Kolby Granville

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Kolby Granville

Created to run for City Council. Loved serving; still love Tempe. Now a literary magazine publisher. Have made a habit of doing what I love.

It's worked out pretty good so far.

11/17/2024

11/16/2024

Uncategorized And the award goes to… Jeff November 13, 2024 The Tempe Bicycle Action Groups first ever Golden Spoke Award is a custom-made honor that represents the spirit of Bike Tempe and celebrates individuals who have made significant contributions to safer, more bike-friendly streets and comm...

11/16/2024

11/16/2024

Televerde vice president and head of sales Alicia Rasta, a Tempe resident, has been named a finalist by CRN in its Executive Mentor of the Year — Solution Provider category of the 2024 CRN Women of the Year Awards.

11/16/2024

The Ironman Arizona triathlon, touted as a personal record-breaking race, is coming to Tempe this Sunday. But will the traffic break records too?

11/14/2024

Congrats Phoenix!

A $60 million plan to plant 27,000 trees and build 550 shade structures proposed by the Office of Heat Response and Mitigation passed unanimously by the Phoenix City Council.

11/09/2024

This election has reminded me to go re-watch Ted Lasso.

We have highlighted the most heartwarming moments from the "Ted Lasso" show (all 3 seasons). Enjoy the watching!00:03 Rebecca's confession03:26 Ted and Ruper...

11/07/2024

You know how at the end of historical atrocities, there is always that one group who lived in the country who were like, "we didn't know!"

Perhaps liberals are wrong. Perhaps the ex-generals are wrong. Perhaps the former VP and all the former Republican President's are wrong. Perhaps the press, and the pop culture people and the intellectuals are all wrong about Trump. I hope they are.

But if they aren't wrong, you can't say, "I didn't know." That will not be your path to moral absolution. Because everyone did tell you.

11/04/2024

Interesting video and format.

Go to https://SAN.com/surrounded get unbiased, straight facts.You can Download the app through our link or search Straight Arrow News in your app store.Hey y...

11/04/2024

A microtransit service in Phoenix designed to cut down on congestion within specific city zones is set to launch thanks to an influx of federal funds.

11/02/2024

When the government reads my browser history, they are going to rocked by my google searches... Crazy things like this one I just typed in!

10/26/2024

After Dinner Conversation was recently ranked the #2 literary magazine that has not yet received a major award. A weird thing to celebrate, but I'll take it. In fact, we've been getting quite a few awards of late.

We’ve always been driven by a passion to share stories that inspire reflection and meaningful discussions. From the beginning, we aimed to create a space where fiction is more than entertainment—a forum where ethical and philosophical questions take center stage. Thanks to our dedicated readers,...

10/24/2024

Arizona’s public school system is worse than other states based on a recent study looking at several metrics related to education.

10/23/2024

It counts!

10/21/2024

A case for the redevelopment of Fiesta Mall is set to be heard by the Mesa Planning and Zoning Board.

10/18/2024

K-12 schools are reporting a teacher shortage for the ninth year in a row. A new survey of public and charter schools shows a vast majority of teacher positions are either vacant or filled with teachers who don’t meet the state certification requirements.

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Almost every day we go to the same restaurant near where we live; tourists walk right by, but the locals pack it for lunch. Most dishes are $1.75 each. Given that we are leaving Thailand soon, we asked if they would teach us how to cook our favorite meals and the owner was kind enough to open early for us. Here is a clip of some of the cooking class. :)

Ashley (my wife) and I have been traveling the world and working remotely continuously for almost 2 1/2 years now. (If you ever want to know if you married the right person, this is the way to confirm it!) We have had so many amazing experiences and on loads of occasions have said to each other, "How do you photograph this, or even begin to explain it to someone?" Of course, it turns out, you can't. But we are grateful for them all the same. Today was another one of those magical days.

Not this is what I call a protected bike lane!

Kolby and Ashley discuss the philosophy and ethics of art and artists in the short story, “Appreciating Hate" by Deborah Serra. E62. "Appreciating Hate" - Should we stop consuming art from vile artists? https://www.afterdinnerconversation.com/podcast/appreciatinghate

Now this is how you do a protected bike lane!

This would be a cool thing for along Tempe Town Lake somewhere. :)

After Dinner Conversation Podcasts

I generally don't post non-Tempe things here, but I've been doing this for the last 6+ months so I thought I would share. I have been having a great time running the publication "After Dinner Conversation" and doing podcasts about the ethics and decisions surrounding those short stories. New podcast episodes come out every other Sunday. Here is a sample of the new one coming out this Sunday. The question being discussed is, "Do those that don't contribute value to society get to continue to be part of that society?" This question came up as part of the discussion for the fantasy short story, "Rainbow People Of The Glittering Glade." if you want to listen the podcasts are available on all the various platforms (Apple, Google, Spotify, Pandora, etc) or you can download the .mp3 directly from our website. (www.afterdinnerconversation.com) And, of course, the short stories are available to download on Amazon or from the website as well.