The Odelay Show with C.G. Braswell

Back from hiatus, the host discusses character development and the creative process generally.

Note: This was a blog entry used as the background for a presentation made in a Calculus I class, during spring semester of 2017. So, unless you were in the class, you may only imagine my elaborating, tying in the contents of this entry to the bigger picture, and giving examples of how our class content was relevant to the average spacetrucker. Anyway, please enjoy.

Continue reading je pense, donc je suis: Math and Spacecraft Propulsion

Trump & Clinton, Presidential Debate No. 3

In the third debate (October 19), there were a few loose ends which I feel compelled to tie up. Beyond those, the dialog reflected essentially the same direction and implications as the first two debates. The moderator was Chris Wallace of the Fox News channel. Of the four total moderators who worked the three debates, Wallace seemed best able to keep both the candidates and the audience from being disruptive.

Continue reading (10/22/2016) Trump & Clinton, Presidential Debate No. 3

Presidential Debate No. 2

This one was different from the previous one, in style and presentation, particularly at the outset as conversation about the personal affairs or sexual life of Mr. Trump was initiated by cable network anchor Anderson Cooper, who put the question as one might expect of a criminal hearing.

Continue reading (10/18/2016) Thoughts on the Second Presidential Debate

Trump Wins

A few thoughts after my viewing a replay of last night’s presidential debate on the KTLA website. Moderator Lester Holt’s debate questions stemmed from three major areas of focus 1) “achieving prosperity,” 2) “America’s direction,” and 3) “securing America.”

Continue reading (10/10/2016) Thoughts on Last Night’s Presidential Debate

Central Banking funds the global imperial war machine.

Editorial about war and civilization.

Opinions about the 2016 U.S. presidential election, partisanry, and electoral politics.

Examining social institutions and world history, historical cycles, philosophy/ethics, the transfer of knowledge, and post-modern civilization

The Odelay Show welcomes back author Barry Hess. Discussion includes electoral politics and the 2016 elections, civil rights and civil liberties, the first and second amendments, partisan politics, war and peace, and the Libertarian Party’s foreign policy and domestic fiscal policy.