WCBS 880’s Swan Song. This song has been stuck in my head for two weeks now, since we learned of the demise of WCBS. So I made a video with it. @wcbs880

Rest in Peace Lord Vader

Finally replaced my iPhone 7, after the camera died. Goodbye, home button. Apple

I would pay to sit in and watch a headline brainstorming meeting at the New York Post.

A tradition like no other. My father posting the 2024-25 Boston Bruins schedule from the The Boston Globe on the fridge.

Northern lights here in Northern NJ tonight.

The proper way to celebrate an OT winner in Boston (wait for it).

Shoutout to Chewy. After our dog died yesterday, I contacted them to return a bunch of unopened medications. They refunded all our money, and suggested I donate the meds to a shelter. First class, Chewy.

Apparently I’ve reached the age where I have to inform my wife I’m beginning my hike, just in case. #hiking

Prime example why the Bruins are going nowhere. FOUR of them go below the goal line on this play. Undisciplined chaos. If any of my youth teams did that we’d be skating Herbies the next practice. Boston Bruins #Bruins

Must be tough being a Calgary Flames fan. Every time the announcers mention Connor Zary’s name, my Siri asks “mm hmm?” #NHL

Thrilled to announce I have joined the CBS News Radio Network as an anchor. The list is long, but I want to thank everyone who gave me their time and invaluable advice since the plug was pulled on WCBS 880 three months ago. Talk to you soon on one of more than 400 affiliates.

With every pre-lit fake Christmas tree you’ve ever bought, the lights never last more than three years, even if you try changing out some bulbs and fuses.

In my defense, your honor, I was tired from working overnights. And what is a wise man doing in front of the breadbox anyway?

This extra-physical Bruins game would be a lot better with Jack Edwards #Bruins

Things you don’t expect your wife to yell while she’s watching the Grammys: “Why is that person wearing a building on his face?!”

Okay Ron Poster 🎹, this Rush fans needs to know—why do you always play Subdivisions in the first timeout of every Boston Bruins game? Not that I’m complaining, mind you.

My wife is bouncing between these two books. I wonder which one will prevail.

Interviewing a UNICEF official in Gaza on Zoom today and getting crystal clear audio, it struck me it wasn’t that long when we radio reporters would have to throw coins into a pay phone, unscrew the mouthpiece, attach our equipment, and send in our reports. Now get off my lawn.