Master of None
Jim JamitisAn eclectic alternative to doom scrolling.
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Obi-Wan Kenobi: Worst Star Wars TV Show Since the Holiday Special?
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I’m no Star Wars fanatic or purist. I’ve never even seen The Rise of Skywalker. I was way late to the game on The Mandalorian. For the most part, I think with a few exceptions everything after the Ewoks ma...
The Power of Music, Old Crocodilians, and New Horrors
For those of us who graduated and got scattered to the wind before the dawn of email—let alone social media—it was easy to lose track of school friends. One such friend of mine embarked on a musical career (performing, composing, recording,...
Specialization Envy or The Jack of All Trades Dilemma
I’ve always been a fan of the movie City Slickers. It always seemed like a good attitude adjustment flick. After rewatching it recently after many years, I identified with it a lot less. Jack Palance plays the tough trail boss Curly who see...
I Love it When a Band Comes Together
Making “art” is often a solitary activity but successfully creating something as a group with diverse skills and abilities is something special. Last week I touched on the filmmaking experience and how cool it is to see the whole thing come...
The Year of Harriet Tubman
So I haven’t been very proactive about using Substack but I’d like to give it a whirl. If you’re one of those who have subscribed sight unseen, thank you. I think I would like to use this space primarily for sharing current and future proje...
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I've been an engineer, a graphic designer, a political pundit, an artist, a filmmaker, and a bunch of other things. This newsletter will avoid politics if at all possible. There are better things in life. Let's keep this fun.
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