Big Green
Who we presume to be the heroes in the climate fight, and who we presume to be merely obstacles in the way
A conversation with artist and researcher Douglas Tewksbury about social movements, the toxic legacy of industry, and art during the climate crisis.
In the wake of a mass shooting, Tucsonans seek a better vision of safety.
A Crisis Palace stress-free guide to climate giving
The strategic and spiritual value of forgiveness
An interview with Yvette Borja of Red De DefensAZ on the struggles of immigration detainees, the power they bring to the fight, and what citizens can do to show up in solidarity.
Today is an exciting day because we are going to talk about Children of Men, one of my favorite movies of all time.
In Wendy Brown's Undoing the Demos, neoliberalism brings the tyranny of the market and the death of the democratic project -- Oh boy, another issue being written right as our Diarrhea Country kicks into full gear, in this case the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict, which we honestly all knew was
I am also a we—social contagion in modern horror -- Fam I have been feeling a little sick the past couple days don't worry it is not COVID I took a test and PASSED. I am soldiering on though as this week's newsletter is an absolute
An interview with Sam J. Miller, author of The Blade Between and Blackfish City, on community organizing, how fiction can change the world, and finding joy during apocalypse. -- Sam J. Miller is a writer of science fiction, fantasy, and horror, all told with crackling prose, unforgettable characters, and a dizzying
A newsletter from Tucson, AZ about mutual aid, activism, art, and what we build while the world is on fire.
A special conversation with a friend and neighbor at a crossroads
The strategic and spiritual value of forgiveness
How to think about plastic pollution.
In search of the individual's role in the creation and resolution of a global catastrophe.
On the politics and utility of movies about chickens, capybaras, and the Golden State Warriors.
An interview with Yvette Borja of Red De DefensAZ on the struggles of immigration detainees, the power they bring to the fight, and what citizens can do to show up in solidarity.
To make a true general strike successful, we must be able to take care of each other in the absence of powerful systems.
An interview with Ronnie Wollenzier about Tucson art-punk-bike collective BICAS, and the liberatory power of traveling on two wheels.
The first chapter of a book I wrote about climate change and life during end times.
Ari Aster's near-masterpiece generates all the horrors of 2020, but the big bad is a bloodsucking data center in the desert.
A conversation with Liz Casey of Community Care Tucson on the power of mutual aid, the cruelty of immigration detention, and how city officials are failing us.
Another gritty reboot