Husband and wife team up to chat about being entrepreneurs in the food industry in 2019!

I’ve titled this podcast "The Adventures of Starting Over Again (Again)" because it’s not the first time I’ve had to hit the “restart button” in life and almost head right back to the drawing board. They say you should fail soon and often, so that you can figure out how to get things right. I’m not so sure about all of that, but I do know that noth…

“How Social Media Made Me Suicidal”Only you know what prompted you to click the link to this blog post or play the audio file of this podcast, but if what I know about viral marketing proves to be correct, then it's likely because it prodded one of your six basic emotions of happiness, sadness, anger, fear, disgust, or surprise. You can listen to t…

In my return to this blog and podcast series, I get personal and talk about my need to "break out of my comfort zone" and ask for help in getting home for the holidays. There's a link to make a donation via PayPal to the right (i.e. The Tip Jar) . You can talk with me directly and donate via credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Expr…

I've been in a bit of a "funk" lately, and my blogging and podcasting schedule has suffered. I just couldn't bring myself to "get back into the groove" of things, after having a few personal and professional setbacks over the past few months. Then, I saw this tweet from Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle: And this, inspired this podcast, …

After receiving several calls/texts about how inconveniencing the Chicago Teachers Union Strike (#CTUstrike on Twitter) was for downtown Chicago travelers, I decided to put together the little podcast giving my take on the situation. As you can see from the picture I've included here, I actually went "old school" and wrote out my thoughts on notebo…

This week's podcast is "The Adventures of Being Nickel and Dimed", which is mostly me ranting about my terrible experience with Greyhound Bus Lines and juxtaposing that to the book "Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in america" by Barbara Ehrenreich, and my feelings about being poor in america! Nickel and Dimed Please feel free to leave comment…

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