It’s Time For “Nana-Technology” To Save Our Planet
As I was hanging my laundry out on the line following the South By Southwest Eco Conference earlier this month, I realized that one concept of the festival had stuck with me. That idea...
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Get Your Halloween Theater On
It’s October: which means not only our many Austin festivals, but my continuing over-involvement with the charity spook house Scare For a Cure. If you want to see me in person this month, buy...
I Went to Portland, Oregon Last Week!
I went to Portland, Oregon last week for the first time ever. I Storifed my experience, and you can read it here!
Gilded Cherry In My Drink
Portland, I think I love you. Eating a gold-flecked cherry out of my fancy Manhattan #Portland
SXSW Eco: A Social Media Snapshot
As I am still trying to process what I learned at the SXSW Eco Conference, I did a snapshot of the event on Storify. Please click thru view the story! More coverage to come!...
My Pictures Spotted in the Wild: October edition.
Recently I’ve spotted a few of my pictures being used in the wild: I had a picture of my lobster lunch in a Buzzfeed article. There is a Johnny Marr picture from Fun Fun...
If You Liked “Tiny Furniture” See “Felt”
In the week or so following Fantastic Fest, the film that’s been living in my head is “Felt.” Directed by Jason Banker (“Toad Road“) “Felt” is the movie I can’t stop turning over in...
Keanu Reeves At Fantastic Fest 2014
In September Keanu Reeves was at Fantastic Fest in conjunction with a showing of his new film John Wick. The film is a fabulous, stylish assassin-tale, with plenty of clever deaths and the coolest...
The Fantastic Debates at Fantastic Fest 2014
The Fantastic Debates at took place on the Saturday night of Fantastic Fest at Randy Palmer’s South Austin Gym. Here you can see familiar faces from the film world both in the boxing ring...
Creativity: Not Just for “Artists.”
For a long time it made me really uncomfortable when people described me as “creative.” Raised in a small town outside of Houston by an engineer father who would have loved for me to...
