This collection chronicles over 7 years of live-streaming video posts I’ve recorded.
This raw format is a move from static text to video, facilitating a more immediate and direct connection with others. They are unscripted and unpolished slices in my life, documenting my travels and adventures across various locations in North America.
Mike shares a lazy Saturday morning, covering an eclectic mix of topics. He begins by expressing frustration of Alexandria, Louisiana's urban planning, specifically the lack of sidewalks and car-centric road design, which he argues makes the city dangerous. After sharing some recent musical finds, Mike introduces a cooking segment, extolling his new stuffed pepper recipe.
Mike takes a moment to marvel at the massive new 70/71 interchange in downtown Columbus, notably a towering flyover ramp that spans multiple major corridors, in addition to the Olentangy River.
Mike decompresses aboard the 2 bus in Columbus, Ohio, during the after-work rush.
Because model train sets aren't beholden to cancellation by a boondoggle governor...
Mike reflects on the little ways that WANDA has made a difference, and finds inspiration taking stock on all the positive changes in our communities that often don’t get shown on TV.
This episode chronicles Mike’s commute from a truck stop in Salt Lake City to the airport via public transit. He navigates the city streets, highlighting the challenges of being a pedestrian amidst traffic and the surprising speed of the light rail system.
Mike marvels at the transformation underway in Columbus and around The Ohio State University since moving away in 2017, including acres and acres of parking garages.
Despite the stigmas of not owning a car, walking affords a much more intimate relationship with the places I live.
