An Interview with Juan Amador
Publisher PJ Zettle interviews poet Juan Amador
An Interview With Karla Lamb
An Interview With Writer and Performer Karla Lamb
An Interview With Kira Morrison
An Interview with Poet and Musician Kira Morrison
Mission de Control: Party Like It’s ’95 Mix
Taking it to the ’90s on this mix with analog crunchiness and irresistible grooves. I feel like these older tunes have a stripped-down feel compared to modern stuff. A little more intimate, like you can almost stick your fingers in between the samples of “Anytime.” Or is that just me? So many good vocal samples […]
Trashlyfe®
A conversation about an innovative economic and environmental solution What is TrashLyfe®? TrashLyfe® is a nonprofit promoting the only sustainable solution to rising sea levels, homelessness, and the growing amount of garbage in our oceans. By using symbiosis, TrashLyfe® hopes to convert existing marine debris, or “Garbage Patches,” into livable land for the hopelessly disadvantaged. […]
recurrent aka persistent aka embedded
Poetry by Hannah Lamb-Vines trauma leaks. sop it up with soft cloths. forgot i kept it there. je te manque, peut être, parce que, où est la toilette? never miss french class, never learn french. my third first poem (in english): peeled clementines, pitted avocados, bikes at the end of a road. some words you […]
Mission de Control: Aux Mind
Spoiler alert: this is by no means a full-on Detroit techno mix. Instead, think of this as more of an appreciation mix. I love the sounds, that nasty, in-your-face funk 🙂 It begins and ends with Detroit techno elements. In the middle, it’s pretty modern techno and drum tracks. I think it starts around 130 […]
Why I Accepted the Hot Glue-Gun Challenge
A: It was to end childhood obesity… or end body dysmorphia. Something to do with bodies, I think. Or maybe it was Palestine. Wait I’m pretty sure it was Palestine because someone brought it up earlier that day in the classroom. A: I mean the kids egged me on to do it. […]
Interview With Tori Gesualdo
Tori Gesualdo is a Los Angeles based poet and bookseller.
You really need a car
Living in Los Angeles, walking somewhere is something of an eccentric act. To walk with no purpose, or perhaps, to walk when you could drive, is something that is not only unorthodox in this city, but perhaps even threatening (to something). Much like New York or San Francisco, Los Angeles is a place where people […]
