In addition to exploring my as-yet untapped theatrical talents (I mean, aside from acting interested when someone’s yapping my ear off or calm while stifling my desire to throttle some asswipe who desperately has it coming) as a means to cope until the 2020 election...
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Debra DeAngelo
CEO, Columnist and Co-Editor - September 22, 2017 in Columnists
Acting, camping until 2020 sets us free
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Debra DeAngelo
CEO, Columnist and Co-Editor - September 15, 2017 in Columnists
Their only crime was to dare to dream
The first time I heard someone speaking Spanish in public, I’d just started college in Davis and went to a shoe store in Woodland to get some cool but cheap platform sandals (it was the ’70s, man). I heard two women chatting in Spanish in...
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Tom McMasters-Stone
Columnist - September 14, 2017 in Columnists
Child of God
I was sitting on the balcony, relaxing. Looking at the Skykomish, which, after three months of no rain, is probably the lowest it has been in history. There are places you can rock-hop across it without getting wet — and this is a river that...
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Debra DeAngelo
CEO, Columnist and Co-Editor - September 11, 2017 in Columnists
Off to see the Wizard
So, I auditioned for “Glinda”… but was offered “Auntie Em.” Dang. But… Okay!!! I’ll be the best Auntie Em ever! At least I’ll get to holler, “DoroTHEE!!!” into the face of the tornado (which haunted my childhood dreams and still swirls up from time to...
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Tom McMasters-Stone
Columnist - September 4, 2017 in Columnists
Thumper’s mother would be proud
I encounter many “book-thumpers” in my travels. I am not one. Certainly I have become a strong believer in the books, the two main texts of recovery. Alcoholics Anonymous was the first, about 1939, the same year as “Gone With The Wind” and “The Wizard...
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Kelvin Wade
Columnist - August 26, 2017 in Columnists
What if this camel’s back is unbreakable?
Those of us who see Donald Trump as a dangerously unfit, unprepared, uncouth and reckless occupant of the Oval Office have, for the most part, convinced ourselves that there’s no way he’ll serve out a four year term. Some of us think Robert Mueller will...
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Debra DeAngelo
CEO, Columnist and Co-Editor - August 25, 2017 in Columnists
Alt-Right rallies designed to provoke racial violence
The Alt-Right WANTS violence this weekend. And the more racially charged, the better. Why? Simple: Violent clashes, particularly racial ones, completely occupy the media's attention, and therefore our attention.
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Kate Laddish
Columnist - August 24, 2017 in Columnists
Mother Hips co-founder Greg Loiacono talks “Golden Dream,” upcoming shows
Guitarist, singer and songwriter Greg Loiacono is best known for being part of the much-loved rock band the Mother Hips, which he co-founded with Tim Bluhm while they were students at Chico State in the early 90s. While the Mother Hips is still going strong,...
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Tom McMasters-Stone
Columnist - August 21, 2017 in Columnists
Flaws and Faults
One of the ongoing, lifelong parts of the journey of an addict is working on defects of character. The texts talk about asking our higher power, whatever that looks like, to remove our defects of character. The perfect human being? I don’t think so, not...
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