A Pocket Full Of Change

For The Jukebox Playing Inside of Your Head By Robert J. Ottaviani Whether you bop to pop, nettle with metal, poke around with folk, flock to rock, pay your dues for the blues, flip flop about hip hop, prance to dance, have a hanker-in for Hank or are a spaz about jazz-there’s something for everyone [...]

Two Shows In One Week

By Jim Calder Last week I was fortunate enough to see two amazing musical performances and both definitely left a positive impact on my life. When I told a friend that I was planning on writing on these experiences for ProLong Magazine, she seemed puzzled and asked, how do those concerts Prolong your life? I [...]

Cuba: Finding A Way Into The Country

By Tyrone Brown Adventure (as defined by Marriam-Webster): An undertaking usually involving danger and unknown risks An exciting or remarkable experience An enterprise involving financial risk Some people travel to relax. Others travel for business. Me, I travel for pure adventure, and to remind myself that I am really alive. I’ve done a lot of [...]

Joe’s Biggest Fan

By Michele Stivalo Are you a fan of jazz music?  If so, what is it about jazz that draws your interest?  And if not, can you identify the reason? I grew up in a musical family, so I started listening to jazz at a young age. My father has been a professional musician for over [...]

The Seeds of Appreciation

By Robert J. Ottaviani Years have a way of washing away a lot of memories but some stay firmly ensconced and are close to the heart for recall. When I was a young pre teen little guy looking for adventure I found myself outdoors quite often. There was a kind elderly man in the neighborhood [...]

The Not So “Strange” Rise From Near Death

The entertainment industry is full of dreamers just waiting for their big break. Jason Strange is not one of them; he is a passionate writer and family man devoted to his craft. After spending six weeks in a drug induced coma, Jason rose from his death bed to continue to chase his goal of becoming [...]

Please Think About Peas

By Jim Calder A wise man once told me that things don’t need complex words in order to be understood and that the best ideas are boiled down to simple things. My friend and business partner Matt Tucker, also pointed out to me in a quote that “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” – Leonardo da Vinci. [...]

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