Look Who Else Is On YouTube: EaterAZ

Courtesy of Twitter, the guys at EaterAZ have just brought it to my attention that they're on YouTube, too. The channel started as a place for Dave Tyda and Rick Phillips to "park" the videos they've previously posted on their blog, including a recent one on Barrio Cafe chef Silvana Salcido Esparza's opposition...

By Michele Laudig

May 11, 2010

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Courtesy of Twitter, the guys at EaterAZ have just brought it to my attention that they're on YouTube, too.

The channel started as a place for Dave Tyda and Rick Phillips to "park" the videos they've previously posted on their blog, including a recent one on Barrio Cafe chef Silvana Salcido Esparza's opposition to SB1070.

As editor of Desert Living magazine, Tyda was frequently on TV, talking about local architecture and design, so he's obviously an old pro at this kind of thing.

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