Louisiana - "State Conditioned for Failure" | The Shocking Statistics | The Hard Truth

Written By Ken Hulsey

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry's recent comments about the state being "conditioned for failure" have drawn criticism from many residents. In a speech after voters rejected all four of the state's proposed constitutional amendments, Landry expressed frustration with the public's resistance to reforms that could have improved courts, taxes, juvenile justice, and judicial vacancies.

Top Songs Playlist for March 2025 - Classic Hits Rock Music | Top Tracks on Spotify

Written and compiled by Ken Hulsey

If you know me, you also know that I'm a huge fan of classic rock from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, as well as a handful of modern artists who have a retro sound. I also have a knack for building epic playlists on Spotify featuring these groups and songs. Most of my playlists are what I like to call "ultra-mega lists" - hundreds, sometimes thousands of tracks that you can put on at work or in the car and just let play for hours without hearing the same songs on repeat.

Overcoming Selfishness & Conflict: Pastor James Greer on Spiritual Growth | Journey Church

 Self-centered desires are the main source of conflicts, arguments, and fractured relationships. These desires can be concealed and often spark disputes. Regular self-reflection is essential to recognize and address these selfish inclinations. It’s important to refrain from slander and gossip, as they have the power to either uplift or harm others. Additionally, recognizing and submitting to God’s authority over your plans is vital.

Haruo Nakajima: The Man Behind Godzilla, King Kong, Rodan & Mothra | Cinema Legends

 Written By Ken Hulsey

Monster movie fans often have fond memories of 200-foot-tall creatures like Godzilla, King Kong, Rodan, Mothra, and Varan stomping on buildings as terrified townspeople flee in terror. However, the unsung hero who brought these iconic monsters to life has rarely received credit - Haruo Nakajima, a Japanese actor who donned the heavy rubber costumes from 1954 to 1972 to portray Toho's most famous movie monsters.

Hyrkanian Heat: Red Sonja Noir Presents a Pulpy Tale | Dynamite Entertainment

 From Dynamite Entertainment 

This June, Dynamite Entertainment is presenting a new, moodier take on the iconic She-Devil With a Sword in the upcoming Red Sonja: Noir special. Fans can look forward to this exciting release from fan-favorite pulp master David Avallone and artist Edu Menna.

Railroading in the South: Stunning Images from Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas | Railfan Digest

 Story and Photos by Ken Hulsey

I've been diligently capturing railroad images across the South over the past three months. My work has taken me through Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, and whenever I spot a train, I make it a point to pull over and get a shot. This is a practice I used to do regularly back in my California days, which has resulted in a sizable collection of images from that region.

Alternate Universe Creature From The Black Lagoon | AI Reimagining | Cryptid Creations

 Written By Ken Hulsey

Since the classic monster movie Creature from the Black Lagoon is airing on Svengoolie tonight, I decided to have some fun this afternoon. I plugged in various parameters into an AI image generator to see what kind of visuals it would produce based on the film. I described the monster, the lead actress Julie Adams as Kay Lawrence, the Amazon lake setting, and the 1950s era. The resulting images were an interesting, if quirky, take on the iconic creature.

New Mexico Upsets Marquette 75-66 | Donovan Dent Scores 21 Points in March Madness Victory

CLEVELAND (AP) — Donovan Dent scored 21 points and No. 10 seed New Mexico took control late in the second half to defeat seventh-seeded Marquette 75-66 on Friday night in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Route 66 in New Mexico - Classic Sights & Awe-Inspiring Scenery | New Mexico TRUE

The United States embarked on an ambitious plan in 1926 to connect rapidly urbanizing cities with rural communities across more than half the country. As the post-World War I economy began to rely on motor vehicles to transport crops, goods, and people from the furthest corners of every state into the cities for travel and trade, the government endeavored to use as much existing road as possible to link these areas. Thus, Route 66 was born - a connected system of dirt and gravel roads made passable for car traffic, allowing adventurous travelers to drive all the way from Chicago to Santa Monica.

How Smart Are We Anyway? - Are We All Turning Into Morons?

Written By Ken Hulsey

Lately, I've been questioning the collective intelligence of the human race. It seems like I'm bombarded daily with an endless parade of stupidity. I don't mean to imply that I'm the brightest person around - far from it. I consider myself above average in intelligence, but my recent conversations have led me to believe that I'm an intellectual compared to most people.