Why Was the First Cow Milked in the First Place?
I remember visiting the Turkey Hill Experience with my roommate in Pennsylvania. My roommate crouched under a fake cow, fiddling with its udders like an
They will put you down and open you up, but you will lean like a bad house
Dear Jimmy, My mouth is full of blood. Jimmy, when you spoke of Hell, did you mean this place? Did you mean me? A man
Wax keeps things together: One last plea to save the record store
When you work in music for long enough, you begin to see the same conversations surface, the same arguments made by different people. They might
The Real Meaning of “The Road Not Taken”
It’s graduation season, that special time of year when young people wear robes while booing mentions of AI, and when I get to hear Robert
The Most Interesting Dinner Party in the World
“As I like to say,” booms emcee Josh Gates from the stage, “you’re at the most interesting dinner party in the world!” The gala attendees
Inside The Temple Of The King
In March 1975, Ritchie Blackmore realised he’d be better off without Deep Purple. The guitarist was working on his debut solo album at Musicland Studios
The Legend Behind Monfort Lane – The Fastest Trucks On America’s Highways
In the early 1970s, American trucking was quite different from what it is now. There were no speed limiters and no GPS trackers, and the
VCRs for Rent
The early days of home-video rental were a free-for-all. I don’t just mean the format wars between VHS and Beta. When my family briefly had
the rubble of personal effects
“I always find it curious to discover a home left as if in a state of interrupted daily life, with clothes still hanging like flaccid
Dentside: The sixth generation Ford F-Series
The early 1970s saw Ford and Chevrolet go in two different directions with their respective full-size trucks. While Chevrolet launched the third-generation ‘square body’ C/K
The Case For Unicorns
In a centuries-long case of mistaken identity, we’ve finally rounded up another suspect. The June 11, 2008 discovery of a one-year-old, one-horned deer may put
as free as the sea
There’s something hauntingly beautiful about the freedom of the sea. It’s wild, stretching endlessly, touching every shore without permission, moving as it pleases, crashing and
