Along for the Ride: An Interstate Commute

Along for the Rideblogathon
Written By Bill Lascher

It's been far too long since I produced an Along for the Ride post. Chalk that up to one of my failings. Lately, though, I've been teaching multimedia journalism three days a week at Clark College, in Vancouver, Wash. Occasionally, as I did today, I take public transit there instead of driving (and I hope to bike some day). Today, I took some video and audio equipment along for the ride so I can show you a sliver of what it's like to commute by transit across the mighty Columbia River. Enjoy.

Bill Lascher

Bill Lascher an acclaimed writer who crafts stories about people, history, and place through immersive narratives and meticulous research. His books include A Danger Shared: A Journalist’s Glimpses of a Continent at War (Blacksmith Books, 2024), The Golden Fortress: California's Border War on Dust Bowl Refugees (2022, Chicago Review Press), and Eve of a Hundred Midnights: The Star-Crossed Love Story of Two WWII Correspondents and Their Epic Escape Across the Pacific (2016, William Morrow).

https://www.lascheratlarge.com
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