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While I was visiting the fam for Christmas, Ohio State skipped town and went to Arlington to take my place in Texas.

Some of us may feel like our lives have become an elaborate comments section, but Christmas is a season of hope.

Arlington calls me its "Love Doctor" [Note from City of Arlington: This is the first time we've heard this claim in our 147 year history].

Over the past week, as the greatest radio reporter in Texas, I have worked to cram as many ZZTop allusions as possible into my work.

I might never have mentioned this before, but I was in a bit of a fender bender a few years back.

Li'l Baby Scaia enjoyed TV movies that would air around Christmas. The fam would gather 'round the television and screen shows that might have already been decades old but, doggone it, they had a good message.

We all have beloved Thanksgiving traditions. I, for instance, wander into AT&T Stadium and help myself to some dinner.

Near the infancy of #ScaiaBlog, we discussed the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. We've come so far since then.

I wish I could go back to the beginning of the season and put some money on the Rangers. Maybe the Rangers were shy of a 100 to one shot, but still, I do enjoy currency.

The ALCS is taking place entirely in Texas. Whether you're a Rangers fan or Astros fan, Texas will represent the American League in the World Series.

Tampa Bay Rays' fans are taking a lot of criticism for the lowest attendance at an MLB playoff game in more than 100 years. We've covered this issue here at 1 Scaianalysis Esplanade, suggesting the fans should not be held accountable.

The governor of Oregon has spent her first year in office touring the state's counties to learn more about an issue we've discussed at length here at #ScaiaBlog: SuperOregon.

After Labor Day, it’s only natural for a young man’s mind to turn to SuperOregon, but to ensure we don’t get too far ahead of ourselves, Texas Motor Speedway and PBR’s Ariat Texas Rattlers have partnered to show us, no matter our background or profession, we all share things in common.

We all grew up with Bob Barker. Over the past few days, we've been sharing memories of how we'd watch Price is Right when we were sick and home from school.

"I'll just go ahead and make this heat wave about myself," I said this week as I hit the streets to shove my microphone in people's faces to ask how they feel. In my defense, when you meet someone from Ohio, I feel like it's natural to want to talk about Ohio.

Several college radio stations in Indiana are doing a simulcast this weekend and invited alumni to come do shows.

The editorial board here at 1 Scaianalysis Esplanade has been feeling more contemplative lately, and that's why we have decided to weigh in on Voodoo Doughnuts opening a shop in Dallas.

Loyal Scaiaholics will recall how much I enjoy wandering into Heritage Auctions in Dallas and poking my nose around artifacts like the Holy Grail and a letter written by John Wilkes Booth where he laments the death of his whiskey flask.

I take my role as hashtag: influencer very seriously. Anyone can tell based on the comprehensive page where I occasionally review TV shows I may or may not have seen at least one episode of.

I've always been a trendsetter. For instance, I started telling people about how I'm getting old before it was cool to start telling people about getting old.