Ed Sealover

Author

Ed Sealover is a reporter at the Denver Business Journal, an author of two books on beer and Colorado tourism, and a volunteer tour guide at History Colorado Center.

Photo of a man wearing a tan colored suit jacket over a light blue and white vertical striped button collar shirt which has the top button undone. He is not wearing a necktie, and the neckline of a reddish t-shirt is just visible. He has short, slightly curly brown hair and close-cut brown moustache and beard. He wears rectangular-shaped eyewear that has a black metal frame on the top half of the lenses.
Ed Sealover

Written by Ed Sealover

  • Photo of a group of friends gathered around a long wooden table at a bar or restaurant. The are each holding up a large mug of beer to the center of the table and offering a toast. There is a server at the end of the table, picking something up from the tabletop although it is obscured by the mugs of beer in the forefront. Behind the table of friends, white stone walls of the building are seen, as well as an arched doorway, and other patrons.

    The Lingering Aftertaste of 2020

    Before 2020, people just waltzed right into bars, restaurants, and cultural venues to be among other people. But, well, that was before 2020. Decades of isolation and innovation later, what have we gained? What have we lost? What should we try to reclaim?