The Hyundai Boulder Concept


The Hyundai Boulder Concept

I’ll admit, I’ve never driven a Hyundai vehicle. I don’t have anything against the brand. In fact, I think they’ve made huge improvements over the years. I just haven’t had an opportunity to get behind the wheel. But the Boulder Concept vehicle has me excited to drive my first Hyundai.

The 2027 Subaru Getaway Is the Family EV That Doesn’t Settle

As a dad with a family of seven and two dogs, I want a vehicle with power and personality. I also need room for kids, overnight bags, dog crates, snacks, chargers, and all the random stuff that appears right before we head out. Finding something that can handle all of that without feeling like a school bus is not easy. The 2027 Subaru Getaway seems to check all the boxes.


Mocha Man Music Moment

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Six years after their Tiny Desk (home) concert, Tiana Major9 finally performs live at the Desk, delivering ballads from November Scorpio about love, longing, doubt, and regret. Highlights include Grammy-nominated “Collide,” the playful “desire.,” and a closing performance of “energy!” with special guest Keyon Harrold.


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I was featured in Kelsey Rexroat's article, "What Are the Routines of So-Called Super-Readers?" after reading 614 books in 2025. Click here to read the article.


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