I was very happy to see Big Thief at the MGM at Fenway in Boston this week. I had seen Adrienne Lenker twice before solo, once totally by herself at.
ProPublica--always valuable--reminds us that the states have been the laboratories of contemporary fascism and laid the groundwork for so much of the horrors we are now facing on the federal.
This seems like a completely reasonable response by everyday Canadians to tell America that they'll come back when our nation is less of a shithole. It’s been a strange fall.
It's true that a few unions, most notably the Teamsters but also some of the trades, have embraced Trumpism. That sucks. This gets a lot of attention. Unfortunately, it is.
After all these years here at LGM, I've discovered that what really drives comments is a combination of silent film and logging and so here is some footage of logging.
I reviewed a new book about coal and its history for The Nation and I share some excerpts with you: Arguably, no technology freed the world from the drudgery and.
This is actually a very good Morley Safer piece from 60 Minutes on Chiang Kai-Shek from 1971. It's quite realistic about many issues--Chiang was not and never was any kind.
This is the grave of Howard Smith. Born in 1883 in Broad Run, Virginia, Smith grew up in the area, attended the local schools, and graduated from high school in.
