16 years of marriage, and we’re still in the deep end–blowing bubbles, staying afloat.
Protecting the Ones that Made Us Fans
Kase Johnston misses NBA basketball and his Utah Jazz, but he knows that we need to keep everyone safe and that they'll be back
Kase Johnston misses NBA basketball and his Utah Jazz, but he knows that we need to keep everyone safe and that they’ll be back
Against All Odds: The Return of Phil Collins to My Playlist After 35 Years
Kase Johnstun takes a deep look at emotional expressiveness in young men through the lens of the music of his youth
Kase Johnstun takes a deep look at emotional expressiveness in young men through the lens of the music of his youth
Losing Grandpa
After 20 years sober, Kase Johnstun’s grandfather fell off the wagon during a fishing trip in Alaska. He never got back on.
Why We Run: More Than a Running Group
When I think about how we are more than a running group, the fact we've become a non-profit organization never enters my mind. The people do.
When I think about how we are more than a running group, the fact we’ve become a non-profit organization never enters my mind. The people do.kase
If You Can’t See that the Obama’s are Perfect for the White House, There’s Something Other Than Politics at Play
First Lady and Mother Michelle Obama lifts girls and women in her speech but still gets slammed by critics.
First Lady and Mother Michelle Obama lifts girls and women in her speech but still gets slammed by critics.
Why We Run #23: A Group That Runs Together, Drinks Together (Or Something Like That)
Kase Johnstun says he runs for the camaraderie and honesty that can only be found in the brutality of those long miles together.
A Sincere Thank You to Taylor Swift from a Nearly 40-year-old Man Who Hates Pop Music
Kase Johnstun shakes it off.
Utah, on Marriage, is Now That Jerk from High School
Kase Johnstun loves his home state, but wishes it would take this moment in history to re-invent itself.
The Front Office Is Not For Everyone
After a year in the Tacoma Rainiers front office, Kase Johnstun decided he enjoyed the game more in the stands than in the press box.
Old Timers
In the second installment in his series, Kase Johnstun remembers what it felt like to be old in a young front office.
The Day I Made The Minors
His fastball wasn’t fast and his curve didn’t curve, but Kase Johnstun remembers the day he got called up to AAA… as a sportswriter.
Washing John
When it comes to abuse and neglect, a shower may never be the solution, but it can certainly help.
Evidence on the Bench Seat
Just when Kase Johnstun thought his dad was about to kill him, he received a lesson in how to be a good father.