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The goal of SlicesOfAmerica.com is to showcase traditional, digital, and lo-tech photography by amateur, hobbyist, and professional photographers. The photos must be based upon any person, place, or thing in the United States. The SlicesOfAmerica.com podcast strives to capture moments, like the camera, but in audio form. Like the images, these sound bytes are also Slices of America.
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Taylor speaks with Terri and Charles of S-n-G Horseback Riding in their small generator-powered travel trailer / office. They discuss how they got started, how they find their horses, the back-stories of many of the horses, and lots of other horse-related stuff. The post #007: Horseback Riding in Galveston, TX first appeared on Slices of America.…
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Andrew Sninsky is a 63 year old Stage III Multiple Myeloma Survivor and an avid cyclist. He turns his love of cycling into a quest for a cure by raising awareness about the disease. I sat down with Andrew at The Joint, in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, LA. He told me his story over a few Abita Ambers. The post #006: Andy Sninsky – Riding …
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Park Ranger Mike Large talks about natural arches in Zion National Park, Utah... On my second night in the park, I attended a ranger lecture titled "In Search of a Great Arch" hosted by veteran ranger Mike Large. Thanks to Ranger Large's generosity, I am able to present the entire lecture here on the Slices of America Podcast. This is an enhanced e…
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Slices of America Podcast 004 - Coach Holmes of Tallassee, Alabama (now residing in Biloxi, MS) talks about his career in football - both as a player and as a coach. Recorded in the food court of the Edgewater Plaza Shopping Center in Biloxi, MS on April 26, 2011. The post #004: Football Stories first appeared on Slices of America.…
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Every year, on Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras Indians wake with the sun and begin their parades through the streets of New Orleans. Clad in beaded and brightly feathered full-body costumes, they travel in small "tribes", accompanied by bass drums, tambourines, and traditional chanting. The procession snowballs as onlookers become participants and join the…
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In this podcast we talk about parks, bats, pedestrians, restaurants, breakfast tacos, Austin's capitol building, and a little hiking in the mountains of west Texas. The post #002: Austin and Guadalupe NP first appeared on Slices of America.By Taylor Lasseigne
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In this, the first episode, you are invited to listen in on a Christmas afternoon conversation between Anna Belle Sandras (my grandmother) and her sister Carrie Rigaud, as they reminisce about growing up on Bayou Lafourche. The post #001: Anna Belle and Carrie Rigaud first appeared on Slices of America.…
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