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What We Are Looking At: Groundhog Grundy
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Dan Rogge, father of 11 children, 42 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren, was, after a long and by all accoun...
What we are Looking At: Heidi
Frankie, Frank & Heidi in The Bronx, early 1990s.
It is the time of year when I ask people to donate to the project that my sister Heidi started before she died of cancer in November of 2019. That time right before the plague descended and...
What We Are Looking At: Dada Art 1916 - 1922
Raoul Hausmann, The Art Critic (1919–20), Tate © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2024
I think about the Tower of Babel more than I should. As a secular humanist, I’ve always thought it funny that God punished people for working together to t...
What we are looking at: I'm not asking for my money back.
A few weeks ago Marisa Kabas figured out substack publishes and monetized Nazis. Not maybe Nazis, but full on, “I love Hitler” Nazis. She started a campaign to have them dealt with the same way they deal with pornography. I like Substack. I...
What We Are Looking At: Heidi Schloegel Hynes Food Drive
She was the best.
I couple years ago I wrote a guest post for Craig Calcaterra’s substack. It has become a little tradition for me. In writing these, I get to remember Heidi and I ask people to do good works for poor people and to donat...
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