Archive
Winter Solstice, Gifts, Our Eyes Toward Bethlehem
Monday, the 21st, at 8:48 pm (west coast time) the Sun enters Capricorn. The days before solstice (and Christmas) are days of quiet expectancy.
A Man Walks Into A Barnacle
You need “time to yourself”? Great. She can do that. Just call her when you’re ready. No, not on the phone. She’ll be out on your porch in her sleeping bag.
Making the Holidays Meaningful, Sustainable and Simple
A growing number of people are “unplugging” from the holiday machine—or avoiding the hyper-consumerism that can be associated with the giving season.
Folk Duo Take On The World In Style
After touring most of the US and Argentina last year, a local folk-jazz duo are planning on doing it all again, but from the comfort of a psychedelic-solar-powered-performance-stage-million-mile groove bus.
People Making Ripples: TriCycle Farms
When holiday goodies overflow our tables, it’s hard to see all the empty plates in our communities.
End Of The Semester Ramblings
I hate Western Philosophy, precisely because it acts like it’s the only philosophy to happen.
On the Map Music Festival Announced
Fayetteville is getting a new alternative music festival in an effort to remind the music industry we’re on the map.
The (De)Evolution of Video Games
Video games are about as impressive as they’ve ever been in 2015. Yet, despite all the grandeur, games can still suck.