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Comerica Park and the Architecture of Peace

Why do I chase ballparks? It’s not just the game—it’s the sanctuary. From the structure of the diamond to the unique character of every stadium, I’ve found a way to step out of the daily grind and into a larger-than-life focus. Read why America’s ballparks are my ultimate travel bucket…
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Rob Reviews: Project Hail Mary

Is Ryland Grace a hero, or just a man with no other options? My review of Project Hail Mary explores why this sci-fi journey is more than just space exploration—it’s a masterclass in the human spirit, the thrill of discovery, and the power of connection in the vastness of the…
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Why I’d Erase Tattoos From History

Are tattoos still a sign of rebellion, or have they become the ultimate act of conformity? At 52, I’ve never gone under the needle, and I’m exploring why my commitment-phobia might actually be a sign of respect for my own personal evolution. From the “fringe” to the mainstream, join me…
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Option C: The Analog Rebellion

In an era of endless streaming and algorithmic suggestions, are we losing the art of true ownership? From the financial struggles of 90s legends like TLC to the rise of AI-generated music, physical media remains a vital act of rebellion. Discover why choosing tangible over digital isn’t just about nostalgia—it’s…
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Rob on… Canadian wildfires 

Smoke-choked skies in Detroit have me questioning our “new normal.” Why are we just now seeing these wildfires, and can we fix our broken fire policies?
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Episode 3 “Building an Empire” is LIVE!

Ready to stop waiting for permission and start building your own future? In Episode 3, ‘Building an Empire,’ we move from planning to action, exploring the audacity required to lay the first brick of your own sovereign territory
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The blueprint and the builder 

Are we shaped by our genetics or our choices? Explore the balance of nature vs. nurture, breaking family cycles, and the conscious work of building your own identity.
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July 3, 2026 – A Line in the Sand

You remember the firsts—the first day of school, the first bike ride—but we rarely notice the lasts. As I navigate the ‘Sierra situation,’ I’m realizing I’m ready for my own ‘last first date.’ This is a look at moving with intention, ditching the performative nature of modern dating, and why…

