Jacob Bielecki's Substack
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Archive
About
Latest
Top
Discussions
50 Years of Jaws
Jaws nearly destroyed Steven Spielberg's career before it began. 50 years and a dozen classics later, it still just might be his finest film.
Jun 20
•
Jacob Bielecki
2
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
50 Years of Jaws
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Hank Bauer: Second to None
Hank Bauer won 7 World Series Championships with the New York Yankees from 1949-58, but his heroics while serving with the Marines in the Pacific…
Jun 6
•
Jacob Bielecki
2
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
Hank Bauer: Second to None
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
May 2025
Jack Cole: The Sad Clown of Cartooning
Over 65 years after his death, Jack Cole's suicide at the height of his career still remains one of cartooning's greatest tragedies and mysteries.
May 16
•
Jacob Bielecki
2
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
Jack Cole: The Sad Clown of Cartooning
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Two Sides of the Moon: Keith Moon's Solo Album Disaster
Keith Moon's first and only solo album was going to be a mess no matter what. It could have been an entertaining mess. Instead, its flat out boring.
May 9
•
Jacob Bielecki
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
Two Sides of the Moon: Keith Moon's Solo Album Disaster
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
April 2025
The Heart of a Champion: The Story of the 94-95 Houston Rockets
With Head Coach Rudy Tomjanovich at the helm, Hakeem Olajuwon & the Houston Rockets climbed the mountaintop twice & revolutionized basketball in the…
Apr 25
•
Jacob Bielecki
1
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
The Heart of a Champion: The Story of the 94-95 Houston Rockets
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Let’s Start a Riot!: The Story of Sports Chaos in the 1970s
During the 1970s fans were ready to riot at the drop of a hat
Apr 18
•
Jacob Bielecki
3
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
Let’s Start a Riot!: The Story of Sports Chaos in the 1970s
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
The Life and Times of Hack Wilson
Hack Wilson was 5'6, nearly 200 pounds and was the National League's first superstar slugger, but triumph quickly turned to tragedy.
Apr 11
•
Jacob Bielecki
10
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
The Life and Times of Hack Wilson
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
2
The Rough and Tough Fighting Dogs
This is about two dogs who humanity bred to help us with jobs that were so dirty and unethical we wouldn’t even want human beings today to perform them…
Apr 4
•
Jacob Bielecki
1
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
The Rough and Tough Fighting Dogs
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
February 2025
Published Work on Other Platforms
This is a list of my articles which have been published elsewhere.
Feb 28
•
Jacob Bielecki
2
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
Published Work on Other Platforms
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
January 2025
HE SHALL BE RELEASED: THE GARTH HUDSON TRIBUTE
The last surviving member of The Band died last week at the age of 87. Garth Hudson may have been the best musician in rock history and nobody realized…
Jan 29
•
Jacob Bielecki
3
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
HE SHALL BE RELEASED: THE GARTH HUDSON TRIBUTE
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
December 2024
The Man They Call Max: The 45th Anniversary of Mad Max
In the late 1970s, aspiring director George Miller, and a 21-year-old actor named Mel Gibson went into the Outback to shoot a low budget action film…
Dec 4, 2024
•
Jacob Bielecki
2
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
The Man They Call Max: The 45th Anniversary of Mad Max
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
August 2024
The White House Tapes: Exploring the Psychology of Richard Nixon
***This article uses direct quotations from the Richard Nixon White House Tapes.
Aug 8, 2024
•
Jacob Bielecki
2
Share this post
Jacob Bielecki's Substack
The White House Tapes: Exploring the Psychology of Richard Nixon
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Share
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts