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Category Archives: travel

It’s Not Easy NOT Being Green

Someone posted a comment on BigTrip.TV:
I’m interested to know what you’re doing to offset the carbon emissions from this “trip”.
I love that he put the word trip in quotes, as if it’s somehow suspect and not really a trip at all. Surely our true intention is to destroy the planet as we know it […]

Operation Pixel Baby

Cali and I both grew up poor, but blessed. Cali grew up connected to an amazingly supportive Italian family and I grew up raised by Baptists who introduced me to Jesus and home grown tomatoes.
We’ve been married nine years and we’ve put off having a kid because we have an amazing relationship. We’ve never had […]

The Key Word is Vicarious

When we set our minds on the goal of becoming professional podcasters, we had laser focus that goes beyond any ambition we’ve ever had before. Our year-long road trip goal has a similar feeling. The goal actually seems almost impossible. We’re wanting to raise more money in two months than we’ve ever made in a […]

So Excited…I Just Can’t Hide It!

Macworld, for us, was an amazing week. We met old friends and made new friends. We’re convinced people who watch GeekBrief.TV are the nicest, coolest people we could know. We also learned a lot.The shows we make outside the studio are not as good as those we make when we’re here. Cali is great in […]

Travel

Some people just LOVE to travel. I’m not one of them. We just got home from Nashville and now we’re off to Arizona for three days. We’re meeting with some folks from Intel, and I’m excited about that. I’m also excited about shooting a Brief at the Grand Canyon, finally. […]

Home from the Road Trip and Fracture

There’s a Southern Gospel song that kept ringing through my head as we wound our way back home. It says,
They say that Heaven’s pretty and livin’ here is too,
But, if they said that I would have to choose between the two,
I’d go home. I’d go home, where I belong.
The song is talking about home […]

The Road to Gnomedex

We left a week ago.  It was the beginning of a month-long road trip.
Sunday, we were driving through Wyoming listing to To the Best of Our Knowledge on NPR.  The host was talking to the author of a book about mothers.  She had just written a book about how women become smarter when they become […]