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More big questions: Can there ever be enough justice? Does free speech require that intolerance for tolerance be tolerated? Does anyone have a right to praise and approval? Are political coalitions possible any longer in progressive America...
Old Truck Good Coffee continues to find and feature rural voices who see their homes through a different and more complex lens than most. Here, Montana writer Mika Girton (she/her) talks about growing up small in one of our nation’s (physic...
We chew on a lot of questions: How does social commentary sound when it emerges from someplace other than New York, SF, or LA? Did poverty make Portland great? What happens if a movement has no opposition? Do school bonds matter? Can urban ...
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A reasonably well-traveled writer now living back home in Montana, USA. Interests include cultural anthropology, humanity, civic organizing, ethical tech, writing craft, and the informed practice and critique of religious tradition.
Poet, Quaker, technologist, fisherman. Talks of urban-rural interchange, tech and the good life, politics, metamodernism, and mundane mysticism. I write to learn. Focused right now on the urban-rural interchange Substack Old Truck Good Coffee.
I'm a word nerd, a junkie for existentialism, and I love a good origin story. My Ma gave me my gift for gab and my Pops was a pistol, so I'm a real son of a gun.
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