by Brent Frazee | Sep 19, 2017
In this day and age of unrest, I often think back to the time I met two men who unknowingly became role models for racial harmony. On a spring morning in 2008, Rob Robinson, a white firefighter from Mississippi, knocked on the door of an old farmhouse in northwest... read more
by Brent Frazee | Sep 1, 2017
Eric Jahn drove his boat to an open stretch of water in the middle of Lake Granby in north-central Colorado and cut the motor. The jagged ridge line of the nearby mountains loomed in the horizon. But there were few landmarks on shore to show Jahn he was in the right... read more
by Brent Frazee | Aug 22, 2017
When I was growing up, my mom gave me a stern warning about staring at the sun. “You’ll get crossed eyes,” she said. I’m happy to report today that my eyes are working just fine as I resisted the urge to look at the eclipse without my weird glasses on. I watched the... read more
by Brent Frazee | Aug 15, 2017
By Brent Frazee It was another stifling day in the Ozarks. The temperature steadily climbed toward the upper 90s, and the humidity made it seem even worse. A bad time to go fishing, right? Not in Dennis Whiteside’s eyes. To him, these were near-perfect... read more
by Brent Frazee | Aug 1, 2017
So when is a paddleboard a fishing boat? When it’s made by a Florida company called Bote. Like many innovations, the Rover was designed out of necessity. The developers liked to paddleboard, but they also liked to fish. So they set out to invent paddleboards stable... read more
