The show is back to its weekly production schedule. You, my listeners, deserve no less!

I catch everybody up on several decisions that were made by me or by others, all of which will affect me to some extent.

As always, I welcome comments.

Michael and I recorded this update before the results were announced!

We knew who and what we liked on performance night, and we also knew who and what we didn't.

Which dancers burned the floor?

Which choreographer flamed out?

Which judge nearly fizzled out?

Michael and I got together to discuss the results of the Top 9.

Were we surprised with the results?

Is there a judge (besides Nigel) we can't stand?

Who inspired us as young, budding dancers?

Who is John Galt?

The Salon is open for discussion once again!

This episode is a replay of a special live episode done during the Pride 48 weekend.

My guest for this hour is blogger and So You Think You Can Dance Update co-host Michael Sage.

Pride 48.

Update on the ministerial visit schedule.

Tribute to a silenced podcaster.

As always, I welcome comments.

Listen in by clicking here.

Michael and I are back for the new season of So You Think You Can Dance.

In this post-results episode, we talk about the show's new format, the performances we liked, and of course, how we liked the results.

Join us as we celebrate dance and those who love to do it.

Visit Michael's blog at michaelallansage.blogspot.com

A little musical surprise.

Update on the ministerial search.

Helpful musical friends.

Pride 48.

Listen in here.

As always, I welcome comments.

This past week was full of challenge after challenge. I can't say I passed all of them with flying colors, but I can say I did survive. Even better, I grew from the challenges. Join me as I share what life brought me this week.

As always, I welcome comments.

My "Super Secret Project" is no longer a secret!
Check out my performance as a guest reader on the Fear on Demand Podcast as I read the story "The Color of My Wounds." Point your browser here:

Well, it turns out that my talk I thought was canceled was not canceled after all.

In this special episode, I share the talk I gave at the Sunday service at the Unity Church of Bay City on February 7, 2010.

As always, I welcome comments.