If you’ve ever read any of my “riveting” blogs…not really….you’ll notice that I’m not in the habit of writing about things that are deep or controversial. I try to keep it light and funny, because lets face it, I deal with a lot of bad news or heavy subjects on a daily basis in my…… MORE
Category Archives: WBAP Newsroom Blog
Alan Scaia, 9/22/16: Let’s Go Get Some Sorbert
I recently had to physically go into the newsroom. I don’t spend a lot of time there; my preference is to stay out and about because, you know, that’s where the news actually happens. But lunch was provided, so it wasn’t all bad. I would also make my way into the news booth to discuss a story with our midday…… MORE
Eric Bushman 09/21/2016; One Rare Reality of Social Media I Will Never Understand
This is not something I see everyday. It is also not something I consider common. But, I do see it from time to time on social media and I do not understand it. Why do some parents post pictures of their children crying? I’m not talking infant children or a child scared to death of…… MORE
Scott Sidway 9/19/16: The Court of Public Opinion
In a world where social media has become the tallest and most accessible soapbox society has, the verdicts reached by the “court of public opinion” have also become louder and heavier. And that can be a big problem. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, you name it – social media really is more helpful than harmful. We…… MORE
Nicole Osei 9/15/2016; How I Rediscovered Dallas
When people talk about what Dallas/Fort Worth is known for, they often mention restaurants, shopping, bars and The Real Housewives. In the past two years, I have discovered something DFW should be known for…an expansive system of biking/pedestrian trails that can inspire even the most discerning nature enthusiasts. It’s called the Veloweb. These are a…… MORE