Posts categorized as Love & Like

December 15th always makes me think of Winterland. Back in 92/93, after I saw Bruce Springsteen live at Market Square in Indy, I became obsessed with not just owning all of his albums, but also collecting the hard-to-find bootleg recordings [...]

Earlier this afternoon at the Auer Center for Arts & Culture at OLG’s annual fall retreat (OLG Never Retreats!), we had an icebreaker exercise where the team revealed what they would name their autobiography, if it had to be named [...]

“Welcome. Ladies and gentleman you are about to see a story of murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery and treachery—all those things we all hold near and dear to our hearts.” That’s the first line of the musical, Chicago, and [...]

For those of you that aren’t familiar with Fort Wayne Outfitters you should plan a visit. Not only do we (OLG) have a working relationship with them, (we developed their identity, signage and most recently their new website) but I’m [...]

Summer (and I suppose Fall) 2011 provided some great opportunities to witness some legendary bands/musicians that I never thought I’d be able to see. American Punk  First up was seeing CJ Ramone at The Underground in Sandusky, OH. It seemed [...]

The awesome crew over at music/film zine Ze Catalist asked if I’d contribute something to their ‘Wilco Week’ series, celebrating the release of the rock band’s new album, The Whole Love. I was thrilled to jump in and get all [...]

It is a true blessing to be able to work with a client like Lutheran Health Network. As part of the OLG team it has been amazing to take part in the production of their robust 2010-2011 campaign. I always [...]

I’m sitting across from Bradley Thachuk (associate conductor at the FW Phil and conductor/arranger of all things tremendous in Fortissimo) at Fort Wayne’s favorite English football pub (one might argue it’s actually an Irish Pub, but I have yet to [...]

In late 2009, I was asked to serve on an audience development committee for The Phil. It was a great group, and resulted in an really successful program—Phil U. Also, though, at that first meeting—December 3, 2009 at the Dash-In, [...]