Last week, I had the absolute privilege of interviewing Chris Blowes for an upcoming episode of The Limb Shift. Chris’s story is one of the most harrowing yet resilient … Read the rest “Back on the surfboard, after a shark…
I’m back at my desk tonight, editing the conversation I had with Tanya Hosch for The Limb Shift. It’s a strange feeling, editing these conversations just a few months … Read the rest ““I’m standing here today on one-leg” –…
I’ve been sitting here tonight, listening back to the raw files from one of the very first interviews I recorded for The Limb Shift. It’s a strange feeling, editing … Read the rest “Why not you? Don Elgin on disability”
I’m clearly out of touch with the musical tastes of the Swedish public. Last weekend I was at Melodifestivalen—the Swedish finals leading up to Eurovision—and a local man in Sundsvall … Read the rest “Adult Themes”
Is it just me, or is the text on the Australian inbound arrival card getting smaller? Between the tiny font, the bright yellow background, and the notoriously dim cabin lighting, … Read the rest “Is it just me, or is…
It was my third time lucky for the food and night temples tour of Bangkok, which I had previously found on Viator. On the previous two occasions, I just didn’t … Read the rest “One night in Bangkok”
My final day in Sweden turned into a memorable adventure, filled with unexpected turns that I navigated with a spirit of discovery. The morning began beautifully; waking up at 6:30 … Read the rest “Final day f-ups”
I arrived in Sundsvall for Melodifestivalen and immediately hit a snag that defines the modern Swedish experience: the “Swish” struggle. In Sweden, “digital only” has moved beyond credit cards; many … Read the rest “The Swish Struggle and Melodifestivalen Magic”
It’s hard to believe it, but today was my last full day in Stockholm. With my departure looming, I woke up with a clear mission: it was time to tick … Read the rest “Stockholm Bucketlist Friday”