On Cape Cod, musicians create one of the most vibrant and tight-knit groups of people. And on Sunday, May 17, scores of these artists will join with the community at large to celebrate the life of Rosalie Muce, and to raise funds for a trust for her son, Keahlan Mullen. Muce, a native of Harwich … Continue reading Cape Cod Musicians Rally to Raise Funds
The Search for Structure
Sometimes, this weird schedule I now have since striking out on my own makes things tough. Case and point: yesterday, I was working on a surprise project with a tight deadline, and had to reschedule a phone interview for an article. No biggie, but the PR contact seemed a bit put-out. In retrospect, now I … Continue reading The Search for Structure
The Search for Structure
Sometimes, this weird schedule I now have since striking out on my own makes things tough. Case and point: yesterday, I was working on a surprise project with a tight deadline, and had to reschedule a phone interview for an article. No biggie, but the PR contact seemed a bit put-out. In retrospect, now I … Continue reading The Search for Structure
We Came. We Saw. We Blogged About It.
Wow. What a day -- our first-ever PodCamp WesternMass was an amazing success, and my head is still spinning from all of the people I met, conversations we had, and information I packed into my brain. There's so much to download, I think I'm going to write a few different posts. But here are some … Continue reading We Came. We Saw. We Blogged About It.
Blue Canyon Chefs Present
When I walked around the corner into a semi-private seating area and saw a long table with rows of wine glasses and stacks of plates, I thought, aw, yeah. This is gonna be good. Indeed, one of the highlights of the Glacier Country Press Trip to Montana was the six-course wine and food tasting dinner … Continue reading Blue Canyon Chefs Present
