Well, I spent over a month in Nola and stayed through my first Mardi Gras. It was cool and all, but it was def time to move on. I made my way up to NWA to check out the mountain biking scene. So far so good, even if it is getting a bit cold today... Will update further on the trail system here in Bentonville as they make their bid to become the World Capital of Mountain Biking. 

Howdy folks. Today I'm sharing my first podcast I recorded in my RV, officially setting off on a journey around the country. This episode is mostly about observations from the town I'm setting off from and have lived in for the past 7 years, Boulder, Colorado. Boulder is a wonderful town in many ways, but one also increasingly dealing with the problems of the "haves and the have nots". It meanders at times, but hopefully provides some interesting things to think about from an angle you might not have experienced yourself. 

I have to say sorry about the background noise as snow falls upon the RV. I'm out in the elements, so some outside noise is unavoidable, but I'll do my best going forward to minimize and produce some nice, clean audio. Cheers for understanding. 

This episode is a first part of a series to build context around who I am, where I'm from, where I've been and where I'm going. More importantly, why the hell you should care about any of that. 

The one thing I can promise is that the content, view points and perspective are entirely original. Whether or not they add value (and hopefully they do!), ultimately is up to you. 

This quick 2-min segment gives a brief explanation on what I'll be talking about and why it might be relevant for you!