I've just arrived in Jordan safely, and there's a flattering piece in today's New York Post about me! Give it a read and let me know what you think... "Josh Spear is living the slacker dream come true. A 24-year-old…
Continue Reading →I thought everyone would enjoy a little bit of a travel update! Fresh back from Vancouver, I'm headed to the Middle East shortly for the Young Global Leaders Dead Sea Summit. Earlier this year I was nominated as a YGL…
Continue Reading →It's time to get the hell out of dodge. Yeah yeah, we know, we're in a recession. But, on the other hand...airfares and hotel rooms are the lowest they've been in ages. Still can't swing it? Ok, well...what are your…
Continue Reading →Prior to 9/11 many New York City-based business proudly displayed the Twin Towers as part of their skyline-centric logos. Even though it's been nearly eight years since the tragedy at the World Trade Center, many of those same companies still…
Continue Reading →Ah, yes, the holiday gift giving season has arrived. You know what that means? Annoying jingles, lots of cards, the smell of Christmas trees (and our Chanukah candles) and our chance to scour this site (and many more) to bring…
Continue Reading →A few months ago a film crew, photographer, assistants of all types and literally dozens of people with color meters, cameras and lights descended on my NYC office and later at my home to shoot a spot and interview for…
Continue Reading →At TED 2007 I watched misty eyed as James Nachtwey shared his TED Wish, as follows: "I'm working on a story that the world needs to know about. I wish for you to help me break it, in a way that…
Continue Reading →I've been mostly off the radar in Japan this past week taking a little time off from the interwebs, but have been photo-blogging a few of my experiences over at the new pet project blog, Flying Standby. Check out the…
Continue Reading →New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Tianjin, Shanghai, London, Geneva, New York. My travel schedule for the next 3 weeks takes me all the way around the globe. I'll be in meetings, taking a breather at a hot spring…
Continue Reading →If you're wondering what to do tonight, I suggest you run, don't walk to see the film Man On Wire. In 1974 a young Frenchman named Philippe Petit illegally rigged a wire between New York's Twin Towers, which were at…
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