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An interview I did on Chicago radio station WCPT’s show “I’ve Got Issues” is now archived and available for your listening pleasure. Unfortunately, they manage to misspell my name in the descriptive blurb. I’ve politely asked for that to be … Continue reading →

I have a guest blog post published at the Florida Heritage Book Festival website: The Evolution of Going Ape. I talk about how the idea for Going Ape started off as a mere curiosity and over the course of a … Continue reading →

Thank you to Orlando Sentinel reporter Leslie Postal for the nice story on me and Going Ape: Florida’s Battles over Evolution in the Classroom! ‘Going Ape’ relives Florida battles over evolution: Despite his strong belief that evolution as a fundamental … Continue reading →

Florida scientists press Gov. Rick Scott on climate change: “We note you have been asked several times about how, as governor, you will handle the issue of climate change,” the scientists wrote in a two-page letter to Scott. “You responded … Continue reading →

I have been contacted by WSLR 96.5 radio in Sarasota to participate in a live radio interview. The program “Stratosphere” is aired at 9.00am on Wednesday mornings and I will be interviewed this coming Wednesday July 16th at 9.15 am. … Continue reading →

Candidates in a Holmes County, Florida, school board race participated in a political forum held at a Baptist Church this past weekend. Holmes County political forum held: Moderating the event was West Pittman Baptist Church Pastor Eddie Eaton, who asked candidates … Continue reading →

As a new author, I’m fascinated by every little milestone I cross. I’ve recently received my first Amazon customer reviews for Going Ape: Florida’s Battles over Evolution in the Classroom. One is a positive, thoughtful 4-star. Thank you, Jon E! … Continue reading →

— College Won’t Accept Graduate Because School Is Not Accredited “A teen from southwest Miami-Dade County just graduated from high school a few weeks ago, but she has discovered her diploma isn’t valid. […] The 18-year-old spent the past two … Continue reading →