Right phrase, wrong cause. (Click "play" button below) “Wear your damn masks Tri-Cities” was one of the more passionate comments from loc...

Part 3 of a 6-part series – Nuclear ‘Waste,’ an Ashes to Ashes Story – I left the nuclear energy topic back in March to take some side tr...

On Apr. 29 I first published “COVID-19 Leadership” comparing challenges faced in Washington with those in California and New York. I upda...

Employee adherence to pandemic policies is also crucial. Support for related business decisions is contingent upon buy-in to ….

A community pastor offered counsel recently that our governor should take to heart: “Be as critical and as clear as you can.” During the ...

Waiting for next-gen tech places lives at risk – Thrilled to publish my first piece in The National Interest. It came about following las...

Part 2 of a 6-part series – TMI, Jimmy Carter and the Nuclear Cost Myth – While attending one of my company board meetings a few years ba...

I talked about loneliness with KNDU reporter Alex Rios last Monday. As discussed in an earlier blog, fear and anxiety fuel depression, an...

I had the pleasure of chatting on-air this past Monday with Robb Francis, co-host of The Bottom Line on 610 KONA news radio. We discussed...

Washington's governor is not overreacting to COVID-19. Those who say we can’t overreact, however, are wrong. While we must certainly avoi...

Published in the Tri-City Herald, Mar 16, 2020 · The myth of cows | Guest Opinion · NOTE: During the last decade I’ve explained the value...

To inaugurate this Tri-Cities PR page and inspire my next efforts, I’ve turned to the lessons, friendship and memory of Chester Burger. I...