Category: Rob Reacts
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Rob Reacts… The Botched Executions of Christa Pike
The botched execution of Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike has blown open the debate on capital punishment, legal ethics, and the myth of humane executions. In a state that hasn’t executed a woman in 200 years, a failed lethal injection forces an uncomfortable question: If the state can’t even…
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Rob Reacts: the Cornell University SA case
Following the massive traction surrounding the Cornell University fraternity assault lawsuit and the reopening of the criminal investigation, Rob shares a raw, candid reaction. From the systemic failures of campus reporting to the stark realities of navigating modern safety and predator culture, this post cuts straight to the core of…
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Rob reacts… The Tarik Skubal trade and the state of MLB
Late-night blockbuster trades, Scott Boras leverage, and the staggering economics of Major League Baseball. A fan’s reaction to the Tigers moving Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers—and why it’s the clearest sign yet of an impending 2027 labor war.
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Lightning Proof: A 10-Year Audit on Love and Tech
In 2015, I blamed social media for distracting us from marriage. In 2026, I realize it’s done something worse: it’s made us “lightning proof” to real connection.
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The apparent babyface turn of Marjorie Taylor Greene
As I’ve mentioned on numerous occasions on this blog, I’ve been a fan of professional wrestling, off and on, for the better part of my life. For those of you who are not familiar with “sports entertainment“ pro wrestling involves storytelling. They are good guys, or baby faces as they…
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Rob reacts to the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel 
I don’t agree with the decision at all, and this is a case where two wrongs don’t make a right.
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Rob Reads: Research Reveals The Reason We Look Younger Than Our Grandparents Did at the Same Age
We’re living in the “extra innings” of life, where 50 doesn’t look like it used to. I’m revisiting why our generation seems to defy the “old man” aesthetic of our grandfathers. It’s a mix of science, the “Art of Moving Slowly,” and the shock of hearing 80s alternative hits on…
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Rob Remembers: Hulk Hogan 
Hulk Hogan was, without a doubt, the most famous wrestler of the last 50 years; if not the most famous wrestler of all time
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Rob remembers: Ozzy Osbourne 
Their music was absolutely revolutionary for the 1970s. Nobody had ever heard anything like it before.
