One of the downsides to living in a city — even a small one like New Haven — is that everything costs more. There’s no Costco or Shop Rite town, and you know that that means: no cheap bulk hummus. You can’t just be paying top hummus dollar all willy nilly. That’s rent money! Which … Read more
If you haven’t been following closely (cause you’re living your own life or whatever), I bought a house about a year ago. And I’m still here! People love asking me about how the house is going, what it’s like, etc. So rather than risk having another conversation with a living, breathing, human being, I’m going … Read more
Josh sits down with Waka Kickball Rep Kyle Settle, along with co-host Colin Ryan, to talk about the New Haven Kickball League, growing up in New Haven, and whether or not Josh is a gentrifying devil.
Josh sits down with Trinity Bar co-owner Eddie Higgins and English ex-pat Dave Form to talk about Trinity Bar, immigration law, soccer, real estate, and Type O Negative (for some reason).
One of the reasons I love New Haven is its diversity. Not only is New Haven the most representative example of America, but we have literally every kind of weirdo you can imagine. Elbow-patched Yalies? Oh yeah. Punk rock townies? Absolutely. Publicly intoxicated drunks rambling about the government? Definitely. Unlike New York City, where they shovel … Read more
Welcome to the first episode of New Haven’s premiere podcast! Between Two Rocks creator Josh Levinson sits down with co-host Colin Ryan and guest Caroline Smith to discuss Collab, Yale, New Haven Bike Month, swamp people, and more!
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but Connecticut is pretty much the worst place in the entire world. You can’t throw a rock without hitting an article in the Atlantic or the Wall Street Journal about “What’s Wrong With Connecticut?” If you listen to the comment section of every local newspaper or TV station, t’s pretty … Read more
Living in a city is expensive, and New Haven is no different. Sure, it is, by far, Connecticut’s coolest city (take that, New London!), but with that coolness comes a cost. The rents are high, and vacancy is extremely low. There isn’t much you can do about rent, but that doesn’t mean you can’t save … Read more
This week, I wanted to do something a little different, and rather than look towards the future, I wanted to reflect on New Haven’s past, and especially, all of the places which have come and gone from the Elm City. But in order to do that, I needed the community’s help. After all, I’ve only … Read more
Happy Snow Day, Everyone Except People With Mean Bosses Or Important Jobs! Welcome to the WORLD OF TOMORROW, where we only use Bitcoins. Here from 2018, we can properly reflect on all of the GREAT and not so great things which happened in 2017. In this article, I’ll present a list of totally random awards … Read more
