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We create content to inform, educate, inspire, or persuade; to bring awareness to issues in our communities and our world; and content produced by Millennials passionate about what they're writing about and the message they want to send.
We’re working from the ground up in our own community by shining a light on the businesses and organizations around us, showing what’s happening here in the heart of our beautiful community!
Life is hectic, beautiful, strange, wondrous, exciting, painful, scary, and so many different things; and it’s all experienced by and through each and every one of us. No two experiences, no two people are the same. Here we observe the more micro aspects of the things we experience, witness, feel, and do.
Relationships are complex facets of life & influence us in many ways, so we’re breaking them down to observe the intricacy of them and they affect us. This category is more diverse than a regular relationship section you might find elsewhere, as we explore the differences and similarities of relationship structures.
Society is a vast network of overlapping experiences, norms, cultures, & ways of thinking & doing. Depending on our experiences, how we’re raised, where we live, and the time period we’re raised in – we all see and respond to the world differently. Here we discuss the macro aspects of life – the bigger picture of things that unite or divide us.
Quetzal Visions – Creating ‘Precious Visions’ to Help Heal
Reconnecting with his ancestry, Juan Cuevas works to reclaim his culture through his artwork. With creations of ‘precious visions,’ his art business Quetzal Visions taps into the subconscious, express spirituality, and offer healing.
Dam Roast House and Browder Bookstore – Brewing Community Into Boulder City
After hearing people in Boulder City wanted a local coffee shop, Amber Stephens and Misty Magruder teamed up to open Dam Roast House and Browder Bookstore.
K-pop WaterBomb Ends With a Splash
On Saturday, Sept. 27, dance crew ElementX hosted its second annual K-pop WaterBomb from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sunset Park.
Political Violence – The History, Prevalence, and Escalation of It in America
An essay (and descent into madness) over the prevalence and escalation of political violence in America.
K-pop WaterBomb – The Last Splash of Summer
Local K-pop dance crew, ElementX is closing out summer with their 2nd annual K-pop WaterBomb at Sunset Park on Saturday, September 27!
Cruelty is the Point – The Marketing of Fascism
As Donald Trump approaches his first 250 days in office, we reflect on the constant constitutional chaos and, even more importantly, the cruelty.
‘Reichstag Moment Burning’ – A Poem About the Current Political Climate
‘Reichstag Moment Burning’ – A poem about the current political climate.
Happy Maddy Art Sparks Joy Through Nostalgia
Using hyper-realism, Maddy connects with people through paintings that tap into her experiences, process her emotions, and even confront her trauma.
Floods & Fascism, Freedom & Future – An Alliterative Poem of ‘Fs’
A poem about the recent catastrophic floods and rising fascism, with a hopeful message about freedom and our future.
Poems to Melt ICE
A few poems spelling out “Fuck ICE” in response to what’s happening on America’s streets under fascism.
Vertica Fitness: Every BODY Can Go Vertical
With a mission of creating a space for every BODY to belong and feel beautiful, Vertica Fitness encourages people to step outside their comfort zone and “go vertical.”
Wheels Off the Ground – The History of Skateboarding
Skateboarding has influenced generations since the mid-20th century. Starting in the 1950s, the sport soon flourished into what it is today.
Dragon Castle Books – ‘An Adventure on Every Page’
Local independent used bookstore, Dragon Castle Books, offers readers an “Adventure on Every Page!”
‘Doom and Bloom’ – A Poem About Finding Light in the Dark
When the world seems dark and full of doom, the flowers remind me to find the light as they bloom.
Madusa – Turned to Stone
Local rap artist Madusa has come far in the Vegas rap scene, working hard as a woman in a male dominated space to share her art and champion other women.
Eco-Friendly Fashion Choices Combat Fast Fashion and Promote Sustainability
Fast fashion dominates the clothing market with its fast and cheap products. But as its true costs come to light, people turn to more eco-friendly fashion that offers sustainable and ethical choices.
FoxRidge Park: What’s in a Name? What Makes a Haunt?
Local FoxRidge Park is claimed to be haunted. But is it? The rumors have inspired more than just ghost stories.
Tiana Shai: No Seat At The Table? Bring Your Own
Committed to defying the odds, local music producer, audio engineer, songwriter, artist, and creative Tiana Shai brings her own seat to the table where one has historically been denied for women.
No Racism in Schools #1865 – Spreading Awareness About Racism in CCSD
After a racist incident in 2019 at a local school, the harrowing experiences of the “Arbor View 9” ignited a spark that would lead to the creation of No Racism In Schools #1865.
Book Bans Enable History to Repeat Itself
With book bans increasing over the years removing a wide range of literature from schools and libraries, history is enabled to repeat itself.
We wish to convey the understanding to our audience and guests that we do not mean to force ideas and opinions on anyone. No one is obligated to agree with what we or our contributors say or produce. We only hope to provide perspective and talking points for conversation in order to develop solutions. If you disagree with something, we gladly invite any conversation surrounding our content. We are not infallible; none of us are. We do our best to uphold objectivity and respect, even when discussing our opinions and views. But we also acknowledge that being humans means that error is an inevitability, and we will no doubt make mistakes along the way as we learn and grow with our community. In our awareness of this ability to fault, we encourage our community to interact with us, let us know when we’ve overlooked something, failed to consider some evidence or perspective, or have otherwise made an error in judgment or action. Life is about learning and growing, especially doing so from our mistakes. Though we hope you enjoy our content, we understand that intent doesn’t matter; perspective does. So please, give us your perspectives and help us strengthen our understanding of our community!
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