We came up short on copies of this in Green Bay. If you were looking for it, your local indie bookstore can help, or you can get a signed copy here. This book includes one of the most popular pieces I’ve ever written. You can listen to an audio version here.

Every week the Wisconsin State Journal runs “Roughneck Grace,” a weekly column written by Mike (many of the columns will be adapted from Mike’s Tent Show Radio monologues). This week’s “Roughneck Grace,” titled, “It’s been a bad day” can be seen online here.

If you’re within range of (or can stream) one of these stations tonight (Saturday, April 21st) we hope you’ll join Mike as he hosts another edition of Tent Show Radio from Big Top Chautauqua. In between all the music, Mike tells a story about going to see live music in the company of his daughters. Information on streaming the show here.

You can join the Tent Show Radio Facebook page here, and many previous Tent Show Radio episodes available for streaming anytime – just click here. 

Just in time for my appearance at Green Bay’s Untitled Town book festival, the folks over at Volume One posted an excerpt from Montaigne in Barn Boots (the focus of this event) that arose from many things including 16th century French philosophy, but even more so, mi familia.

Read the excerpt here.