Bumpy Night
Jill Louise LégerFed up Gen-Exer takes on the malarkey. Unique take on U.S. culture and politics with historical perspective and insight.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Vive Le Canada!
Former Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien is 91 and isn't messing around.
I’m sharing a column he wrote on his 91st birthday, which appeared last week in the Globe and Mail.
I agree with Chretien that Canadian leaders of all political...
What Would You Do?
The great Miss Lotte Lenya (with Jack Gilford) as Fraulein Schneider in the original 1966 production of Cabaret.
Since May, I’ve been preparing to play Fraulein Schneider in a Toronto-based production of Cabaret, Kander and Ebb’s great mus...
Compassion Fatigue in Long-Term Care
This Substack article is a supplement to a chapter I recently wrote for a new book called Relit: How to Rekindle Yourself in the Darkness of Compassion Fatigue. The book’s other 16 contributors represent a remarkable group of experts from d...
Misogyny and the GOP
A beauty contestant stumbles over her words in a clip reposted online by J.D. Vance, who likened the momentarily inept young woman to Kamala Harris.
About 20 years ago, I took a car ride with a couple old friends, two brothers about my age...
The New Face of Horror
Demi Moore in a still from The Substance.
One of the buzziest films at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival is The Substance, a savage (and gory) satire aimed at beauty standards and the emotional toll they can extract from the...
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American in Toronto, writer, singer, songwriter/lyricist, musician, actress, recreation therapist, television producer, Emmy-nominated documentary researcher, copy editor, videographer, voracious but picky reader.
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