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      4
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      January 14, 2020

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      6

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      February 18, 2020
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      January 31, 2020
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      November 6, 2019
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      October 19, 2018
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      June 11, 2018
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      March 3, 2018
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      May 25, 2017

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      November 3, 2016

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      September 18, 2016

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      August 30, 2015
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Old Roads, New Stories

Bighorn sheep ram

Old Roads, New Stories:
Why We Have Bighorns
by Rob Carney

February 26, 2020
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series   Because Australia. Because California. Because Katrina. Because Maria. Because the Bahamas. Because Oklahoma: 2,000... Read More...
Fox in snow

Old Roads, New Stories:
Why We Have Chickens
by Rob Carney

January 14, 2020
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series   Click button above to hear Rob Carney read this poem, or click here to download the poem in .mp3 format. Why We ... Read More...
Beanstalk climbing to the sky

Old Roads, New Stories:
Why We Still Need Fairy Tales
by Rob Carney

December 17, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
4
  A Literary Series People were right to make fun of Mitt Romney. His pseudonym “Pierre Delecto” is ridiculous. So ridiculous, I figured, that ... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Why There's More to the Story, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Why There’s More to the Story
by Rob Carney

November 16, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series Because the Supreme Court is deciding whether to treat LGBTQ citizens as lesser-than, and the Misjudgment-in-Chief wants th... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Why We Have Spiders, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Why We Have Spiders
by Rob Carney

October 13, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series Because October is now an avalanche of Halloween stuff, and because love has never been a simple story:   Click bu... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Why We Have Eagles, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Why We Have Eagles
by Rob Carney

September 8, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series Because it’s back-to-school time or about to be, and because myths were our first universities, and because the Toxin-in-Ch... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Summer Math Quiz, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Summer Math Quiz
by Rob Carney

July 23, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
1
  A Literary Series   Most of my summer jobs were jobs I got from teachers. I don’t mean they hired me, and I don’t mean jobs in educati... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Truth > News, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Truth > The News
by Rob Carney

June 16, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series Click button above to hear Rob Carney read this edition of Old Roads, New Stories, or click here to download the column i... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Hawk Medicine, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Hawk Medicine
by Rob Carney

May 22, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series I-80 West of Laramie, May 5, 2019 Mostly I lose. And even when I win, I still lose. Betting horses. A couple years back, ... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Traveling Through Time, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Traveling Through Time
by Rob Carney

April 5, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series Driving West-Northwest on the Interstate There’s a road sign along I-70 near the Utah/Colorado border that says, “Travel... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Down Here on the Cold, Cold Ground, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Down Here on the Cold, Cold Ground
by Rob Carney

February 13, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series      With the New Year not so long ago, and in the spirit of resolutions, I plan to spend a minute each mor... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories: Poems as Rakes, by Rob Carney

Old Roads, New Stories:
Poems as Rakes
by Rob Carney

January 19, 2019
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
  A Literary Series      So there’s this joke I heard once—I forget where—that goes something like this: A Dean of Humanities ... Read More...
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