Some anticlimactic news: This is my final blog post on this website for a while (maybe ever).
My first post was published the day I launched my redesigned site on Aug. 1, 2014. I said in that post that I didn’t anticipate blogging frequently.
At that time, I had recently finished grad school and was looking for full-time work. So the site was mostly a portfolio site and partly a way to show I was keeping busy. Read the whole post
Yesterday I unveiled my map. At least I finally put it online. In my apartment I have the real map, a giant one on a corkboard where I have pins in all the places I’ve been. As a geography nerd who has spent the last 20 years pretty obsessed with sports travel, it’s become one of my favorite possessions. I’ve wanted to move it online for a while now and I finally did yesterday. Read the whole post
It’s a big day for my little passion project—the PHLNYPR finally has a home.
The PHLNYPR, many of you probably don’t know, is a… thing… I’ve been doing on Twitter since September 2012. It stands for Philly/New York Power Rankings.
On the first day of every month, I rank all 12 pro sports teams from Philly and New York in the four major sports leagues. Read the whole post
To start with the lede: I’m launching a podcast. You probably already figured that out from the headline.
Technically I’ve been launching a podcast for the past few months, today is just the day I can finally switch things into past tense and say that I’ve launched a podcast. You can already listen to Episode 1 on my site, or search for it and subscribe in the iTunes store. Read the whole post
Welcome to my new blog!
This is the first post, where I’m supposed to explain my reasons for launching the blog. I know this because I’m kind of experienced. You see, this is the fourth different personal blog I’ve launched.
My first blog, An Incaviglia Truth, chronicled my 2007 trip to all 30 MLB stadiums in one summer. The blog ended when I ran out of stadiums. Read the whole post