My time in Sochi is something I will never forget. I don’t think I’ve ever worked on a project that was so equally rewarding and exhausting. In 26 days I traveled 11,824 miles by plane. More remarkable is that in the same time I also traveled 1,238 miles by bus. That’s almost exactly the distance between New York and Miami. These Games have been amazing, unforgettable, productive and fun while at times also frustrating, isolating lonely and infuriating.
Through it all, I wrote. I wrote a lot. 26 detailed journal entries, nine blog posts for Style Hi Club, six articles for other publications and I even did one television interview and one radio guest appearance. In case you missed anything, here is the official round up. Can’t wait to do it all again in Rio!
Articles on Style Hi Club
- I’m Going to the Sochi 2014 Olympics!
- The City of Sochi in Photographs
- Sochi First Look: Coastal Cluster
- Sochi First Look: Mountain Cluster
- Sochi First Look: Rosa Khutor
- Guide to Olympic Pin Trading
- What is Curling? and How to Pretend to Understand it
- A Day in the Life of an Olympic News Service Reporter
- Is Sochi the Future of Airport Security?
Articles in Other Publications
- How to Get to Sochi for the Winter Olympics [Men’s Journal]
- Why Sochi Will Be the Greatest Winter Olympics Ever [The Huffington Post]
- Know Before You Go: Sochi [National Geographic]
- Reflections From An American in Russia [National Geographic]
- 10 Reasons to Visit Sochi Post-Olympics [Oh The People You Meet]
- Fantastic Sochi 2014 Adventure [XShot Blog]
Other Media
- Television Interview During Opening Ceremonies [Russia Today]
- Radio Interview on Diplomatically Speaking [New York’s WVIP 93.5 FM]
- My Epic Video Recap of the Experience [YouTube]
