We’ve all seen them. Flipping through channels on late night tv and then that commercial comes on…cue dramatic piano, clips of dogs and cats slowly turning to face the camera and Sarah Mc Laughlin’s voice. Damn it Sara, got me again. At this point, you can either change the channel or sit through it, [...]
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Would You Do The Same?
By Cutter Mitchell - Cutter@BCBP.co An interesting thing happened to me while I was in line at my local grocery store. It was an experience that left me wondering; would I do the same? Like I am sure most of us have had happen in the middle of preparing a meal, I found myself lacking [...]
Quotes about Positivity #49
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” - Mark Twain
A True Gift for Mother
Today is the day we are to give thanks to the women in our lives that have given us so much. So to mothers everywhere, we at BCBP wish you a grand Mother’s Day. After all it is our mothers that shape the kind of people we will become. So perhaps in addition to whatever [...]
Folk Music via Alan Lomax
By Cutter Mitchell – Cutter@BCBP.co Just a little something to listen to while you do what you do. In fact, a study conducted by the Stanford School of Medicine concluded that listening to music while doing anything causes your brain to pay closer attention to detail and concentrate for longer periods of time. So if [...]
America’s Soul Archived
There is one thing central to the American music scene, and that’s folk music. Folk music has long been engrained into the fabric of the soul of this country. It has a way of telling the story of America, and Alan Lomax (pictured right in 1959) has brought this soul into the 21st century. Well perhaps [...]
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