An important lesson kids learn is not to talk to strangers. So naturally, I’ve spent the past couple weeks wandering up to school after school to ask kids how they feel.

Just a few of us have been weighing in on the chief executive of NPR explaining you can't, like, define a word like "truth," man.

Each year, I go home to Ohio at Christmas to spend time with the family. And each year, my mom sends me back to Texas with a bunch of stuff from my childhood she wants out of her house.

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

Back at Ball State, I had a professor who proudly declared he would fail anyone who used the term "tragic" in a news script. We called him Professor Carlin because he looked somewhat like George Carlin.

This week, the li'l munchkins of TCU are moving into their dorms. TCU has taken steps to try to slow the spread of COVID-19. They'll isolate students who test positive and set them up with care coordinators to set up virtual classwork.

Fellow reporters and academics and a bunch of people I didn't verify have been complaining on Twitter that they had lost the ability to tweet.