Jānis showcases a blend of wanderlust and curiosity, often sprinkling in cultural critiques, like a fine gourmet dish that you also wonder why you ordered once delivered.

With a sharp pen and a sharper wit, his takes on local politics read like an absurdist play - tragic yet absurdly relatable, leaving readers questioning, 'Is this real life or a script for a dark comedy?'.

His discussions on the music scene are both hilarious and profound; think of him as the cultural DJ, spinning existential tracks that sometimes leave you chuckling and sometimes contemplating the meaning of life.