A blog about New Haven
On a warm September day, New Haven Mayor Toni Harp, Former New Haven City Plan Administrator Karyn Gilvar, and U.S. Rep Rosa DeLauro, met among others on the steps of Canal Dock, the newly constructed New Haven boathouse on Long Wharf for a ribbon cutting ceremony. The ambiance was joyful, everyone was excited about this … Read more
New Haven Director of Transportation, Traffic, and Parking Doug Hausladen joins us to talk about upcoming transportation projects, how to get things done in government, and where is Josh’s Edgewood bike lane, anyway?
If you accidentally blinked for too long, you might have missed New Haven opening like four hundred new restaurants. Luckily, your trusty friend Josh is here to pile food into his body so you, the discerning reader, can decide whether or not it’s Worth It. I haven’t tried out the new Bear’s BBQ location (THE … Read more
Kwadwo Adae joins us this week on the podcast as we discuss public art projects, silent meditation, and the secrets of the Yale Tango Club before playing some games!
The time has once again come, my friends, to hand out the prestigious Rockies Awards, aka the Best (and Worst!) Things in New Haven. Whether it’s the news stories which captivated our collective imagination, or brilliant new restaurants, or something totally made-up because I felt like writing a joke about it, these are the awards … Read more
Margot Broom from Breathing Room joins Josh and Colin to talk about yoga, running a small business, and opening up your Third Eye Chakra.
Last May, a wall-to-wall crowd of dancing bodies filled Stella Blues as DJ outfit Sunken Disco performed for their last time in New Haven. Bringing funk, house, trance, and techno to New Haven, the Sunken Disco events were wildly popular. The last one, I could barely find room to dance. Unfortunately, Sunken Disco consisted entirely … Read more
In Episode 8, Josh sits down with comedian Shawn Murray (@HighbrowShawn) and writer Ashley Raymond (GiraffesEyeView.com) to discuss content production, magnet schools, gentrification, and the exclusivity of Yale. [widget id=”easy_facebook_page_plugin-4″]
If you didn’t listen to the Between Two Rocks podcast last week, you may not know that Baobab Tree Studios is now hosting the B2R Podcast in their gorgeous downtown studio. (Seriously, give it a listen, it’s very funny. You can trust me. For instance, you don’t see me hear telling you to listen to … Read more
Coming from beautiful downtown Baobab Tree Studios, Josh and Colin sit down with Bradley Street Bicycle Co-Op owner John Martin to talk about bikes, business models, and, how to lose money chasing your dreams.
