The Joshua Yoder Blog

 What a way to start the weekend then with a little college football! This past Friday I got to go on a rare trip to Juniata College and got to cover some football for my friend/mentor Kenny Varner and Hometown Sports. It is not too often I even go to Huntingdon let alone, Juniata College. But the few times that I have been there, it has always been a joy. I guess in a way it is probably because of the simple fact that I never went to college myself. So going to Juniata College is kind of a unique experience for me. Juniata College is a small private liberal arts college in Huntingdon, Pa. It was created back in the late 1800s. And the campus itself is very beautiful, if I didn't have to cover any sporting event, I would have loved to just walk around it. It probably be the closest I will ever get to being a college student lol. But back to football! This was the third time that I got to cover the football team for Hometown Sports and each time has been a incredible experience. I h

   One of the most popular and well-known albums that the Christian Metal band Demon Hunter had ever released came in the form of their third full-length album called The Triptych. Released back in October 2005. When released, The Triptych received generally positive reviews reaching the Top Ten in the Christian Album charts and number one in the Top Heatseekers chart in 2006. The Triptych featured 12 tracks on it include singles such as Undying and Not I and I enjoyed every second of this album. Right from the opening song which was an instrumental song called The Flame that Guides us Home which was a beautiful and melodic then led right into the song Not I that was more loud and aggressive. Certainly getting the blood flowing and the album does not slow down the rest of the way. One of my personal favorite songs on the album was Undying. What I loved about the song was that it made me feel like they were saying no matter the hardship that they face as a band as well as in their perso

As I mentioned in one of my previous blogs, I really enjoyed the Addams Family. And it just so happened that I recently saw the Addams Family the other day on TV and it was the 1991 film of the same name. Needless to say I really loved watching that movie. I mean the cast in my humble opinion did an amazing job bring the same creepy yet, entertaining vibes like the TV series did. The story goes that it has been 25 years since Uncle Fester had disappeared after he and Gomez had a fallen out.That wasn't the only problem that the Addams family was dealing with as their lawyer Tully Alford owed some money to con artist, Abigail Craven and two conspire together to steal their riches inside the family vault. And they had the perfect guy to do it as Abigail's adopted son Gordon resembles Uncle Fester and decided to use him to trick the Addams. The plan worked and the Addams were forced to leave their home and find a way to get back their mansion. Now, I will stop it there because I wo

 They're creepy and they're kooky. Mysterious and Spooky. They're all together ooky. The Addams Family! I love that song! It always makes me snap my fingers everytime that it is played lol. With it being the Halloween season here in the month of October, I thought I would talk about the Addams Family. The Addams Family was created by Charles Addams back in 1938. It basically follows the Addams Family who are an old money clan who are into the lets just say the unusual. Despite the simple fact that they clearly do not realize how much it makes other people feel uncomfortable. The series made its debut as a Comic Strip in The New Yorker which was a magazine that is still around today from 1938 till Charles' death in 1988. The first time I got to see the Addams Family was the television series that first aired in 1964 and lasted until 1966 with a total of 64 episodes. Another time I saw the Addams Family were the two movies that came out in the early 90s. In fact, they hav