Janne Puustinen: Advocate
Janne Puustinen
Interview by Ruby Comer
I’ve always been snoopy. No, not the canine in the comic strip, Peanuts! Rather, I pride myself on being fascinated...
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Or, What I've Learned About Healing on the Eve of My 52nd Birthday
by John Francis Leonard
I don’t sugarcoat it; I had a very...
Sinking at the Traffic Light
Sinking at the Traffic Light
One Moment in San Francisco—A Multitude of Lives Remembered
by Harry Breaux
While stopped for the red light at Oak Street as...
Reelin’ in the Years: A&U Turns 30
Reelin' in the Years
by David Waggoner
Dynamite! Art & Understanding Magazine is thirty years old. Thirty, I can’t believe it. And we are still in...
Toxic! Masculinity! In! Space!
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Remember When Billionaires Built Libraries, Museums, Colleges?
by Hank Trout
Last week, I chatted at length with my dear friend and former English...
Learning How to Address Our Health Challenges
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
Learning How to Address Our Health Challenges & Improve Our Quality of Life
by John Francis Leonard
Let’s face it, I...
Gina Brown: Advocate
Gina Brown
Ruby's Rap by Ruby Comer
The Well Project. Boom! Okay, c’mon now. That is a fabulous title for an organization. Right?!
…and my dear colleague...
How to Save a Life
How to Save a Life
by David Waggoner
Once, back in the eighties, people would try anything to treat AIDS. We did not have any established...
What AIDS Activists Have Taught Me About Anti-Vaxxers
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What AIDS Activists Have Taught Me About Anti-Vaxxers
by Chael Needle
In these COVID times, phrases like “medical freedom” and “my body, my choice”...
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Total Eclipse of the Heart
by David Waggoner
Stigma persists. Just look at what rapper DaBaby said at a Miami music festival in late July. Along...
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