Restored and colorized photographs by Century Imaging of the Red Baron's Fokker triplane and of the Red Baron playing with his dog.

A parody of the Beatles song Day Tripper, about a woman at a buffet who likes the cheese.

An essay meant to honor the Mescalero Apache people. Describes their base metaphor, a quartered circle, with some history and cultural context.

Describes how a great nation was forced to move from ancestral homelands by aggressive treaties of the United States government in the early nineteenth century.

Song shares some facts about marijuana.

Information about Christianity that ALL CHRISTIANS should know.

Song describes dealing with the death of one's parents. It asks if there is an afterlife, or if it even matters either way.

In this song I ask for spiritual guidance and the power to resist sin. Lyrics, comments, optional free mp3 download.

This tells how, where and when The Bicycling Guitarist rode twenty thousand miles on a Schwinn ten-speed bicycle while simultaneously playing an unamplified Fender Stratocaster guitar.

An essay on the language used to market the Ford Ranchero from 1957 to 1979, with particular emphasis based on the question of whether it is best described as a car or a truck.

The Bicycling Guitarist's tribute to his boyhood pet, Daiquiri the Radioactive Beagle, whose mother was part of a radiation experiment at U.C. Davis in the 1960s.

Cultural analysis of Ernest K. Gann's World War I aviation novel. Includes the main motifs of revenge and mercy, plus other motifs such as aviation culture and military culture.

Informative speech about the development, operational history, strengths and weaknesses of the Fokker triplane aircraft made famous by the Red Baron in World War I.

How The Bicycling Guitarist's Schwinn Sportabout bicycle was upgraded with Schwinn Continental quick-release wheels and center-pull brakes.

Song about an attractive young blonde woman who visits a bar, from R Blonde Story by R Band. Lyrics, comments, optional free mp3 download.

A son's tribute to his father's military service in the United States Army Air Force as a flight engineer in cargo aircraft flying over the Himalayas to China.

A song about the Second Law of Thermodynamics that also asks important questions about one's personal identity.

It is possible to read the Bible with a Hindu interpretation of what Jesus is saying.

What do a WW-I flying ace, a mid-sixties Ford automobile, a mid-seventies Schwinn bicycle, and NATO have in common with my rock and roll band?

Song describes an incident of July 6, 1917 when the Red Baron was critically wounded yet lived to fight again. Optional free mp3 download. Link to YouTube music video.

What I make of the essential meaning of Buddhism, influenced by the controversial scholars Joseph Campbell and Alan Watts.