Sep 26, 2022
In this episode: Kent recalls an incident that taught him to always have his office door closed when meeting with people. Years ago, Lt. Governor Ben Barnes got a big laugh from a joke he had stolen from Kent, a short time later he was grateful the Lt. Governor did not give him credit. Kent also shares his thoughts on...
Sep 19, 2022
In this episode: From Pony Express to modern email Kent discusses the progress of the speed at which humans communicate, shop and compete. He also explains why the United States Postal Service might be one of the best deals in the world, and how Amazon perfected the model Sears and Roebuck started over 100 years ago....
Sep 12, 2022
In this episode, Kent looks back on the life of Queen Elizabeth. Ken discusses her role in World War II, her relationship with her husband Prince Phillip, and the unusual encounter she once had at a Baltimore Housing Project. Kent also discusses the recent upsets in college football and remembers the events of Sept 11,...
Sep 5, 2022
In this episode: Kent discusses a trend among major ranches in the United States, President Biden’s recent speech, and how scheduling, paying and playing an unranked college football team can bite you in the rear. Kent also defends everyone’s right to vote and would advise anyone seeking public office to avoid one...