digital archives
My buddy Steven Sande of Apple World Today did a write up of all the strange things I’ve done with Apple computers, phones, and peripherals. You can find all this stuff individually on this blog, but it’s cool to have it all in one place. Check it out here:
When our family was in Colorado for vacation a few years back, Vicki and I were going to go to some dispensaries to try the local (and legal) herb. Bree was not happy about this at all, since she has grown up being told that marijuana is illegal, and bad for you. She really didn’t want Vicki to go, even though it has been proven to help with chronic pain, something Vicki has been dealing with for years. The next day, Jacob came out of his room with an amazing poem, called Let Mommy Buy Weed. He found every term for marijuana that he could find, and rhymed it into an incredible poem where a young boy explains to his sister the benefits of weed, and how it can help people with chronic pain. The poem was so amazing that I knew it needed to be turned into a book. Fast forward about 2 years, and the book is complete! I had a buddy of mine who is an incredible artist illustrate the poem for us, in the style of a children’s book, and now it’s available for purchase on Amazon!
Here’s a few pages from the book. And remember, you can purchase your own copy HERE.
My band Conviction recently spent some time in the studio putting the finishing touches on 4 original songs and we think they sound great! Listen to samples below, and watch this space for links when the songs go live on iTunes. We’re also looking into streaming services like Pandora and Spotify. Special thanks to Lynn at LA Audio for recording, editing and mixing our stuff and making us sound so amazing.
Click the image below to watch our video for Finding My Way, created by Jacob Katz of Nerdboy Productions.
Check out the band website at convictiontheband.com for more info and links to full performances, samples and pictures.
Listen to samples below, and look for these songs on iTunes and streaming services soon!
Finding My Way (studio version by Steve Rosenberg)
Baruch Hashem (studio version by Steve Greenberg)
Nothing In This World Is Free (studio version by Steve Greenberg)
Better Than You Know (studio version by Steve Rosenberg)