By April S. Kelley It all started with a swipe right, a few messages back and forth and then a phone number exchange. From there, we had lunch and hung out a couple of times. The fourth time, we hung out at my place drinking red wine and showing […]
by Charlie Seller I tuned in late to the Republican Presidential Debate on Fox Business News but just in time to catch Carly Fiorina promise to repeal Obamacare and open the market for insurance companies to compete for our business. I have no idea if this would be a good […]
Editor’s note: November 11 was originally called Armistice Day in celebration of the end of World War One and the promotion of peace. It was changed to Veterans Day in the U.S. in 1954. By Damon Smith Today is always hard for me. I feel uneasy today knowing that it is all […]
Irish goodbye: leaving quietly out the side door of a party or bar without saying goodbye to anyone by Autumn en Austin On a balmy November 3rd evening, you could find me once again at the famous Stubb’s BBQ in Austin, TX, for the Meg Meyers and AWOLNation 101X (local […]
By Autumn en Austin November 4th, 2015 – Maynard James Keenan’s latest band, Puscifer, graced the stage of the Bass Concert Hall on the University of Texas campus. And, yeah, I was just surprised as you are about the location. Entering the concert venue, one’s eyes were directed immediately […]
By: Nick Storm Wake up at three am in Louisville. Pitch black sky. Pulling out of driveway with camera, tripod and sleeping bag in tow. I’ve been on this journey before. Orange barrels. Yellow lines. The drum beat of the open road. Heading west to Denver, Colorado with Ron Whitehead […]
by Ashley Beth **Note: The author apologizes for any musings, ramblings or any other such hullaballoo that are not deemed linear foreso in thought and sensible backforth in motion. Meaning, if you get lost……well……so was she.** On the onslaught of a new overnight work schedule, I found myself quite more […]
by Bradley James Weber “. . . an amphetamine-paced series of cartoon-like sketches, centered on two hapless acid abusers who come to seem like the bastard descendants of Don Quixote and Sancho Panzo.” –– William Stephenson, Gonzo Republic William Stephenson’s description of Hunter Thompson’s masterwork, Fear and Loathing in Las […]
Hunter S. Thompson interviewed at the Hotel Jerome Bar in Aspen for Grassroots TV12 to discuss the status of the Nixon administration and the charges against Vice President Spiro Agnew. October 1973. https://youtu.be/rGuihf-Lwkk
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