music

Twenty years ago, I was introduced to country music. Before that, I didn't know anything about the musical genre. Even though I grew into being a fan, I still listen to my favorite music, rock and heavy metal.

If you feel you've stagnated in your work or life generally-speaking, simply learning something new can be a game-changer.

For people who struggle with depression, it can give the listener a feeling of having been "moved or touched--a type of 'pleasurable sadness.'"

An actor, writer, director, producer, banjo-player, & one wild and crazy guy, he's entertained us for years. Here's some of what we can learn from his life.

By yourself or with someone else--turn up the music and dance with abandon. Give it at least 15-20 minutes and I promise you'll feel better than you did.

It sort of sounds like it could be an opportunity to get in trouble with your wife, but it's not that. Dial this number and the person on the other end will sing you your very own Christmas carol just because.

I mean, there's learning to play the guitar, and then there's learning to play the guitar from Carlos Santana, right?

Whether you want to get out of the house or stay right there on your couch at home, here's a couple of festive options in East Texas this weekend.

A Christmas song doesn't have to be up-tempo to boost your heart rate by ten or fifteen beats per minute. Even if it's slow, we might be able to count it as a workout!

"Downtown Tyler [is] home to numerous attractions, restaurants and businesses all powered by our locals. Tyler’s heart truly beats to support it’s community."

This may be the greatest website ever created.

If you're still keeping your social life closer to home, like me, but still want to treat your date to dinner and a movie--try this. So much fun.