I currently work for Captura Group, and conduct research for NetSquared.
I live in San Diego and spend my spare time screen printing, surfing, and gardening with my wife.
I write about food, the environment, art, marketing, and life in San Diego.
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Blog Archives dating to September 2002
I highlight Change.gov’s use of best practices to spur and foster a conversation about health care policy.
Thoughts on why my marketing studies keep taking me back to the same place: the beginning.
An extensive interview with Kathy Keehan, executive director of the San Diego Bicycle Coalition. We talk about why I should stop at red lights, why policy makers are finally waking up to the need for bikeable and walkable communities, and how you can help make America’s Finest City even finer.
A passage from John Fante’s novel, Ask the Dust.
Thoughts on what Ride Your Bike to Work day has to do with energy independence, energy diversity, public health, and collective action problems.
I talk to Jay Porter, founder of The Linkery, “a neighborhood restaurant in North Park, San Diego, California on a mission to get to know the people who grow and make the best food and drink in the world, and share it with the community.”