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Good Will Hinton Interviews Eric Metaxas

Today I had the pleasure to meet and interview the incomparable Eric Metaxas. Eric is a voice that needs to be heard in our culture. In this interview we discuss his latest books It's Time To Sleep, My Love and Amazing Grace (a biography of William Wilberforce), his work with Socrates In The City, and his thoughts on our current election. read more »

Good Will Hinton Interviews Ken Mueller of WXPN

Listen in as I interview Ken Mueller of WXPN in Pennsylvania about the future of radio, changes in the music industry, and how technology and social networking is enabling democratization of cultural change.

Ken has over worked for over three decades in radio including almost ten years as the radio curator at the Museum of Television and Radio in New York City.

Good Will Hinton Interviews Daniel Radosh, author of Rapture Ready

Yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting Daniel Radosh, author of the new book Rapture Ready. Daniel wrote the book to investigate Christian pop culture and came away surprised at what he found. I highly recommend checking out his book.

Daniel and I had a great time discussing the "Culture War" and civility in the public arena. While I am sure that Daniel and I have many differences, I couldn't have found a better guy to enjoy a morning chat with.

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Christmas has come early! Please, dear Lord, let this be the real deal!

Bigger Villian? Barry Bonds or Darth Vader

Tonight, the eventual happened and that proves that Flaxseed Oil Works!

I really don't have anything constructive to add except that Barry Bonds makes me sick.

SI has a nice chart to figure out who is the bigger villian: Darth Vader vs. Barry Bonds

I can't consider Bonds eligible for the Hall of Fame, but others disagree. Go see Bob Costas discuss Bonds' Hall of Fame potential. read more »

Make your reservations soon

This evening, I attended the preview of Georgia Shakespeare's production of Carlo Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters. We were falling out of our seats laughing, even though we caught only some of the jokes in this fast-paced vaudevillian show. The performances were great and (as my theatre history geek wife observed) quite faithful to the spirit of commedia dell' arte. It ranks near the top of the many Georgia Shakespeare productions we've seen over the years.

I expect this to be the big theatrical hit of Atlanta's summer, and we'll be making our reservations soon to enjoy another performance. read more »

What if I throw a Democratic Victory party and no one shows?

In the spirit of Will Hinton's festivus party, I've been thinking about throwing a Democratic Victory party.

I can see my party now. read more »