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Photo by Neil Krug
First Aid Kit start fresh
Ruins, the first album to be released since First Aid Kit’s self-imposed sabbatical, is a mature effort featuring their signature vocal harmonies, which are as gorgeous as ever. more
Sep 18, 2018
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Photo by Julia Dixon Evans
Curator Rebecca Webb pays homage to her father with group exhibition in La Jolla
Each of her four “ecologies” find root in the car as both a form of access and a literal vehicle by which we experience them: Beaches, Freeways, Sub/Urban and Border. more
Sep 19, 2018
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Photo by Albertine Feurer-Young
The making of a political podcast
Many political podcasts have popped up since the 2016 election, and Mueller, She Wrote is unique in the regard that it aims to help listeners navigate the intricate roads of the Trump-Russia investigation. more
Sep 19, 2018
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Photo by Julia Dixon Evans
Curator Rebecca Webb pays homage to her father with group exhibition in La Jolla
Each of her four “ecologies” find root in the car as both a form of access and a literal vehicle by which we experience them: Beaches, Freeways, Sub/Urban and Border. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo by Albertine Feurer-Young
The making of a political podcast
Many political podcasts have popped up since the 2016 election, and Mueller, She Wrote is unique in the regard that it aims to help listeners navigate the intricate roads of the Trump-Russia investigation. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo by Seth Combs
Time to get serious about scooter safety
This incident, where I witnessed a helmetless man strike a vehicle on an East Village street, happened a few weeks ago. He didn’t die, but he did hit his head so hard against the street that blood gushed out. more
Sep 19, 2018
Photo by Neil Krug
First Aid Kit start fresh
Ruins, the first album to be released since First Aid Kit’s self-imposed sabbatical, is a mature effort featuring their signature vocal harmonies, which are as gorgeous as ever. more
Sep 18, 2018
Having a chronic condition doesn’t make me one of “those” people
I have a chronic condition that likes to rear its head and wreak havoc on my life a few times a month. more
Sep 18, 2018
Amy Dacey and the hack heard round the world
In the third episode of Show In Progress with Matt Strabone, Matt begins with a harsh analysis of the ballot initiative system in California (1:02) and then interviews Amy Dacey, the former CEO of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). more
Sep 18, 2018
Leonard Gardner’s desperate tale of pugilism
Leonard Gardner’s Fat City was published in 1969 and recently reissued by the New York Review of Books. The book is about a pair of boxers in Stockton, California. One is on his way up; the other the way down, but even when they win, they lose. more
Sep 17, 2018
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An open plea against hate speech laws
Is it me or have a whole-helluva-lotta people been talking about implementing laws against hate speech lately? A more
Sep 17, 2018
Photo by Beth Demmon
The state of diversity
It’s no secret that men have dominated the craft beer scene since its inception, but recent studies have touted the rising number of women in the industry. more
Sep 17, 2018
Plus Michael A. Gardiner
No bad meals at Bud and Rob’s
Louisiana’s Cajun and Creole cuisine has quite the reputation. It is, some have said, America’s only original cuisine. more
Sep 17, 2018
The Music of Poetry: Poems of the Masters Sung with Piano Accompaniment
Concert pianist and songwriter will perform songs using the poetry of several literary masters including Lord Byron, Henry David Thoreau, Robert Frost and more. more
Sep 22, 2018
2:00 PM
Nopalito Farm Wet Hop Tap Takeover at Royale
The Brownwoods will showcase their exclusive brewery collaborations from their farm’s wet hops direct to their tap handles at their mom ’n’ pop-style restaurant, Royale. more
Sep 22, 2018
2:00 PM
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