Reported Features
"Have Podcasts Benefited From The Decline of Third Places?" -Fast Company
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"A Weekend at the Longhorn Ballroom" The most storied Dallas venue roars back to life (D Magazine)
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"For Three Nights (And 30 Years) In Dallas Old 97s Were The Only Band That Mattered" (D Magazine)
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"From Tejano Showcases To Jazz Nights, Dallas Is Redefining Texas Music By Celebrating Diversity" -on why the Dallas music scene is better than Austin's (Rolling Stone)
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"Deep Ellum Dreams" -on Ottoman Turks and their recreation/tribute to the Old 97's' 2001 Tour of Deep Ellum (Dallas Morning News)
"Accordion, Strait Up" -on how Abel Casillas took the accordion music he played in tejano bands and formed the best honkey tonk band in DFW, the Squeezebox Bandits (Texas Monthly)
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"Hitmaker Kal Banx Fuses Dallas Sounds With West Coast Hip Hop" -on the TDE's in-house producer became one of the most sought after beatmakers (Dallas Morning News)
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"Do Not Share" -On how an Internet Troll went viral weaponizing city council rules (D Magazine)
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"This is general mistrust" -on what key messengers are teaching Dallas about vaccine hesitancy (Dallas Morning News)
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"Francis Ngannou is the Reigning UFC Heavyweight Champion, But That's Not What Makes His Story Worth Telling" -On Ngannou's life, and why I feel conflicted framing it as "inspirational" (Success Magazine)
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"Joshua Ray Walker's Music Is a Vivid Portrait of Working-class Dallas" -on the complex, imperfect people Walker sings about (Texas Monthly)
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Texas A&M Coach Gary Blair Once Built a Dynasty in South Oak Cliff -on a remarkable story of trail blazers, forgotten Dallas athletes, and a different era of high school basketball (D Magazine)
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"Through Charley Crockett, the Music of James Hand Lives On" -on music, friendship, and hard times (Dallas Morning News)
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"Portrait of a True Crime Character" -on a bizarre and tragic cold case and the man who let himself become its central character (Fort Worth Weekly)
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"The Proving Grounds" -on Charley Crockett and the story of Deep Ellum (Longreads)
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"How Aldon Smith Won His Battle For Self-Worth" - on addiction, football, and the value of a life (DallasCowboys.com)
"Cross Ways" -on the Corpus Christi pastor on a mission to build the "largest cross in the western hemisphere" (Texas Monthly)
"Scenes From the Incredible Dog Challenge" - the friendliest, goofiest competition on Earth (VICE)
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"Tank Warefare" -scenes from one of the most egregious nights of intentional losing the NBA has ever seen (Deadspin)
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"Mr. Zuckerberg Goes To Dallas" - on Mark Zuckerberg coming to Dallas to think about running for president (New York Magazine)
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"Dirk Nowitzki's Big Texas Sendoff" -on the German's final two games in Dallas and San Antonio (Texas Monthly)
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"For Sale: One of the World's Rarest Bob Dylan Albums​" -on arguably the rarest album in existence, hiding in a Grand Prairie record store (Texas Monthly)
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"Bobby Sessions Makes Music To Manifest Justice" -on how the Dallas rapper, whose cousin was slain by police (Texas Monthly)
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"Meet the First Line of Defense for Sexual Assault Survivors South of the Trinity" -on Janaki Subramanian, the sexual assault nurse examiner, and one of Dallas' most heroic people (D Magazine)
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"The Colors and Sounds of Success" -a profile of DJ Steve Aoki (Success Magazine)
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"Building an infinite Mindset" -a profile of Simon Sinek (Success Magazine)
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"We Took NBA Player Willie Cauley-Stein to NorthPark To Look at Art" -on art, commerce, and things not fitting in the boxes we try to place them in (D Magazine)
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"Johnny Kerville" -on whether Johnny Manziel is more or less polarizing in the town he learned to play football (Slate)
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