Reviewer: Paul Leslie You think you’ve seen and heard everything in music, and then along comes an artist like The Treatment. His debut album, “One Way Ticket,” is a captivating
Reviewer: Paul Leslie “We the people,” make way for “we, the obedient subjects of Authoritarianism.” This very phenomenon is being observed in many facets of American life and is thoroughly
Mark R. Levin examines Marxism, American style in his best-selling book American Marxism Reviewer: Paul Leslie “You cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth” —WINSTON CHURCHILL
A Review of SPEECHLESS: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds by Michael KnowlesReviewer: Paul Leslie Media personality and political commentator Michael Knowles has authored a complete examination of politically correct speech in
On Friday, April 9th, I had the good fortune of watching a livestream of singer-songwriters Lyle Lovett and Willis Alan Ramsey “in conversation and song.” It was by far the
An essay and album review of Songs You Don’t Know By Heart. “The sun has been coming up on Buffett’s world for a long time and among the shadows stand
For the faithful, they know these songs by heart. Storytelling is at the forefront of what he does, and his ability to generate a sense of wonder with his songs
A Review of Jerry Seinfeld’s Book Is This Anything? By Paul Leslie Is This Anything? is Jerry Seinfeld’s first book in more than twenty-five years. Jerry notes that comedians routinely
An Album Review by Paul Leslie If there’s ever been a living, walking embodiment of rock and roll music—it’s Jerry Lee Lewis. If you’re reading or listening to this on
Of all the performing arts, the one that never ceases to impress me is stand up comedy. On the outside, it’s easy for someone to think: well, they’re just entertainers.
An album review of Willie Nelson’s 70 studio album BY: PAUL LESLIE BY: PAUL LESLIE Whether we’re in the good times or the world is on fire, the only sure thing