Why Peace Will Forever Elude Us
A thought-provoking op-ed challenging readers to ponder that the apprehension of death, and the necessity to mitigate that apprehension, always has, and always will, prompt…
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The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part Five
The fifth installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of historical revolutionary scientific theories that met…
The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part Four
The fourth installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of historical revolutionary scientific theories that met…
Back In America
A reflective work of nonfiction that muses about political apathy, while contemplating if mass protests can influence actual change… I arrived back in Seattle following…
The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part Three
The third installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of historical revolutionary scientific theories that met…
The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part Two
The second installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of historical revolutionary scientific theories that met…
The Cassandra Syndrome: Prediction, Uncertainty, and Fear of (Climate) Change, Part One
The first installment of a ten part series which considers the warnings of climate scientists in the context of historical revolutionary scientific theories that met…
Podcast: A Night At The Garden with Marshall Curry
Across The Margin: The Podcast explores the poignant work of noted documentarist Marshall Curry, particularly the chilling, Oscar nominated short “One Night At The Garden”……
Walls
An op-ed that ponders if U.S. tax dollars could be better served elsewhere when taking in to account the relative ineffectiveness of border walls throughout…
Two Poems by Meredith McDonough
by: Meredith McDonough1 These two poems by Meredith McDonough explore the ways in which divisive government actions can often collapse the distance between the separate self…
The Washington, D.C. Area Bird Watching Guide for 2018
by: Frederick Foote A fortuitous byproduct of the tomfoolery that defines politics in Washington D.C.: The Capital is awash with avian curiosities. Presenting, The Washington,…
A New Dawn
by: John S Alty A terse, but impactful, story about the first free election in South Africa, 25 years ago next April… A blood-red sun…