Jul 21, 2017
By Stephen Mayne
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It's the half-year Trump anniversary so we're leading with that this week. Mix in a little summary of his various misdeeds, and a collection of protest tracks the man has inspired and we've got ourselves a column.
Jul 20, 2017
By Austin Trunick
We review a new, tiny map-building game from Renegade Games Studios, and explore Japan's all-time best-selling pop singles by Western artists. More
Jul 14, 2017
By Stephen Mayne
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This week we focus on a different Trump causing problems after Donald Jr's. desire to thrust himself into the center of the Russia allegations emerged. We also throw in a little bit of healthcare, race relations, Radiohead, and a worrying new political candidate. More
Jul 10, 2017
By Austin Trunick
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We sample several bottles of Ommegang's new "Bend the Knee" beer while working our way through the Internet's wildest Game of Thrones theories. More
Jul 07, 2017
By Stephen Mayne
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It's not been long since the President in all his wisdom announced his decision to withdraw America from the Paris Agreement on climate change. That will likely come up again during the G20 meeting (more below) but first we have duo Marian Hill demonstrating not everyone has to give up on the environment. More
Jul 07, 2017
By Austin Trunick
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Bears, bears, everywhere there are bears! So many bears. Big bears. Little bears. Bears just coming out of your ears. What are you going to do with so many bears? Well, build a park for them, that’s what! More
Jun 30, 2017
By Stephen Mayne
As crazy as political life may be in the US, Britain has its own problems after voting a year ago to completely reshape the country by leaving the European Union. Lias Saoudi of Fat White Family and The Moonlandingz joins us this week to discuss Brexit before we throw in healthcare reform, travel bans, cancelled festivals, and Glastonbury. More
Jun 29, 2017
By Austin Trunick
We look at two classic Stefan Feld designs receiving new, special anniversary editions this year. More
Jun 23, 2017
By Stephen Mayne
Not all musicians are political, and not all those who are think too deeply on the subject. That cannot be said of the members of Algiers, half of whom lay out concerns and hopes for the future in our interview this week. This week's column also tackles Republican healthcare plans, lost elections, disturbing footage, and memorials. More
Jun 19, 2017
By Frank Valish
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For two hours nonstop fury and fun, Iron Maiden rocked the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. More
