Issue 2
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In a reflection on the enduring impact of the Harry Potter series, Bobby Neal Winters discusses the portrayal of various teacher archetypes through characters like Severus Snape, Rubeus Hagrid, and Minerva McGonagall. He emphasizes how Rowling’s insights into education resonate even after two decades, prompting a deeper examination of teaching methods.
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Bobby Neal Winters shares his journey of crafting musical instruments, starting with simple wooden whistles and evolving into experimenting with penny whistles made from various materials like PVC, copper tubing, and electrical conduit. His exploration emphasizes understanding the creation process and the joy of experimentation while continuing to pursue a recorder project.
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Anytime She Goes Away
By Bobby Neal Winters As I re-read scripture, I find there are interpretations that are available the second or third time around that weren’t there…
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The Last American that Everybody Liked
By Bobby Neal Winters The Ancient Greeks had a tradition of theater. The actors used masks to allow them to portray multiple characters. The Latin…
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AI, AI? Oh!
Bobby Neal Winters discusses the implications of artificial intelligence breakthroughs, particularly its ability to solve complex problems like the Navier-Stokes equations. He expresses concerns about…
