It's Slavery Again! - Through a deliberate and strategic technological programming of the mind, the social media giants, primarily Facebook, have succeeded in getting people hooked, as they have technically taken flight with the lives and the...

Winter can bring on the blues for many people.  For those who suffer with seasonal affective disorder, getting through the darkest, coldest months can be daunting.  To better understand the condition and for advice on beating those wintertime...

Dear Reader: Season's Greetings! Many will be overjoyed to see the end of 2020 and herald in the New Year, which will no doubt be better, but also filled with hope, promise and the realization of deeper dreams. The great news is that Kotch is now...

As the protests against supremacist empowered police fierceness wanes globally, the energized cries of "Black Lives Matter" continue to reverberate through streets and digital avenues and people have now become more attuned to the news. While...

The savage, brutal killing of George Floyd in broad daylight, carried out by sub humans masked in the uniform of officers who are paid from the hard earned income of the very people they target and kill by heinous means, has not only brought this...

  GEORGE FLOYD may best be remembered and immortalized from the gleeful momentary expression of his 6 year old daughter whose reality of her father’s death had yet to sink in. For all we know her thoughts might have been that Daddy went away...

If hanging on to the axel (between the back wheels of a tractor-trailer) for a ride across the border from Toronto, Canada to New York and arriving covered in ashes and dust takes your mind to the most gruesome adventure movie, meet Rene Godefroy,...

Steve Harvey The son of a coal miner, Steve Harvey graduated high school and went on to Kent State University. After graduation he worked as an insurance salesman, a boxer and a carpet cleaner. In his quest to achieve his best self he took the...

In writing this blog I pored through a great number of quotes for definitions, for the experiences of others and for “knowing.” Love is now so commonly used that “like” seems passé. It’s always interesting to hear the blaring of millionaires, who...

This is probably the first time in history that a pandemic has caused so much widespread conflicting theories and remedies based largely on guess work, spewing from all corners of the world. This verbal diarrhea and the ensuing confusion, fear and...

In my time of solitude I often reflect on my life from my simple abode in Rose’s Valley, a small rural district in St. Elizabeth, to where I am today. My beginning mirrors the life of young, innocent, happy children, so unaware of the trappings...