“I put it away for six months because it’s clearly a stoner idea … but then we hadn’t lived through everything we’ve gone through in the past few months.”

Call it a pet project.

D.C. also has more than triple the number of journalism-related projects than the national average.

“One day I’d like to calm caged whales and relax abused dogs, but first I need to create a sustainable business, one that sells animal music people will actually buy. Cats seemed like the obvious choice.”

Two Arlingtonians needed a set of speakers for the beach. How cool, they thought, would it be if they were in a football.

He took the “highway” (presumably the Beltway) to the “Danger Zone” (Erick Sanchez’s parents’ living room).

They are turning the 1975 design manual into a book and crowdfunding it on Kickstarter.

Sunday, September 13, Loggins will take the highway to play the “Danger Zone” (this dude’s living room).

More than 3,500 people have contributed over $249,000 so far.

It is the beginning of a multi-project partnership with Kickstarter.