2003

Weizenbier: Batch #36

Dan Bliss April 6, 2003 No Comments

A wheat beer (a.k.a. weizenbier) recipie for summer enjoyment.

A Love Triangle, Part II: I Met the Other Love of His Life

Kerry Ann Ryan April 6, 2003 No Comments

Like a virgin, my man got me all liquored up at a local watering hole just after work so I would be primed for the event.

Snowbird Resort: Snowbird, UT

Gerard Smith March 31, 2003 No Comments

It was the trip I had waited over ten years for, my first ski trip out west. I had done the research and read the magazines, and it all came down to one resort…Snowbird.

Rusted Root (Michael Glabicki Interview)

Brian Piccolo March 23, 2003 No Comments

It’s been nearly ten years since Rusted Root came onto the scene with their breakthrough, multi-platinum album When I Woke. Over the past decade, the Pittsburgh based sextet has carved out a unique sound combining soulful percussion based jams with powerful vocals and complex arrangements. Glide Magazine recently had a chance to talk to Michael Glabicki, the lead vocalist and co-founder of Rusted Root.

10 Questions with Peter Prince

E Ward March 13, 2003 No Comments

As if the road-tested Moon Boot Lover and a flourishing solo career aren’t enough, now Peter Prince undergoes a new traumatic experience.

Seth Yacovone: The Power in Power Trio

Shane Handler March 13, 2003 No Comments

With the talent, poise and genuine acclaim usually earned after enduring decades on the road, Seth Yacovone has already built a career path others spend a lifetime pursuing.

A Love Triangle: Me, My Man, and Phish

Kerry Ann Ryan March 10, 2003 No Comments

You either love Phish or you don’t. I have never seen Phish, or Trey, or any other solo project from the group, so there is no way I can be considered a fan of the band. However, my fianc

Carsten Holler – Half Fiction: The Institute of Contemporary Arts

Shane Handler March 10, 2003 No Comments

Carsten Holler delves into the emotions of doubt, uncertainty and indirectly facing our fears within each developing stage of our lives. Continuously forcing the audience to step outside of the comfort zone allows the show to not only become an experience of awkward perception, but a parallel of passage.

From Russia…With Love

Maggie Odell March 9, 2003 No Comments

I’d love nothing more than to escape the freeze, but an extended vacation to the tropics isn’t in the cards, and I can’t afford to visit the lavish and swank spas that dot our urban landscape with the kind of frequency I’m looking for. What’s a girl to do? The drill goes like this: you practically sweat your skin off in a Russian stone sauna, with periodic buckets full of ice-cold water dumped over your head. When you can’t take any more, you leave the sauna and jump into the arctic plunge pool. When your heart starts beating again, you drag your withered body back into one of the 4 different saunas and steam rooms for more ‘schvitzing’.

Water’s Edge – Part One of Three: A Darkman Original

Jeremy Carr March 5, 2003 No Comments

It was like a symphony – the river and what sounded like a flute…or a recorder. I couldn’t stand, so I crawled to the water’s edge, reaching out for the rock and walking my hands up the side so I could look at the shadow that played the music, but they were gone. All that was left was the…