Jon Del Arroz

In many ways, Coulter is right in that the tax code is such a mess, so difficult to comprehend, so easy to abuse for people with substantive amounts of money (or corporations likewise), that something needs to be done, and yet the politicians on both sides of the aisle will do nothing about it because […]

Three years ago, we started a movement to change the culture through comics. It started with an observation — the entire industry through Marvel and DC had gone completely haywire in what they were producing, who they were hiring, and most importantly who they were not hiring. It seemed they weren’t interested in actual talent […]

I walked through what used to be Nashville’s main train station back in the early 1900s. The building was giant, constructed like a gothic church with the most elegant of designs. It took real craftsmanship which can be seen from the outside: Just imagining workers putting care and craftsmanship like this today is almost unheard […]

Over the last two days I’ve sampled some of the best eateries in Nashville, here trying to find the best fried chicken rather than the best brisket like in Texas. First took me to one of the oldest Hot Chicken outlets in the city (probably the 2nd made): Boltons was a little building here with […]