Ana Tijoux, 1977 🎵
Ana Tijoux, 1977 🎵
that Atlantic article that Kash Patel is suing them over is really a must-read. these are pros, and they covered their bases:
the more than two dozen people I interviewed …described Patel’s tenure as a management failure and his personal behavior as a national-security vulnerability
of all the times he’s claimed “it’s like nothing anybody’s seen before”, whaddya know, this time it’s true! Oil and gas crisis from Iran war worse than 1973, 1979 and 2022 together, says IEA
Speedy Ortiz, Raising the Skate, live on KEXP 🎵
I’m not bossy, I’m the boss
I finished the book How to Kill a Witch by Zoe Venditozzi & Claire Mitchell. a quick, interesting read for women’s history month 📚
Le Tigre, TKO 🎵
read about it at your Barnes & Noble
I’ve shared this before, but since it’s the best performance of the best rock song ever made, a repeat should be okay. Wussy, Teenage Wasteland 🎵
Screaming Females & Garbage, Because the Night 🎵
I don’t use Google anymore (still liking Kagi), but I understand it remains popular, so here’s a tip on how to make the Guardian your go-to news source in Google search
the Volts podcast is normally about clean energy topics, but this episode with Michael Hobbes about “reactionary centrism” was fantastic. clear-eyed analysis of media and punditry trends that explains a lot about [gestures] …all of this
this would be a great live performance by Annabelle Chairlegs of their new single Concrete Trees even if she wasn’t wearing the not-yet-released top-secret new Austin FC 2026 away jersey
amazing RATM cover by Brass Against, Killing in the Name
stunning podcast from The Guardian, Minneapolis citizens on protecting their neighbours from ICE. our own government is (still! after two murders!) terrorizing its own people
enough is enough. I’m not going to work tomorrow nationalshutdown.org
The Cranberries, Zombie, live in 1999 🎵
Another mother’s breakin' Heart is takin' over When the violence causes silence We must be mistaken
Florence + the Machine, Free 🎵
Is this how it is? Is this how it’s always been? To exist in the face of suffering and death And somehow still keep singing?
hi, there! after reading Bill McKibben’s Here Comes the Sun last year, I’ve become a clean-energy zealot. I’ve been learning a lot about it; it’s an area with fantastic potential & massive innovation… there’s so much good news (& bad; thanks Tr*mp) that I’ve started a new blog: Solar Noon