Issue One

ADHD: An interview with William E. Pelham, Jr., Ph.D. by Lyn Braun more »
TRAFFIC JAM
P22: Richard Kegler's P22 Font Foundry Prop up your poor prose because now it’s not about what you write, it’s about how it looks! more »
TRAFFIC ESSAY: "Frustrated Daughters, Angry Sons" Inside a nursing home. by Beth Geyer more »
Are You Listening?: JoAnn Falletta asks a simple question that may require some extra thought." The problem of ‘good listening’ is a complex one." by JoAnn Falletta more »
Harvey Breverman "To Where The Gesture Flees": R.P . Gatewood takes us on a journey through the studio and mind of artist Harvey Breverman "Suddenly I realized that it might be possible for life and art to merge." more »
JoAnn Falletta: JoAnn Falletta "From Falletta’s perspective, her ability to succeed is not as much about setting goals as about following passions." by Christina Ab more »
COVER STORY: JOHN RIGAS: "What is most outstanding about this 75-year-old business genius is that John Rigas is absolutely the genuine article–the real deal." by Christina Abt more »
Rigas "Let's Make A Deal": by Christina Abt more »
TRAFFIC FICTION: "Go Like This" by Cassandra Gainer. A smoky story that takes place ‘wherever’. more »
Blossom Dearie: WHO SHE IS and why you should care. by Ken Ruof more »
RESTAURANT REVIEW: TRAFFIC PULLS OVER for some 'good cookin’ and 'good lovin’ at Gigi’s on East Ferry. more »
Rissotto: Risotto on any menu shows that someone in the kitchen has been working. more »
Is this TRAVEL?: "Creekers" by Daryl Crane more »
DUSTY PAGES:TRAFFIC’S CLASSIC BOOK REVIEW: Each issue we’ll take a trip back in time to review our old favorites as if they were new. This issue Thad Weitz reviews William Kennedy’s IRONWEED. more »
Poetry: by Darcy Shargo more »
CITY LIMITS: Love, marriage, pashmina, and cheap lunches. by Jen Lata-Rung more »
ROAD RAGE "At The Market": Road Rage is not confined to the road anymore... more »
Letter from the Editor: Progression is what life is about. more »