This article was supposed to be posted later this month. However, the recent events in Pittsburgh have caused me to move up the timeline. Dillsboro, Indiana is a small town of about 1200 residents roughly an hour outside of Cincinnati. It is rural, conservative, and largely the stereotypical mid-American small town. It is not exactly…
In today's day and age, it seems everything is polarizing. Calls for boycotts of companies, people, movies, and even countries are prevalent. For those of us with strong political and ideological feelings, it can be a difficult set of circumstances to navigate. Can one eat at Chick Fil A, shop at Wal-Mart, see a Mel…
I had always subscribed to the theory that solo travel was not going to be fun, and more importantly, it would be scary. Heading to a new country where I didn't know anyone or speak the language, and not having a companion to lean on, was a situation I avoided. However, last fall I took…
A couple of weeks ago, I had a fascinating conversation with my best friend Ari. We talked about the emergence of Hulu TV as a possible industry-shifting change for cable companies, and the need of other companies to shift their business strategies or possibly risk going out of business. We discussed this new competition as…
As the twenty-first century moves forward, cities have - more than ever - become the centers of society. In 2014, the United Nations found that, for the first time in human history, more people lived in cities than not. In the United States, it is even more stark: cities are home to more than 65%…
While in the San Francisco Bay Area a couple of weeks ago, I was graciously offered a press pass to the Travel and Adventure Show being held there. I figured: hey, I love travel (duh!) and it would be great to see what current trends are. So I hopped on board. Here is what I…