And As for 2025" Reflections on a Turbulent Year

March

• Is The Resistance Dead?

Corporate America is cowering, the media has caved, and Establishment Democrats have no idea how to fight. Are we destined for fascism?

April

• A Change of Rhythm

Suddenly thrust into turmoil and facing a significant change, the sale of my drum kit unexpectedly set the stage for reflection.

May

• Will The Real Working Class Hero Please Stand Up

Springsteen and the President appeal to the working class, "The Boss" empowering them through storytelling, Trump harnessing their fears.

• A Minor Threat

When the War on Immigrants targets toddlers, cancer patients, and first-graders: a satirical look at immigration policy in Trump's America.

June

• Pride Under Siege: The LAPD's Troubled History With the LGBTQ+ Community

With the LGBTQ+ community's historically strained relationship with the LAPD, can it rely on protection from violence during Pride Month?

July

• Live Aid: The Day The Music Mattered

Looking back 40 years after attending Live Aid, a day when Sir Bob Geldof successfully harnessed the power of popular music to drive change.

August

• From Woodstock to Vancouver: A Family Story in Nine Inch Nails

Mud, music, and memories: Nine Inch Nails ties together three generations, from Woodstock '94 to a moving night in Vancouver.

September

• Red States In Glass Houses

GOP leaders call out New York and Los Angeles, but data shows many Red states are deadlier. Why aren't they looking for a national solution?

October

• A Shutdown of Compassion: The Latest Assault on Obamacare

For the second time in a generation, Obamacare has brought Washington to a standstill -- not because it failed, but because it worked.

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