Links of the week: Sheryl Crow: ‘Surviving breast cancer redefined who and how I am’ by Michael Segalov (theguardian.com) Sleater-Kinney tiny desk (home) concert (npr.org) Questlove Supreme podcast episode with Sleater-Kinney (iheart.com) How the Pacific Northwest became a coffee paradise
Weekly Linkland Post #1
Remember back in the early days of the internet, when we had angel fire sites and the page that nearly every hand coded html site listed was a link page? On hippiegrrl.com we called that page ‘linkland’ and it was
A Message to Sanders Supporters
First – I am one of you. It took me 2 other candidates to get here, but I am now on board with Senator Sanders and sincerely hope he gets the nomination. Having said that, I wish that getting to
Let’s Talk About ‘X’
Generation X – the perpetual middle child. We are often left out of conversations about generational contributions and that is most likely because of how we were treated from day one. Growing up with the original “me” generation (boomers) as
Gen X Kids
Today I was sent a link to an author Twitter account that brought up a very interesting dialogue concerning the state of Gen Xers. The author, Sally Kilpatrick, asked a question concerning the moms of Gen X women that know
Buffalo, Then (Part Two)
This week, the Buffalo News printed a piece on coffeehouses in the Gusto section of the paper. This was very cool and I am super excited for the continued success of coffee in Buffalo, NY. While the scene is growing
That One Band
Everyone has that one band that they are drawn to. The band that they will go see in any venue they can. The band they will travel to distant places to see, even if they can see them in a
Protest Music Now
In case you thought that protest music was dead – take a look at this YouTube video for evidence that artists are working hard to protest the current administrations. And for the history of protest music in America – take
The Tape
How often do you hear a song on the radio that can take you back to a specific place and time in your past? A song that is so indicative of a specific memory that you can, even if just
What happens when you realize your heroes are a bunch of wankers?
I know that rock stars and actors are people. I know they are real live people with families and their own opinions and that the person they portray on stage is just a character. I know this. Most of the
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