Pop Junkie design is a collaborative effort between a young pair of fashionistas, founded in Santa Barbara, CA. The duo recently announced their Winter line of T-shirts, accessories, prints, and home-wares. My favorite shirt is definitely the Floral Lion, shown…
Continue Reading →I don't know about you all, but in my old age, I am lucky if I can muster enough energy for a half day on the slopes (days like this are different-- we're due for 2 ft. of fresh in…
Continue Reading →Although Christmas still isn't for a few days, Santa and his Elves are hard at work, readying all of the toys for the boys and girls throughout the world. And our Jewish friends have already joyously received a majority of…
Continue Reading →The Unseen Video is a weather controlled, dynamic music video generator that has the goal of creating new synergies between the music, the video, and the surroundings of the viewer. The site creates a unique flash video that is gauged…
Continue Reading →I realize the vast majority of you don't ski or snowboard in the backcountry-- some of you may not even know what the term 'backcountry' means. And most of you who do ride probably do so in a more controlled…
Continue Reading →By the time our last night in Miami rolled around (earlier this week), we were 'restaurant-ed out' to say the least. We had experienced some great cuisine during the 3 previous nights, but it just gets a little tiring going…
Continue Reading →Anyone who has been reading this site for more than a few months knows I have high expectations when it comes to Sushi. In fact, I'm not really ashamed to say I'm a complete snob when it comes to eating…
Continue Reading →After a long day of travel to Miami, Josh and I were famished when dinner time rolled around this evening. Lucky for us, Novecento is right across the street from our base camp, the Conrad Miami (We know, it's not…
Continue Reading →We're going to let you in on a secret here at JoshSpear.com. As far as blogs go, you know nothing beats us (but of course!) for content on what's fresh and inspiring in the world. But what you might not…
Continue Reading →When I was a wee lad, I played with Legos. To me, Legos were those little plastic blocks that came in different colors and sizes; the sky (or dinner bell in my case) was the limit on what you could…
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