make a wish by Roger Evers, copyright 2020 Earth has its day, has its say: 8 billion humans chronically out of balance, dizzy now from the viral vexation, wonder what’s next, what normal is morphing into; please, tell… Read More ›
Month: April 2020
COVID-19 in California Dec. 2019? Common Sense vs Greed; art by Bea Garth
Editorial by Bea Garth: So the word is from the LA Times (please see the article below) that there was a spike of pneumonia in California this last November and December. Whether it was COVID-19 in all cases is not… Read More ›
Edward Snowden on societal effects of COVID-19, interview by Shane Smith; painting by Bea Garth
Editor’s note: This is a very thought provoking interview of Edward Snowden by Shane Smith on Vice TV. Please find the link below. The interview focuses on the implications of very real social controls through our cell phones that could… Read More ›
“Loganberries” poem by Bea Garth
Loganberries by Bea Garth, copyright 2020 The sunlight trails over a stand of sunflowers their floppy heads nodding across the way while we are examined by a group of steer and heifers chewing thoughtfully, black bodies on a field of… Read More ›
“easter, 2020” poem by Roger Evers
easter, 2020 by Roger Evers, copyright 2020 the pope Skype’s mass; the masses, un-massed, huddle in their… Read More ›
“Bailout Worse Than 2008” Matt Taibbi, interview by Rising’s Krystal & Saagar
Editor’s Note: Here is an interview of Matt Taibbi on the recent US stimulus/bailout. Matt likens this stimulus to the bailout in 2008. While almost all of us are hit by the social/health and financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the… Read More ›
Corruption by Big Pharma leading to lack of Preparedness for Coronavirus — interview of Alex Lawson by Rising The Hill
Editorial Note: In this interview by Rising on The Hill (Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti), Alex Lawson (Director of “Social Security Works”) lambasts the cozy situation between Big Pharma and its revolving door with Congress that continues a thirty year… Read More ›
Eos: The Creative Context 