Pardon my French, but what in H-E-double-hockey-sticks is wrong with recipe writers? Yesterday I had a craving for Swedish meatballs. So, I went to my favorite online recipe source for Alton Brown’s Swedish meatballs recipe. As always, I got sucked in by the relative simplicity of the recipe and the claim of convenience that it…… MORE
Category Archives: WBAP Newsroom Blog
Amy Chodroff 8/26: Preparing for Half an Empty Nest
My oldest daughter just started her senior year in high school. I keep asking myself how this could be??!! It seems like yesterday that she was three months old, jumping up and down on my lap with little springs in her legs. It’s hard to believe in less than a year, we will be packing…… MORE
Eric Bushman 8-18-16; There Is Free Inspiration, Take Advantage
The Olympic athletes continue to amaze me. Every two years (Counting the Winter Olympics, obviously) we are treated to athleticism at its finest from swimming to a record number of gold medals or keeping the spirit up after failing to make it to finals. In between reports of that green diving well and what in…… MORE
Alan Scaia 8/16: Strange Things Are Afoot in Baton Rouge
I’ve just returned from a few days in Baton Rouge to cover the flooding. I’ve talked to people who were wandering around outside their flooded neighborhood, waiting to go home to survey the damage. Several would remark that last month, three Baton Rouge officers were killed. An additional flood seemed like a bit much to them.…… MORE
Scott Sidway 8/5/16; Baptism By Fire
On Monday, July 11, I started what I hope to be a long, fruitful career in the field of journalism at WBAP and KLIF. Just four days prior, one of the biggest tragedies to ever strike Dallas took the city by storm, breaking our hearts while also bringing us together in ways I personally haven’t…… MORE