by Paul Natinsky | Feb 12, 2025 | Blog
Existential crises are a recurring theme for Americans As the country goes through a challenge to its to its practical, moral and philosophical foundations, it might seem that we have never been this close to a complete and irrevocable collapse. But we have, although...
by Paul Natinsky | Sep 27, 2024 | Blog
I feel for Oakland. It feels like a sister city to Detroit in many ways. It seems like a great blue-collar sports town that lost three sports franchises that blazed trails (at times, litrally), broke rules and took the road less traveled. In this case the road led...
by Paul Natinsky | May 10, 2024 | Blog
The Israel-Hamas brought forth cruelty and suffering for ordinary people from its outset Oct. 7. The initial attack and murder of over 1,000 civilians and kidnapping of hundreds more is almost overshadowed by the death and privation of tens of thousands of civilians,...
by Paul Natinsky | Jun 9, 2023 | Blog
Like many northern, cool weather states, Michigan has lost population in recent counts. The state has also seen its representation in Congress diminish, losing a seat in the most recent census. But the state is not registering the worst outmigration in the nation or...
by Paul Natinsky | Aug 9, 2022 | Blog
By PAUL NATINSKY Read full article on LinkedIn The bubbling cauldron that is Michigan’s Republican gubernatorial primary race will be fueled by yet another log on the fire beneath it as five candidates prepare to debate at press time. The chaos began when...
by Paul Natinsky | May 5, 2022 | Blog
By PAUL NATINSKY Read full article on Linked in Baseball needs to attract younger fans. The game is too slow. Contests are way too long. How many times have we heard these criticisms about the most ancient of American spectator sports? Oddly no one complains about...
