At the intersection of architecture and pop culture there is an interesting observation about color. More specifically… where did it all disappear to? … [Read more...]
The main selling points of Blu-ray are lost on streaming platforms
With larger storage capacity, Blu-ray discs have a lot to offer as an upgrade to standard DVDs. They touted sharper images and more in-depth extras … [Read more...]
Could an online streaming service leverage enough nostalgia to create a brick & mortar space?
I saw this question posed online and the idea stuck with me. It initially sounds like a terrible idea, but my memories of visiting Blockbuster Video … [Read more...]
My favorite non-essential kitchen appliance is a party speaker
On occasion I like to cook but listening to music makes cooking much more fun. Early in my musical cooking phase I ruined a boombox that sat atop my … [Read more...]
You may not be a hoarder, but are you really a collector?
If you’ve watched one of those reality shows that attempts to help hoarders clean out their homes and change their ways, you may be shocked by the … [Read more...]
If you didn’t make it to the Indio desert for Coachella, the livestream is phenomenal
Love live music, but not the crowds? Wanna see Coachella from the comfort of your home? Their livestream puts you right on the stage for every … [Read more...]
How I accidentally watched a surprisingly good movie at the theater
Regal Cinemas on Cape Cod (and perhaps elsewhere) have a Mystery Movie Night that has piqued my interest after growing tired of the same old scenario … [Read more...]
I love a good single, but why have albums disappeared?
When I was a kid, radio was the best way to discover new music. I’d hear a band on the radio and become curious to hear more. Sometimes it only took … [Read more...]
Why in the world would you want to make your own flour?
I’m neither a baker nor a foodie, however I decided to buy a grain mill. An odd purchase for me and it’s all because of a TV movie I saw when I was a … [Read more...]
Porches invite social interactions with those around you
I bought my first cell phone in the late 1980s, and it was revolutionary. Contacting someone was now possible from nearly any location, no longer … [Read more...]


















