“You can’t create a community with just tiny homes,” says Joseph Grenny, founder of The Other Side Academy (TOSA). “You can’t create the variety of resources, opportunities and rich growth experiences that human beings need by sticking them on an island somewhere.” For Grenny, creating a community means creating the right culture, and that is what he and his organization hope to do with their newest project, The Other Side Village.
Jimenez hopes he can keep expanding and growing Tastemasters. He hopes to keep talking to people in different areas of fermentation, such as kombucha and hot sauce. He also wants to host new kinds of guests, including politicians and policymakers. “If I ever come and reach out to an individual, I’m just here to truly hear your story,” he says. “So, don’t be afraid to come on or have a conversation with me.”
When it comes to celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Reverend’s legacy at large, Salt Lake City isn’t always the first place that comes to mind. In taking a closer look, there are numerous ways to celebrate this historic holiday in Salt Lake on January 16 and beyond. Through Utah’s own Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Commission, an organization that works year-round to promote diversity, equity, and human rights in Utah, the city comes together for several momentous celebrations. These celebrations include educating residents on Dr. King’s mission, curating a one-of-a-kind MLK Jr. license plate, and getting the Utah Jazz involved with Utah’s youth.
After finding success with its first two locations in Ogden and Sandy, Slackwater is finally in Salt Lake City. The restaurant brought its artisan pizzas and vast beer selection to the Granary District in late 2021, and as it did with its first two locations, Slackwater hopes to win over SLC with its fresh ingredients, house-made dough and abundant drink selection.
For Tommy Nguyen, owning a restaurant with his own curated menu didn’t always seem like a possibility. Once a high school dropout working at a Denny’s in Utah County, he eventually made his way to Salt Lake City, where he found opportunities working in the city’s food scene: He rolled sushi at Takashi for 16 years, helped open restaurants such as Rye and the Post Office Place and was a part of developing the taco program at Alibi. With years of experience and hard work under his belt, Nguyen is now co-owner and head chef of one of SLC’s newest 21+ restaurants, The Pearl.
A while ago, we shared with you ‘Hair Care Tips for a Dry Climate’. Now we want to offer some help for those of us living in, well, not so dry climates. Humidity can take its toll on our hair in many different ways, whether that means excess frizz, hair that won’t stop puffing out or even oily, tangled strands scattered everywhere!
The big picture for Surmise in 2020 is continuing to take on more social and political issues in the vein of police brutality. Jones and Surmise want to make change through T-shirts and attempt to bring more attention to those kinds of problems in the world. “I’ve tried really hard to focus on only uplifting voices that need to be heard through this movement,” he says. “And to use my platform to share what is going on, as well as raise money for folks who need it—for mutual aid causes, for bail funds and stuff like that.”
There are seemingly endless amounts of hair care tips and routines to get the most out of your mane; from being selective about shampoos and conditioners to learning the best way to brush and dry your hair. But eating the correct foods for healthier hair can go a long way. Today we bring you the best foods for a healthier head of hair, focusing on nutrients that lead to growth, shine and strength.
It’s been a hundred years since Indian brought to market its iconic model, the 1920 Scout. This model is revered for its style and ride, as well as for breaking a few land-speed records back in the day. Indian now wants to revitalize the spirit of the 1920 Scout with its all-new 2020 Indian Motorcycle® Scout® 100th Anniversary model. This model brings the best of the classic 1920 scout– from its genuine leather solo saddle seat, black wire wheels to its iconic gold pinstripes and chrome-finished beach bar.
One of the factors that is commonly overlooked when considering hair care tips is your climate. Climate affects our hair in ways that many of us wouldn’t expect and can often be the deciding factor between flat, frizzy hair and luscious, voluminous locks. But when we are aware of the amount of moisture in the air – or lack thereof – we can better decide what products we need and what routine works best as we begin our day.