Seth's Ramblings

On October 30th, 1938 the world experienced a radio broadcast unlike any other that had ever been heard before, or since.

Stress is the #1 killer in our country. It leads to heart problems, addictions, depression and early aging. A psychology teacher in California recently gave students a list of 101 ways to de-stress their lives. Some of the stuff on the list are bigger goals, some are more specific, and some are just common sense we've known since we were kids.

If, like me, you are a lover of dogs, you're probably going to want to get the tissues out and keep them handy.

There's not a lot left on this earth I really want to experience. Not that there aren't a lot of great experiences out there and that I have done it all, its just that there aren't a lot of things I feel a deep desire to put myself through.

Congratulations Universe, you don't look a day over 6923 years old.

There are certain songs, regardless of what kind of music you listen to, are timeless and easily recognizable. These songs defy age, region, religion and class to reach out to listeners of all kinds.

On this date, 30 years ago today, more than 6,000 radio stations got together and put aside their differences for a good cause.

Grateful Dead founder Jerry Garcia’s abundant songwriting went hand in hand with his frequent drug use. So when he was arrested in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park on January 19, 1985 for possessing narcotics, it came as no surprise that his confiscated briefcase full of drugs also had unfinished songs in it.

A decision has been rendered by new Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred in the appeal of the lifetime banishment of Shoeless Joe Jackson, a member of the infamous "Black Sox Scandal" that saw the Chicago White Sox "throw" the 1919 World Series. The scandal was featured in the movie 8 Men Out.

Recently, the Governor of the State of South Carolina, Nikki Haley, has called for a removal of the Confederate Battle Flag from the state's capital building.

She proved that she could hold her own against the boys during the 2014 Little League World Series, making history with every pitch. But now, Mo’ne Davis is spending her summer and celebrating her birthday by living history. Davis and her teammates from the Anderson Monarchs are in the midst of a historical 21-city civil rights tour, that will take the team all around the United States, with expec

A few months back I wrote a story that said it was time...time for Pete Rose to be allowed through the hallowed gates of baseball's Hall of Fame.