Dian Greenwood visits the Badlands in South Dakota with her son, capturing their experiences there and her feelings of alienation.
S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “End Game,” Park contemplates those he has has known who have died, and life in the twilight years.
A trend in the United States has traditional therapy being replaced by counselors trained in philosophy, who help you through your woes via the words of dead people.
Sean Davis reflects on the recent election and the adversity America is faced with, the changes that need to be made, and the opportunities ahead of us.
In Extremist Movie Debate, a coin flip decides who loves it and who hates it. They then debate it on the fly. This episode? The Hot Chick (now streaming on HBO Max)
The Brereton inquiry has revealed the wanton murder and subsequent cover-up of unarmed civilians, as well as the complete lack of official oversight.
While necessity is the mother of invention, we don’t necessarily honor the right man who fathered it.
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews Little Hollywood by Jinnwoo. (11:11 Press)
With America on the cusp of another lockdown, reading will become the primary occupation for many. But what author suits the time we’re living in?