What can I say about the Museum of Jurassic Technology. Nothing actually. I can't say anything because frankly I wouldn't even know where to begin to describe this eclectic, weird and wonderful cathedral of curiosities that graces and otherwise bland strip of Venice Blvd in Culver City. https://youtu.be/L5K27Fb5EGw What I can say is that this... Continue Reading →
Welcome to LA! We can’t think of a better city to start with then the City of Angels where we’re gonna eat, drink, and cruise through everything weird, wild, and wonderful this sprawling city has to offer. https://youtu.be/0Z6us5JAFl4 In the first of our 24 film series (thats not a typo… we did 24 films on... Continue Reading →
Last summer, a friend of mine and I won a contest from WOW air to travel the world and make films for them. Half a year later they abruptly cancelled all service. Coincidence? Dear God I hope so. One thing I can say having worked closely with them is that WOW certainly did things differently, for... Continue Reading →
Tokyo. Hold on, it gets nuts. Tokyo is huge first of all. As far as cities go it is spread out like Los Angeles with way more people walking around. It's busy, full of life, and amazing. Finding a place to stay can be a little daunting, but getting around on the subway is easy... Continue Reading →
Ottawa is one of the seventh coldest capital cities in the world, and if that doesn’t make you want to come, then just wait. It is also home to the largest skating rink in the world, along with having more festivals then any other city in North America. Despite all these accolades, Ottawa does not... Continue Reading →
“Now you know how the ham feels,” the young kid behind the bar with the Shaggy goatee said over my pour, “you’re smack in the middle of it.” It is perhaps the closest way to explain how it feels to be in Edmonton, a city so smack central in a continent not many people make... Continue Reading →
Kyoto is kinda a perfect city. There. I said it. Japan, as a whole, is a mind-blowing experience. If you've read my lead up to this post you will have an understanding that in a world where I have made love to many countries, Japan is probably be the one I'm thinking about while traveling... Continue Reading →
Nara is a beautiful little town. Quiet, out of the way, and not murdered by tourists, it really is a beautiful retreat where you can experience ancient Japan in the modern era. The train here is a quick hop from Osaka, and getting around by foot is a breeze. Arriving at the station we didn't... Continue Reading →
Japan is by far the most foreign place I have ever travelled to. Let me mention that I have been to Bhutan, Pond Inlet above the North Pole, and even the south Bronx. Japan is by far the most xenocentric locations on the globe, and has good reason why that is so. My knowledge of... Continue Reading →
Continuing on our series about Denver (sounds so very 60 Minutes right?) we come to a very important segment (for an Italian)... foods. When someone says Denver, the first thing I think of is John Denver. The second thing I think of is John Denver eating a Denver omelet. The third thing I think of... Continue Reading →
