American Aquarium – New Ways To Lose (Review)

For more than a decade, it has felt like BJ Barham and I have been growing older in parallel. New Ways To Lose continues that journey, blending working-class observations, hard-earned hope, heartbreaking ballads, and the kind of songwriting that reminds me why American Aquarium remains one of my favorite bands. Another early Album of the Year contender. Continue reading American Aquarium – New Ways To Lose (Review)

Veteran Sense: The Stuff We Forget We Had to Learn

ome things feel like common sense only because we learned them years ago and repeated them until they became automatic. “Veteran sense” is the experience-earned knowledge that experts, coaches, lifters, writers, and professionals sometimes mistake for obvious truth. But beginner questions are not dumb questions. They are often the first step toward building the same instincts we now take for granted. Continue reading Veteran Sense: The Stuff We Forget We Had to Learn

Front-Page Worthy: McGwire Taylor’s Long Road From Wayne City To A National Title

McGwire Taylor, a 2022 Fairfield graduate, led Tennessee Wesleyan to an NAIA World Series championship, culminating a remarkable journey from small-town kid to national champion. His perseverance through challenges, including doubts in college, and a summer spent learning from his brother fueled his growth as a pitcher. Taylor embodies the grit of Wayne County. Continue reading Front-Page Worthy: McGwire Taylor’s Long Road From Wayne City To A National Title