Food Emma Kathryn Food Emma Kathryn

Summer Cooking with Foraged Foods

A good meal can bring families together and forge bonds, there’s a reason why the kitchen is often called the heart of the home. Foraging for food is an almost forgotten skill and is a great way to begin to connect with the natural world or deepen the connection you already have.

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Fascism, Uncategorized Christopher Scott Thompson Fascism, Uncategorized Christopher Scott Thompson

Why We Fight by Shane Burley: A Response, Part 2

In “The Fall of the Alt Right Came from Antifascism,” Burley gives antifascists the credit for destroying the Alt Right movement through effective organizing. To anyone who lived through the four years of the Trump regime as an antifascist, this is a welcome recognition of what we know to be true: when we confronted the Alt Right, we were able to defeat them.

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Capitalism, Protests, Radicalism John Halstead Capitalism, Protests, Radicalism John Halstead

Where the Sidewalk Cracks, Part 2: Interstitial Insurrection

There are cracks in the capitalist hegemony. And the life that grows there is both fragile and resilient, like a dandelion, both common and mysterious. It is irreducible to mathematical formulae or objectifying language. It is uncontrollable, wild. It is ubiquitous, and yet practically invisible to capitalist eyes. These cracks are the spaces which emerges when two or more people connect and form a relationship free from exploitation and domination.

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Capitalism, Protests, Radicalism John Halstead Capitalism, Protests, Radicalism John Halstead

Where the Sidewalk Cracks, Part 1: Ricochet Resistance

"I was amazed how a BLM protest could end up creating the conditions for a counter-protest and possibly even politicizing a group of people who may have never engaged in a political demonstration otherwise. While everyone was congratulating me on a great event, I was privately wondering if the most significant impact we had was to energize and mobilize people on the opposite side who might otherwise have stayed home. That was the last demonstration I organized. Ever since then, I’ve been trying to make sense of what happened."

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Rewilding Emma Kathryn Rewilding Emma Kathryn

Rewilding Ourselves

We are a part of the natural world, though we may have forgotten it. Rewilding has become something of a buzzword in conservation. Rewilding aims to allow nature to recover from what has been done to it. Whereas conservation has measurable aims and is generally geared towards conserving what we have left at the moment, rewilding is more nature driven, and less of a human effort.

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Rhyd Wildermuth Rhyd Wildermuth

"Here Be Monsters"

Mountains higher than the tallest imagining of humans can easily crush all our fantasies, seas vaster than all the wars humans have ever fought can deftly drown out our delusions of self-importance.

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Folklore Emma Kathryn Folklore Emma Kathryn

Caribbean Folklore ~ The Duppy Ah Come

Exploring duppy stories has been something that encompasses both my need and want to learn about my family’s and my own culture as well as my love of folklore. And it’s interesting because as you begin to study folklore, you begin to notice the similarities and the differences between stories from different parts of the world.

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Book, Fascism, Uncategorized Christopher Scott Thompson Book, Fascism, Uncategorized Christopher Scott Thompson

Why We Fight by Shane Burley: A Response, Part 1

“If apocalypse is coming either way – if it’s already here – then there is nothing to be gained by refusing the struggle. There is nothing to be gained by turning aside and refusing to confront the awful world we’ve inherited. That world is in the process of dying anyway… and what comes next is up to us.”

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Rhyd Wildermuth Rhyd Wildermuth

The Fires of Meaning

The fires still burn and have continuously done so for as long as anyone has been able to guess.

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