RedShift Magazine

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Until the end of WWII, Diamond Head Crater was a strategic outlook post for the American Military. It’s unencumbered views of the Pacific made the crater rim an excellent surveillance point. The military lookout-turned-tourist trap hike is a fast-paced yet moderate climb, perfect with a bouncing 2-year-old on […]

Over the years, RedShift has undergone countless facelifts and changes of direction. It seems to have wandered far from it’s rebellious, disobedient, and avant garde roots to it’s most innocuous incarnation yet: a family-oriented travelogue and adventure magazine. I guess becoming a father has cooled my angst and mellowed my cynicism. Perhaps […]