Tim Collins

Dallas

Host at KRLD-FM (Dallas, TX)

CBS Radio Dallas/105.3 The Fan APD/Ops guy who loves sports, going to concerts and knowing useless music trivia

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Articles

A Whole New World: Disney musical magic coming to Vancouver Island

1 week ago | nanaimobulletin.com | Tim Collins

Think about the “magic of Disney” and what's sure to come to mind is the music. Oh sure, the stories are great, and there’s been no shortage of memorable characters brought to life in the more than 130 Disney movies we’ve grown to love. We all have our favourites, but whether your particular most beloved character is Snow White’s Dopey or Stich from Lilo and Stich, the throughline for all the greatest films has been the music.
Rënia Waltzit ishte e pashmangshme, sepse Trumpi nuk fal

2 weeks ago | telegrafi.com | Tim Collins

Burimi: The Daily TelegraphPërkthimi: Telegrafi.comKa qenë gjithmonë çështje kohe, jo nëse, por kur Mike Waltz do të largohej nga posti i këshilltarit për Sigurinë Kombëtare pranë presidentit Trump. Skandali “signalgejt”, kur planet sekrete të luftës në Jemen u zbuluan për një gazetar, ishte një gabim i rëndë. Presidenti Trump e mbrojti Waltzin në atë kohë.
The fall of Waltz was inevitable. Trump doesn’t forgive

2 weeks ago | aol.co.uk | Tim Collins

It was always a case not of if but when Mike Waltz was going to leave his post as National Security Advisor to President Trump. The “signalgate” scandal, when secret war plans in Yemen were leaked to a journalist, was a real clanger. President Trump defended Waltz at the time. While accepting he had made a mistake, he stood by Waltz – the first US Army Green Beret ever to hold such a high office. Nonetheless Trump watchers forecast a different outcome in the end.
The fall of Waltz was inevitable. Trump doesn't forgive

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tim Collins
A story with a groove: Ray Bonneville strips life to its essentials for Island tour

1 month ago | nanaimobulletin.com | Tim Collins

Ray Bonneville is a gifted storyteller and a musician who has crafted a style of folksy blues that is unmistakably his own. His music displays a strength and discernment that many artists never attain, and the strength of his songs reflect a life well-lived. On April 12, he’ll be bringing his singular style to Victoria in a show that reflects the poetry of a life characterized by hard living and deep feeling. “I’m just interested in telling a story with a hypnotic groove,” Bonneville says.
Tim Collins: Disappointing Donald Trump may be Vladimir Putin’s most dangerous miscalculation

1 month ago | independent.ie | Tim Collins

While he’s still taking tough, things don’t look great on the military or economic fronts for Putin. On the battlefield the Russians have resorted to still more extreme cannon-fodder tactics with some thrusts being led, Mad Max style, in converted cars and trucks. Ukrainian attacks have struck airfields far into Russia, destroying some very modern and expensive aircraft and air defence missile systems.
Tim Collins: Disappointing Donald Trump may be Vladimir Putin’s most dangerous miscalculation

1 month ago | m.independent.ie | Tim Collins

‘Bone crushing’ sanctions could cripple Russia and weaken its handRussian president Vladimir Putin is not afraid to gamble, but this one could be his undoing. Photo: APWith increasing signs of Putin’s Russia dragging its feet on the US proposed ceasefire, one wonders if this is a case of brinkmanship or deliberate folly.
Putin is in real trouble on multiple fronts. Pushing Trump back is folly or brinkmanship

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tim Collins

For the Ukrainians the omens looked bad after Zelensky's disastrous Oval Office encounter in late February, but now there is the real possibility of Putin upsetting President Trump. This could mean increased indirect support to the Ukranians using what Republican Congressman Lyndsey Graham described as "bone crushing" sanctions. This could mean sanctions not just on Russia but penalties for anyone who trades with them.
For Putin, ammunition costs money, and the dead cost nothing

1 month ago | aol.co.uk | Tim Collins

As we enter the final round of the war in Ukraine there is a mist of claims and counter claims of battlefield progress, with a bevy of outrageous Russian demands thrown into the mix. It all points to the increasingly likely prospect of a ceasefire – perhaps around Easter. As the deadline looms, both sides are in a desperate land grab in order to strengthen their hand at the negotiating table. For Ukraine, under pressure from President Trump, bargaining chips are few.
For Putin, ammunition costs money, and the dead cost nothing

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tim Collins