SidewalkSpeaks

Listen in to a short story based on true events as I walked through the backwoods of Tampa. This story may scare little people, so be sure to hide them away. I passed by a house the other day. Its single door, golden-brown, shown in the noonday sun ...a sudden horror overcame me #tampa #reviews #survivecorona #storytime #performanceart #normallife #scary --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen in to a short story based on true events at Armature Works - Heights Market Place, revitalized aged infrastructure, a community of restaurants, and aristocrats nestled in the heart of historic Tampa downtown. #tampa #review #survivecorona #storytime #performanceart #armatureworks #survivecorona #streetart #urbanart #normallife #storytime Subscribe to this podcast | Find us on Instagram at sidewalkspeaks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen in to a short story based on true events at my house. Early Pregnancy was not joke for my loved one. #pregnancycravings #publixicecream #myownicecream #pregancywoes #publix #earlypregnancy #document #survivecorona #tampa #streetart #urbanart #normallife #storytime https://linktr.ee/sidewalkspeaks --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen in to a short story based on true events at Plato's on South Orange Blossom Trail in Orlando! Neon yellow beams and columns frame white paneled celestials. Glistening fluorescent moons shine down on jean's, colored pants, shorts, long sleeve shirts, sweaters, belts, hats and T's . Dusty red/yellow footprints were marked with Jordan, Chuck Taylor, New Balance, and Nike. Like performance art or resell? Find links here: https://linktr.ee/sidewalkspeaks #survivecorona #tampa #streetart #urbanart #normallife #storytime #review #VisitOrlando #explore #foundinthetrash --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen to this short synopsis of me and my loved one's first-time experience of watching Avatar: The Last Airbender #avatarthelastairbender #avatar #Netflix #survivecorona #tampa #streetart #urbanart #normallife #storytime #review Like street art? Follow on Instagram.com/sidewalkspeaks Engage on eBay.  Find links here: https://linktr.ee/sidewalkspeaks Whether you like the content or not, leave a review. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The windshield was sated with rain; the road drunk its fill and dribbled the rest over its shoulder. Swells, cattails and canals imbibed what was left. Tier 2, seat 1 gives an almost panoramic view of the Floridian landscape. The orange/pink/blue sky sinks into the road like an open valley bounded by palms, pines and pricklies... [listen in for more] Review this podcast and subscribe to hear more fantastical stories about local businesses, restaurants, and other reviews. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks

Welcome to SidewalkSpeaks. Listen in to a short story based on true events at Orlando City Walk! 745PM. Step off uni-directional shifting plates. 7:46PM...onto red stained concrete polygons. 8PM. The campus with a violent gurgle vomits up overdue guests... Review this podcast and subscribe to hear more fantastical stories about local businesses, restaurants, and other reviews. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks | engage on Etsy @sidewalkspeaks

Welcome to SidewalkSpeaks. Listen in to a short story based on true events at the Melting Pot! Wood rectangular slabs and buttoned couches seat gold trimmed sandals, heels, boots, flip-flops, and sneakers. White capped mountains and firs peer through a giant wooden.... Review this podcast and subscribe to hear more fantastical stories about local businesses, restaurants, and other reviews. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks | engage on Etsy @sidewalkspeaks

Welcome to SidewalkSpeaks. Listen in to a short story based on true events at Fade Masters Barbershop! Patrons pose on black thrones laden with golden accessories & robes trimmed with golden tassels... Review this podcast and subscribe to hear more fantastical stories about local business, restaurant, and other reviews. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks | engage on Etsy @sidewalkspeaks

Welcome to SidewalkSpeaks. Listen in to a short story based on true events at the Chewy Boba Company of Tampa! Sculpted bouncers strike stiffening fear into the chest cavities of formidable foes, stiff plastic figures in silent, motionless battle atop wooden shelves... Listen in to hear the end. Review this podcast and subscribe to hear more fantastical stories about local business, restaurant, and other reviews. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks | engage on Etsy @sidewalkspeaks

Welcome to SidewalkSpeaks. Listen in to a short story based on true events at the International Boba House of Tampa! Click, clack of the drums and symbols, piano keys and strokes chime beneath nibble fingers. Dropdown menus displayed colorful options. Lively characters zap across the screen, pikachu; purple rain... Listen in to hear the end. Review this podcast and subscribe to hear more fantastical local business, restaurant, and other reviews. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks | engage on Etsy @sidewalkspeaks

Welcome to SidewalkSpeaks. Listen in to a short story based on true events during my trip to Lettuce Lake park in Tampa, FL! Warning stomp! Low rubble of wooden posts anchored in still water, but no movement and blank stare... Listen in to hear the end. Review this podcast and subscribe to hear more fantastical local business, restaurant, and other reviews. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks | engage on Etsy @sidewalkspeaks

My contributions, reviews, and stories speak more to what I value then it does the companies, barber shops, restaurants, and parks I lyricize. I figured what better way to get to know a city as an engineer and foodie than to explore it's restaurants/infrastructure and breath the air of the atmosphere/influence they create. This is my way of breaking into the printable food market, writing and mouthing reviews that attempted to translate spices into texts and dinner plates into prose. What I desire from these streets I roam, is freedom. It's the imperfections/commonality of street art/literature/poetry that attract me to it and the hope for restoration/progress that keeps me fixated. This is my city and I am on a quest to know it like the back of my hand, till it is a map scribbled on the leaflets of my heart. Welcome to SidewalkSpeaks; listen in. Like interactive art? Follow on Instagram @sidewalkspeaks | engage on Etsy @sidewalkspeaks