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The year was 2000. My friends (Dustyn and Wes) and I went into the big city (Saskatoon) to watch the Monster Trucks. Dustyn had a Chevy Cavalier, as everyone did. It was a red Z24 dubbed “The Red Rocket”. Wes had a bright yellow Camaro, but we had already driven into Saskatoon to see Korn […]

I guess this is an every other week blog. I had full intentions of doing it every week, but sometimes I forget. Other times, I’m just lazy! When the pandemic happened back in 2020 the entire world came to a complete stand still. One of the things I missed the most was live sports and […]

Archeologists in Egypt have uncovered a very interesting tomb. As soon as images were posted online everyone had the same question. “Is that Marge Simpson?”. The coffin was found in a tomb that experts believe was designed for senior officials and priests 3500 years ago. Were ancient Egyptians fans of The Simpsons. I mean, LOOK! […]

Sports have an unparalleled ability to elicit deep emotions, from sheer joy to crushing disappointment. The recent US Open saw Rory McIlroy experience the latter, with a devastating loss that left fans around the world in shock. As we reflect on McIlroy’s near miss, it’s a poignant reminder of some of the most heartbreaking last-minute […]

It just so happens that the random pictures from my camera roll this week are all concert pictures as well. They were next in line, so I figured this weekly blog feature would go in chronological order now. As I go through my camera roll and delete pictures I don’t want/need any more, I should […]

One of the best parts of summer is festival season. Mostly in Canada. Down in the warmer parts of the USA, it began a while ago. But typically it really ramps up in the middle of May here. I’ve been to my share of festivals throughout my life so I have some tips if you […]

I occasionally look up a bands setlist before seeing them in concert. Usually only for bands I’m half interested in. If it’s a bucket list band, I don’t go near it. I like to be surprised. However, Roger Daltrey of the Who seems to be a bit of a curmudgeon about it. Roger Daltrey. Photo […]

This post is not a “these young kids today don’t get it” criticism. “Kids today” can take a look at this and maybe see where we come from. This is meant to make us grateful for being born at an awesome and unique time in history. A peaceful and simple time. Even if it wasn’t, […]

Time for another series of blogs. It might be more than once a week, but I’ll go for at least once! I started going through my phone and getting rid of pictures because I have way too many. Random things I don’t remember, memes that are out of date, recipes that I’ll never use, and […]

It was 2006 and I was about to head to my first NHL playoff game. I lived in Edmonton for a few years while going to broadcasting school at NAIT so I usually made my way to a few games a season. But I knew this was going to be a different experience. The Oilers […]