One thing people constantly ask me is, “Hey Josh, what’s it like fixing up an old house in New Haven?” To which I reply, “Excuse me what?” In reality, I’d say it’s less that I’m fixing up an old house and more that me and old house are watching each other decay. Purchasing a house … Read more
Happy Halloween, everyone! I hope you all got your human costumes on! Despite the rain, Halloween must go on, as the old saying goes. And you know how Baby Boomers will make us sit through 30 new think pieces about how kids are weak these days if god forbid we move Halloween over a single … Read more
Community Outreach Director Lee Cruz joins Josh and co-host Shawn Murray on the podcast to discuss how we develop communities, push community projects over the finish line, and how many Instagram followers we all have. Check it out on Spotify, iTunes, or on BetweenTwoRocks.com today!
Eighteen months ago, I woke up after another St. Patrick’s Parade Day hungover. My stomach lurches. My eyes fall onto a discarded Papa John’s box. One third of a mushroom-and-grreen-peppers pizza pie remains, sitting idly at room temperature. The other two-thirds bubble inside of me, a terrible science experiment gone wrong. My head is a … Read more
Kevin and Seth from Kawit! join co-host Shaina Hotchkiss to talk about running a pop-up Filipino restaurant. We discuss the challenges of finding a location, and Josh offers both a heartfelt apology to Seth as well as a totally pointless story.
What do you do when you are trying to think of a humorous, intelligent way to address gentrification and zoning challenges in New Haven but you’re not quite ready to bite the bullet? You write a review column, of course. New Haven’s restaurant scene is as competitive as ever, so this week, we look at … Read more
Rachel Liu joins us to talk about taking the plunge into full-time photography, how to make models comfortable, and what kinds of photography we hate.
You can feel autumn coming as you walk down the streets of New Haven. The crispness of the cool breeze. The slow descent of the first dying leaves. Mayor Toni Harp standing in front of a vacant lot having a not-really-a-groundbreaking at Definitely Coming Someday Q House. Oh yes, it is Primary Season. “But Josh, … Read more
Steve and Henry from NewHaven.IO join us to talk about the New Haven tech community, how to get into the tech scene, and what our most hated programming languages are. Or download it here: https://share.transistor.fm/s/878efe79
Sometimes, when you’re feeling a little blue, the answer is not, in fact, six more hours of The Office. Sometimes you just gotta, I don’t know, try. “Y’know what I should go outside today.” But then you’re all “I don’t want to got to East Rock again. I always go there. I should do something … Read more
