“Pissing Off The Keyboard Warriors” – Bubba Wallace Responds To Criticism From COVID Vax Paint Scheme At Talladega

“Pissing Off The Keyboard Warriors” – Bubba Wallace Responds To Criticism From COVID Vax Paint Scheme At Talladega

NASCAR’s YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway is still hours away, but Bubba Wallace – the driver of the No. 23 car – is already in the thick of it. That’s nothing new. Wallace has historically been one of the most polarizing figures in the NASCAR Cup Series. Time and time again, the driver for 23XI Racing has found himself at the center of his fair share of controversies over the course of career. The biggest was undoubtedly the “noose” incident […]

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Music Reviews: The Doors’ ‘Unbound and Dangerous,’ plus Mike Berman’s ‘In the Woods’

Doors Unbound

Doors UnboundThe Doors issued only one live album during their too-brief career, but more than half a century later, no one can complain about a shortage of concert material by the group. Fans can now choose from around three dozen live albums, among them multi-location compilations such as In Concert and complete shows from cities such […]

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How The Red Clay Strays Cultivate A Faith-Filled, Judgement-Free Arena Experience

How The Red Clay Strays Cultivate A Faith-Filled, Judgement-Free Arena Experience

In a world that’s so divisive, and “pick-one-or-the-other-side” natured, how can the Red Clay Strays be two things at once? That’s the question that popped into my head time and time again during their second, sold-out night at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. The band from Mobile, Alabama consisting of Drew Nix (electric guitar, vocals, harmonica), Zach Rishel (electric guitar), Andrew Bishop (bass), John Hall (drums), Sevans Henderson (keys), and frontman Brandon Coleman are currently out on their Grateful Tour, and […]

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Watch A Venomous Brown Widow Spider Quickly Neutralize A Snake On Georgia Front Porch

Watch A Venomous Brown Widow Spider Quickly Neutralize A Snake On Georgia Front Porch

One might be under the impression that pretty much all snakes could easily take out pretty much all spiders. Sure, you might have a mismatch with a tarantula and a juvenile snake, but on the whole, you have to think that snakes would have the advantage? But… that’s not always the case. Arachnids can and will prey on certain reptiles, especially in places like Australia where spiders can grow quite large and fearsome. But even in America, there are examples […]

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Now & Then: Lyal Strickland’s Shooter of Truth and the reach of Bruised Orange

There’s a particular kind of country-folk songwriting that lets embarrassment survive the editing process. The narrator can admit he’s wrong, find something funny in the admission, and still have to live with the consequences. Lyal Strickland’s Shooter of Truth belongs in that tradition. John Prine’s Bruised Orange makes a useful companion: an earlier example of how conversational songwriting can accommodate hard experience without becoming solemn about every minute of it.