Borderline with Gary Borders

There are myriad ways for workers to kill time when they're on the clock. But commentator Gary Borders contends if all electronic distractions were eliminated, a day in the cubicle could be shortened because the daily to-do list would be completed in well under eight hours. Any bosses on board? Anyone?

Commentator Gary Borders recalls the first time he saw the world in focus. A half century ago, he became a fixture in the four-eyes club and has long appreciated his bespectacled existence.

Commentator Gary Borders addresses an issue you can’t see on the radio. You’ll just have to take his word on the fact that he needs a haircut, which is entirely off-putting to an extrovert.

Walk into the study of commentator Gary Borders and you'll see framed sports memorabilia showcasing an American cultural icon of the 1920s. Newspaper clippings of Heavyweight Boxing Champion Jack Dempsey remind Borders of his dad and Dempsey's ties to East Texas.

Commentator Gary Borders pens a tribute to his late father-in-law Harris K. Teel, who was gravely wounded following a stabbing attack at Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview on Nov. 26.