Manhattan has always been top-heavy, museum-wise. To see one, at least the big guys, you got to go uptown. The Whitney Museum of American Art – in a bizarre cubed building on an unsuspecting street of the Upper East Side – always felt … Read on
I always liked to make things. As a kid, I created a comic series about unstoppable football players, transformed empty refrigerator boxes into a backyard world’s fair, and later cut-and-pasted hand-drawn concert programs for an indie rock band I played in. I also … Read on
A #chat this week asked about a favorite adventure near New York City. To answer I had to look up the history of the elusive word “adventure.” And then I turned to Billy Joel. Here’s my 240-word answer. Watch the Billy Joel roadtrip … Read on
Last year I flew to Athens for three days to do the keynote speech at TBEX 2014. I had a busy busy year, but I made time for it because there are a few things I wanted to say — about how “travel … Read on
Did you know the New York Times has never printed the phrase “travel like a local”? Not once. That surprised me a bit, considering you can’t go far reading magazines, press releases, Twitter or those captioned inspirational photos on Instagram without hearing “travel … Read on
It’s really pretty easy to figure out what you need to do to quit your job and see the world. For example, these five things. 1. Save some money. 2. Quit your job. 3. Go. 4. If you don’t have a lot of … Read on
