Substack
Find me on Substack to read my newsletter, Wrong and Loud.
We can play our life's music timidly and quietly for fear of doing it wrong. Or we can accept that perfection is death and be brave enough to play it wrong and loud.
Vocal Creator
Check out my profile on Vocal, a platform for supporting, discovering, and rewarding creators.
Urban Equestrian
Urban Equestrian started out as a blog about the improbable pursuit of horseback riding in New York City, but evolved to become a blog about figuring out what's important in life and going after it.
It follows the story of my return to horseback riding after a nearly decade-long absence and then my transition from a lifelong English rider to Western rider.
Horse Network
Click here to read my article on the scientific background of the BLM's mustang management policies.
Writing Horseback
Writing Horseback is a travel writing website focused on tips and reviews for creating the ideal horseback vacation. I contributed a guest blog post on where to go horseback riding in Brooklyn, NY, reviewing the barns where I used to ride.
Wanderlife
For the first decade or so of my career, I commuted to an office every day. Possibly the worst thing about the commuter lifestyle was how limiting it was—even for the time outside of work that was supposed to be my own. It was difficult enough to give 40 hours a week to someone else; the other 128 hours were supposed to be mine. But the necessity of returning to the same location every day severely limited the possibilities of what I could do with those remaining hours. The biggest limitation was mobility.
Since taking up the freelance life, I have been exploring what it means to be able to work anywhere, organizing my life around mobility so that I can go wherever I want, whenever I want. This blog is about travel, freelancing, sociological musings, searching for understanding, and the exploration of elsewhere.
Discover Meekly
Music has the power to give us back our selves.
Discover Meekly takes a look at my Spotify Discover Weekly playlist and tries to make sense of it all.