This item about Sweden was recently posted at ladyfreethinker.org. I look forward to doing more work for them in the near future. pdf: ladyfreethinker-org-what-americans-can-learn-from-swedens-new-6-hour-workday Continue reading The 6-hour workday in Sweden – ladyfreethinker.org, 2015
All photos Joe Mitchell 2015, Creative Commons Continue reading Austin Photos – Sept. 2015
Java Amping This was a fun article on music and coffeehouses back in the day. PDF: austinchronicle-com-austins-coffeehouse-circuit AusChron: http://www.austinchronicle.com/music/1995-10-20/529935/ Continue reading Java Amping – The Austin Coffeehouse Circuit; AusChron, 1995
Here is a pdf of the feature on Musician Don McCalister: don_mac And here is the link to the feature on the AusChron site: McCalister Feat@AusChron Continue reading Don McCalister’s Demon; musician feature; Austin Chronicle, 1996
Well things didn’t work out so well in the Golden State for me. Hard lesson it was. It also reminded me of how assuming people can be, especially myself. This is an OP ED published in the Houston Chronicle … Continue reading California Nightmare – Houston Chronicle, 2004
Okay. This interview was kinda crazy, and not my best interview. Okay, you may say it was my worst and pretty much a debacle. I was a bit caught off-guard by Ms. Amos’ flights of fancy and just couldn’t keep … Continue reading Tori Amos… well…uh… is an odd duck, 1994
Ms. Moore was my favorite interviewee of all time. She was incredibly open and honest about herself and her music. She came across a genuinely compassionate person who seemed at, or close to, Zukavian soul alignment, if I dare make … Continue reading Abra Moore and fragility’s hardness, 1995
This feature on Husker Du frontman and post-punk songwriting God Bob Mould and his work with his band, Sugar, was published in Puncture magazine, I dunno, around 1995. I’m an old codger and have difficulty remembering such details nowadays. Mould was … Continue reading my strange, but inspiring interview with Bob Mould back in the mid-90’s
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