, and sanity. Inappropriate content isn’t too much of an issue in mobile gaming unlike the last several posts about video games, television, and streaming media. The main issues for parents … Continue reading →
This is part 5 of an ongoing series discussing media matters for families and concerned individuals. Following is a list of other posts in the series…. Television Part 1 – What Do You Watch? Television Part 2 – Did You … Continue reading →
Welcome to part 4 of “Raising Good Kids In An ‘R-rated’ World.” If you missed the other installments they can be found here: Week 1 – Television (Part 1) – What do you watch? Week 2 – Television (Part 2) … Continue reading →
Technology and media are constantly changing. Six years ago when I was giving my presentation about media, I didn’t even have a section about mobile devices. Now a good portion of the population has a smartphone that can stream all … Continue reading →
Today will be the first in a series of posts about families and media. Back when I was younger, had fewer children, and had a bit more time on my hands I would travel and give a presentation about media … Continue reading →
Did you catch Flo Rida on the Today Show the other day? Yeah, I didn’t either. But I caught a highlight of his performance in my news feed and noted an oddity. Flo Rida was on the show singing a … Continue reading →
Sometimes it is good to stop and think about what we are saying. This past Sunday I was having a nice conversation with a gentleman at church. He paid me a compliment about my blog and said, “I’m enjoying the … Continue reading →
Sunday morning I heard more coughs, sniffles and sneezes in our worship service than I am used to hearing in the summer. It sounded like it was winter cold season in our church auditorium. There is an extra dose of … Continue reading →
Yesterday was a busy news day with the royal birth and a number of big stories in our area of North Texas. Buried in the headlines was a short story out of Japan about a group of 40 commuters and … Continue reading →
I’m looking through the rundown, a list of stories that I’ve put in the newscast, and it isn’t pretty. It’s another rough stretch of reporting the news in the DFW area and the nation: Headline: 19 elite firefighters killed when … Continue reading →
