The Joyous Struggle
Jonathan RowsonNewfound feelings and impossible ideas
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Howdy on the other side
I’m sad to hear of the passing of Jim Rutt, December 11, 1953 — May 27, 2026, as indicated in the Obaugh Funeral Home notification in McDowell, Virginia, where he lived.
“Howdy! I’m Jim Rutt, and this is The Jim Rutt Show.”
Then the drums...
Rights of Nature, Mysterious Beings, and the Metaphysics of Whales
MOTH is a bio-socio-legal movement trying to shift our understanding of the world in thought, word, and deed, but I can’t speak of anything moth-related in good faith without first sharing Norm McDonald’s rendition of a joke about the moth...
Getting David Attenborough to Speak
That day in 2015, I did not expect to be heavily involved. I am not sure why. Perhaps I had impostor syndrome, because David Attenborough was in the house, the illustrious RSA House in London, and he was chairing an event in a series that w...
Laughing at the Demand for Intensity
If you haven’t read Make Something Heavy by Anu I can strongly recommend it. It’s a reflection on the internet’s demand for content, leading creators of all kinds to churn out things that are relatively brisk, appealing and scrollable, in o...
"Suddenly, Something Mattered."
A wayward young man sought guidance in a temple on the outskirts of his city. He was weary, tired of pretending that he knew what life was for.
The resident master looked him over. ‘What have you studied?’ he asked.
‘The only thing that e...
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