Ericast 227 - MinneDemo 2013 Hipsters
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This episode recaps my surprisingly busy week last week with a couple highlights from MinneDemo 2013: A nonprofit/church community management site called FreshVine.co and Jerry Belich's Choosatron storytelling gadget.
I also touch on Sorin's Bluff in Red Wing, Minnesota, Lark Toys in Kellogg, Minnesota, buying peaches at the Pepin (Wisconsin) country store, driving through Stockholm, Wisconsin during their Art Fair, the Waconia, Minnesota rodeo (having discovered that the Professional Rodeo Association apparently has no connection and doesn't talk to or work with the Minnesota Rodeo Association when they're in the state), and the 2013 Aquatennial Fireworks in Minneapolis.
That made for a busy Saturday.
Questions, comments, or ideas? Share them by calling 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) or drop an email to me (eric) at ericast.com.
By the way... what do those Aquatennial fireworks look like? Well... here's the show on YouTube
A shakier video taken from near where we were standing (to give you an idea of the first-person experience) is also on YouTube
This episode recaps my surprisingly busy week last week with a couple highlights from MinneDemo 2013: A nonprofit/church community management site called FreshVine.co and Jerry Belich's Choosatron storytelling gadget.
I also touch on Sorin's Bluff in Red Wing, Minnesota, Lark Toys in Kellogg, Minnesota, buying peaches at the Pepin (Wisconsin) country store, driving through Stockholm, Wisconsin during their Art Fair, the Waconia, Minnesota rodeo (having discovered that the Professional Rodeo Association apparently has no connection and doesn't talk to or work with the Minnesota Rodeo Association when they're in the state), and the 2013 Aquatennial Fireworks in Minneapolis.
That made for a busy Saturday.
Questions, comments, or ideas? Share them by calling 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) or drop an email to me (eric) at ericast.com.
By the way... what do those Aquatennial fireworks look like? Well... here's the show on YouTube
A shakier video taken from near where we were standing (to give you an idea of the first-person experience) is also on YouTube
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