In Sean Davis’s latest Dispatches From the Apocalypse, “The Immortal Rich and the Illusion of Justified Hatred,” Davis explains the decline of America since 9/11.
Hello America, From Australia: The Dumbest Timeline
In his column, “The Dumbest Timeline,” Matthew Reddin looks at school board meetings in America being overrun by anti-vaxxers, white supremacists, and the Proud Boys.
Dispatches From the Apocalypse: Texas Is a Big Part of This New Extinction Level Event (September 8, 2021)
In Sean Davis’s latest Dispatches From the Apocalypse, “Texas Is a Big Part of This New Extinction Level Event,” Davis offers advice to the future on how not to kill ourselves.
Dispatches From the Apocalypse: Horse Dewormer & Robot Overlords (August 30, 2021)
In Sean Davis’s latest Dispatches From the Apocalypse, “Horse Dewormer & Robot Overlords,” Davis documents the latest news, from Kardashians to ivermectin.
Hello America, From Australia: Freedom From COVID
In his latest column, Matthew Reddin compares current COVID realities between Australia versus America and the different notions of freedom.
Hello America, From Australia: It’s Been Five Years Since the Harambe Episode
In 2016, a gorilla was shot and a meme was born. But while the world went mad for Harambe, it makes even less sense in 2021.
Dispatches From the Apocalypse: Behind Enemy Lines (August 21, 2021)
Sean Davis debuts his new column: Dispatches From the Apocalypse. In “Behind Enemy Lines,” Davis writes a letter to the future to explain the chaos of these times.
Hello America, From Australia: Researcher Proposes Renaming “Shark Attacks” As “Negative Encounters”
In his latest column, Matthew Reddin looks at Shark Week, shark attacks, and a bit of PR spin on behalf of sharks and their “bad reputation.”
Hello America, From Australia: Late-Stage Capitalism with a Soupçon of Post-Modernist Irony
In his latest column, Matthew Reddin examines late-stage capitalism and how Americans willingly pay good money to wear and/or display company logos.
Hello America, From Australia: Exploding Things on Purpose? Bad Idea
Today is the Fourth of July, when Americans are fond of blowing things up on purpose during the hot, dry summer day. Australia cautions America to maybe not do that.