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  • Fyre Debacle Shows How Small Music Acts Get Burned in the Modern Music Festival Economy
    7 March, 2019

    Fyre Debacle Shows How Small Music Acts Get Burned in the Modern Music Festival Economy

    When big acts call all the shots, small artists lose. Jonathan Wynn and Alexander Frenette on the skewing of music.

    by

    Jonathan Wynn & Alexander Frenette

    Music
  • Fearless Cities: Reinventing Local Politics
    6 March, 2019

    Fearless Cities: Reinventing Local Politics

    For growing numbers of people, new politics means fundamentally reshaping the alienating nation-state-machine. Bertie Russell digs.

    by

    Bertie Russell

    Politics
  • The First Book of Stories Ever Printed in the Mro Language Debuts
    5 March, 2019

    The First Book of Stories Ever Printed in the Mro Language Debuts

    Preserving minority languages against monoculture means making language available. Pantha Reza writes about the first book of stories ever published in Mro language.

    by

    Pantha Rahman Reza

    Literature
  • Free Thing of the Week: Arrington de Dionyso & Paul Hoskin, Low Clarinet Duos
    4 March, 2019

    Free Thing of the Week: Arrington de Dionyso & Paul Hoskin, Low Clarinet Duos

    In honor of the late Paul Hoskin, we bring you

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Thing of the Week
  • Sunday Comics
    3 March, 2019

    Sunday Comics

    He claims I suffer from delusion, I’m so confident I’m sane. It can’t be no optical illusion. How can you explain Sunday Comics in the rain?

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Dear Humanity, I Think We Should Just Be Friends
    2 March, 2019

    Dear Humanity, I Think We Should Just Be Friends

    David Swanson writes a break-up letter to human(un)kind.

    by

    David Swanson

    Culture
  • A Nonviolent Strategy to Defeat the US Coup Attempt in Venezuela
    1 March, 2019

    A Nonviolent Strategy to Defeat the US Coup Attempt in Venezuela

    An open letter to the people of Venezuela on how to resist yet another US pretension.

    by

    Robert Burrowes

    Politics
  • I Am Not a Criminal, I Am an Artist
    28 February, 2019

    I Am Not a Criminal, I Am an Artist

    The story of three Moroccan dancers who despite having valid Visas, were refused entry, locked up, and deported by the Dutch authorities. Maria Daïf writes.

    by

    Maria Daïf

    Culture
  • How Seeing Snakes in the Grass Led to Primate Evolution
    27 February, 2019

    How Seeing Snakes in the Grass Led to Primate Evolution

    Lynne Isbell considers how ophidiophobia actually helped human beings to evolve their vision.

    by

    Lynne A Isbell

    Technology & Science
  • Outwardly Entitled, Inwardly Tortured: A Treatise on Learning and Teaching Compassion
    26 February, 2019

    Outwardly Entitled, Inwardly Tortured: A Treatise on Learning and Teaching Compassion

    Poetry by Max Reif.

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    Max Reif

    Culture
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