I Am Salt Lake Podcast
He is tall, bearded, tattooed and walking towards me. His arms are overloaded with recording equipment as he passes underage … Continue reading I Am Salt Lake Podcast
Category: Salt Lake City
History of the Podcast
Screaming down Millcreek Canyon with one hand on the wheel and the other on his stereo, Phil Neilson was trying … Continue reading History of the Podcast
Fugazi Makes the Kessel Run
I have a theory. No, actually I have an observation. As one of the three managers at Keys On Main, … Continue reading Fugazi Makes the Kessel Run
A Nursery of Raccoons
Like a row of porcelain dolls, they stared blankly at me. Rows upon rows of people stood motionless in awkward … Continue reading A Nursery of Raccoons
The Venn Diagram
It was only a matter of time. The pushing and shoving was getting too intense, too personal for it to … Continue reading The Venn Diagram
An Open Letter to the Pizza Cook at Whole Foods
Dear Bearded Pizza Cook: I probably have nobody to blame but myself for stepping foot into your Whole Foods supermarket … Continue reading An Open Letter to the Pizza Cook at Whole Foods
The Orgins of Gin
His name was Ross Taggart and he was my college roommate for almost two years. We shared a room above … Continue reading The Orgins of Gin
Fireball Tastes like a Pyrrhic Victory
Ever want to know how good sleeping till 10 am and not wetting the bed feels like? Try not drinking … Continue reading Fireball Tastes like a Pyrrhic Victory
WWE’s Kane Might Have A Problem With Me
Funny thing happened at G. Ray Hale Fieldhouse on Tuesday. Serving at the pleasure of my editor, I went to … Continue reading WWE’s Kane Might Have A Problem With Me
Where is my jacket?
The fee for having a successful night behind the bar is found on my forearms. They should be sticky. Covered … Continue reading Where is my jacket?
Raskin's Rhetoric 