So many of us have wonderful memories of Halloweens past. A bunch of us kids would make the rounds in the neighborhood wearing all kinds of disguises. Costumes—some were homemade; others were store-bought. Whoever or whatever we pretended to be, neighbors would be suitably impressed after our traditional greeting of, “Trick or Treat!” Then, came the best part—candy. It wasn’t unusual to gather quite a haul. Parents would sift through the bounty, making sure candy was wrapped

There are dog people and there are cat people. There are “both” people. I love cats and dogs. In fact, I’m a fan of every wild creature. Even the dreaded mosquito has its place in the grand ecosystem. But, I digress. If you’ve ever wondered how your favorite canine understands our words, you’ll enjoy this Oxford Dictionary blog written by Elyse Graham, who is an assistant professor of English at Stony Brook University, New York. She’s also writing a book about the history of

Part 3 of the Podcast Interview Transcript: Max and Bea at home. Host: So, we got a look at performing and the music. Let’s take a closer look at the people. Who are Max and Bea? They laugh. Bea: Who are we? We’re just people. Host: Will you tell us something about those people? Max: Sure, but it’s not earth-shattering. Host: What’s a typical day like at your house? Bea: It usually starts with Max cooking a delicious breakfast. He still can cook circles around me, even though

Part 2 of the Podcast Transcript of Bea and Max’s Interview: Resonance’s upcoming tour and more. Host: That’s exciting—playing in front of an audience again. Bea: It is. The very first tour Resonance did, they opened for Helios. We’ve always remained close to them. We thought it would be fun to have a reunion tour, and they loved the idea. So, the tour buses are going to come out of mothballs soon. Host: You’re also doing something interesting about ticket prices for your fan