The crowd present for the first Saturday at a just-opened public park in Seattle was about what you’d expect. For one, bike parking was in high demand as my fiancée and I rolled our Radwagon ebikes up to Fritz Hedges
New parks are awesome, obviously
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In praise of ‘No Laying Up,’ a digital media empire done right
Being into golf isn’t original. It’s been around forever. Old people love it. A lot of young people, too. In American culture, it borders on being ubiquitous—particularly given certain demographics.
So as I spent a chunk of this year getting
‘Among Us’, Proud Boys and the (sometimes dangerous) power of exposure
This week, I’d been looking for an easy subject for a blog post to get back in the swing of things. That’s like half of blogging, trying to get back in the swing of things when you’re not. Anyway, I
One in three Americans get cancer – one in THREE
Cancer is bullshit.
I say that a lot.
When your life has been impacted by this insidious disease, the view shifts from sorrow and sadness to anger. Pure fury.
At least for me. Sometimes.
Progressives should look back for a path forward
Two nights into the 2020 Democratic National Convention, more Republicans have given speeches than Democratic Socialists. Given the party’s clear strategy—even in its more opaque moments—it isn’t surprising the firebrand wing of the party is all but banished
For many, it’s so much bigger than losing college football Saturdays
The evening after everything settled, as the dust and debris finished falling on the crater that was the 2020 college football season, I saw a reporter tweet that it was a good night for a drink.
Who would disagree?
Fans
What would you think if it was your small business being destroyed?
This is a question I’m seeing a lot. It’s one people gravitate towards. I don’t like property destruction being the focus—or even a large part—of the conversation around this, but it is. It comes up a lot, even in my
Ebikes are an urbanist’s dream—and my dog’s, too
I am an excitable person. Getting me going on a particular subject can be a regrettable experience for whoever made such a mistake. I’ve come to acknowledge this. The subject could be Mariners prospects, my favorite neighborhood brewery, progressive politics
What do I need to start a podcast?
I am not an expert at this.
Those are humorous first words for the first post of this (resurrected) blog, but there they are. My audio editing training is limited to a half a semester in a course aimed at print