Video and interview of Boston poet Mignon Ariel King on WGBH’s Basic Black
Boston native, poet (and friend of Sooz) Mignon Ariel King is featured in a profile on the WGBH website for Basic Black. Watch the video below and then read the interview. Follow Basic Black on Twitter.
Bloggers @ A.R.T.
Several years ago I conspired with The American Repertory to invite Boston area bloggers to a performance at their new Zero Arrow Theater in Harvard Square. It was a fun excuse to get out to see something I rarely seem to do: theater! Thanks to Nicholas Peterson at A.R.T., they're inviting bloggers to this Sunday's...
Drupalcon Love (and why Kieran Lal rocks)
Earlier I was catching up with Acquia's blog and found this post by Kieran Lal. He rounded up a bunch of feedback about Drupalcon Boston that some of the (850+) participants posted on their blogs. After spending a solid eight weeks jam packed with work helping Kieran and the rest of the Boston organizing committee...
On Broadway Opens in Theaters in Boston!
I've been so busy with helping plan Drupalcon Boston that I'm five days late writing about this other exciting tidbit. One of the greatest movies ever (seriously) debuted at the 2007 Boston Independent Film Festival -- On Broadway They finally have a run of dates in the Boston area. Here's hoping it expands to the...
Drupalcon Boston March 3-6, 2008
The freelance life is off to a good start. Jeff Whatcott, the new VP of Marketing at Acquia, hired me as an event planner to help out organizing the upcoming Drupalcon Boston event that lands in Boston March 3-6, 2008 at the Boston Convention Center. See you there? About Drupalcon ... Drupalcon Boston 2008 takes...
Boston photo walk on Saturday November 10th
A few of us are getting together tomorrow morning to wander around Boston together and take photos. If you want to join us, please do! Boston Photo Walk! Saturday, November 10th 11:30 AM @ the big fountain - Boston Common (Tremont Street) Lost? Questions? Call Sooz: 617-379-0637 RSVP @ upcoming.org I'm going to create a...
Photos: Johnette Napolitano at the Paradise Lounge
I've been a fan of Concrete Blonde for a long time so it was a huge treat to see Johnette Napolitano at the Paradise Lounge on May 18th. As an added bonus, she sang my favorite Concrete Blonde song -- "Little Conversations." At the end of the night, Laurie Sargent joined her on stage for...
Exploit Boston Game Night Tonight at Soul Fire on May 1st
It's been almost two years since Michael and I started up Exploit Boston Game Night. We'll have to do something extra fun for the June event -- lots of good giveaways, perhaps! Tonight is the May 1st 2007 edition of the event. We're at Soul Fire in Allston the first Tuesday of every month, ......
On Broadway Is a Superb Movie
Last week as I was wading through the schedule for the Independent Film Festival of Boston I noticed On Broadway. It looked interesting so I got tickets for Michael and I to attend the encore world premier screening last night. Wow! This movie is excellent. I really hope they get a big distribution deal because...
Boston Job: Operations Support Specialist at EditShare
I started a new job this week as an account manager at EditShare. They manufacture a system that stores audio and video media files in a central networked solution. It's used by video production companies, television studios, etc. EditShare is looking for help from someone who wants to join the company as an operations suppport...
Tourfilter in today’s Boston Metro
There's a great profile about Tourfilter's Chris Marstall in today's Boston Metro on page 11. I've been using Tourfilter for a couple months to track concert listings for all the bands that I play on Exploit Boston Radio.
10 People Who Could Disappear Off the Face of Boston
Michael is at it again with a humorous write up about ten people in Boston who he'd like to see disappear. 9. Whoever made the 66 Bus schedule. It should be nominated for a National Book Award in the Fiction category. Though I guess it's honest, after a fashion; they promise four buses an hour,...
