Eat, Knucklehead is a cookbook for young men who have no aspirations or intentions to ever cook. It's for that young man who might think cooking's a woman's prerogative, and has no plans to ever give it a try, trusting his diet to fast food, frozen dinners, and the occasional visit home where his mother will happily feed him. In Eat, Knucklehead's world, Dad does all the cooking at home, not because Mom can't but because he loves to prepare a meal. In the book, Dad writes a series of letters to his son; each letter addresses an opportunity for cooking, such as tailgating, being hungover, wooing a love interest or cooking for the munchies. There are thirteen letters in the book and over 80 recipes. Find the book on Amazon or at the Publishing Genius website in their store. Must read for the young male relative you hope one day might pull his head out his ass.

Head Varsity Baseball Coach, growing a program in a poverty-stricken inner-city-Chicago school. Developing young talent, encouraging success through commitment to the team and the program.

My work follows my heart, which follows the wind. I prefer big jobs, large canvases, big blank spaces in need of color. I enjoy working with a team and motivating apprentices to find their way through their own art.