Punk Turns 30 Again
Theresa Kereakespunk turns 30 again is a living workshop with sketches and brain farts for my memoir, adventures of an unchaperoned teenaged girl. a photographic memoir, because all this incredible stuff happened. comments are encouraged!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 55 |
| Subscribers | Read | punkturns30again.substack.com |
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Containing Multitudes
Because I am currently moving from the place I have lived for almost 17 years, I feel just a little extra for the people in the Los Angeles area who have to move because their homes were destroyed. I was born in Los Angeles, and I grew up i...
Blizzard Island Discs
I am well-known and well-documented as a weather nerd. Listening to today’s Weather-Reports-as-The-Big-News-of-the-Day reminded me about The Blizzard of 96, which happened during this same week.
Music Geeks: Born or Made?
This is a page from my high school year book for 1974. I was a member of the “stage band.” We were the band for the musicals presented by the drama club. While I was in this band, we mounted performances of BYE BYE BIRDIE and a musical vers...
Uh oh, I didn't feel the Earth move
A swath of Southern California - from Santa Barbara to San Diego - felt a Santa Monica Bay-centered 4.6 earthquake at 3:14PM on New Year’s Day, 1979.
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