THRU Magazine ArchiveCo-Founder of THRU Media. A background in non-profit, music, and radio preceded my ambitions here. Now, I aspire to produce new media and publish independent journalism at this site and beyond.
Faith Helma, experimental actor from Hand2Mouth Theatre and “creative guide” by trade, joins me to discuss positive thinking and white privilege. This coincides the hostile takeover of a wildlife refuge camp in Eastern Oregon. I draw connections to our discussion and parallels to my life in the monologue. See Faith’s one-woman-show I Hate Positive Thinking at the […]
Featured Image by Keylay Tukor Syria takes the heat for the cold war Western nations largely support regime change in Syria but haven’t the will to do it. That is understandable because Iraq, Afghanistan, and more recently, Libya have all turned out disastrous, following Western-sponsored regime change. Each mission has contributed to the illicit proliferation […]
Join Carson McWhirter and friends in Sacramento for a good and hearty chat on the law, the economic madness, and the changes to come in the world that we can only project from our current time. Grab Carson’s music at carsonmcwhirter.bandcamp.com.
The Miracle Worker reminds one of the gift of consciousness. Spoiler Caution: the following review assumes you are totally familiar with this classic play from 1960, as it is depicted in the 1962 film, or from television, and the ending is discussed. Helen Keller’s story will always strike awe in hearts and minds. Everyone’s takeaway […]
Northwest Dance Project is Young Again, on the East Side. For fans of the company, the annual winter show, In Good Company, is looked forward to, all year round. Their new inner east side neighborhood venue, Revolution Hall, inside Washington High School, reconnects them to their old friends at Mississippi Studios, both owned by Good […]