Features

Scott’s travels through Belgium continue as he and his wife Erin visit the Belgian city of Bruges.  Missed part one?  Check it out here. On our second day in Brussels we … Read More

It was a building barely large enough to be called a closet, with a handful of stools and standing room only.  Tucked into a corner window was the tiny flat … Read More

Ahhh… Brussels, what can I say about this place?   A whole bunch as a matter of fact.  Resting between France and Netherlands, the country has a very unique feel … Read More

Hidden among the neighborhoods of Cleveland’s metro and suburbs are gems like The Christmas Story house and The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame  It is also home to one … Read More

At the time of publishing this feature, The Fremont Diner was safe and has not sustained any damage in the horrific wildfires that have ravaged Northern California. We came to … Read More

  Nestled in the shadow of a long dormant volcano not far from the banks of one of California’s largest lakes and surrounded by rolling vineyards and lazy hills is … Read More

He didn’t plan to make beer history when he asked a brewer friend to help him craft a beer to pour at his booth during Brewfest, Knoxville’s seminal spring beer … Read More

“…I put a spell on you, because you’re mine…” Nina Simone’s words came to mind as the hotel shuttle barreled down the interstate towards what appeared to be the depths … Read More

With sandwiches like the Danny Davito and the Johnny Knoxville we were curious.  Then they mentioned a 5 pound hotdog.  And a giant $5 PBR.  Curious Dog had us hooked … Read More

I probably should have turned the car around and stayed home when I left the morning of my California adventure.  Having to trudge through a couple of inches of snow … Read More