7/29/26
Always be launching.
Archive
7/7/26
At least they seem to at the humiliating defeat of the USA by Belgium at Mad Oak and Speisekammer, yesterday.
6/26/26
Taxonomies of leftists, bicycles, and transportation at Bike!Bike! West.
A tour at the Caldecott Tunnel west entrance, a few weeks ago.
A night of alchemy and anarchy at Eli’s Mile High Club
6/20/26
“If you’re wondering what that means…so am I.”
Who could have guessed an industry that treats its workers like robots would embrace AI?
6/16/26
Berkeley Landmarks Preservation Commission, North Berkeley Senior Center, June 4th
6/11/26
A mélange of kelp boas and poodle skirts and BART ship captain/conductor’s hats and cardboard train costumes covered in fish.
6/3/26
We went to the playoffs in Richmond and got hipchecked by controversy.
In his new book, Trevor Paglen tries to look through a machine's eyes.
5/27/26
Masks, power chairs, maps, and organizing: Berkeley, May 6.
5/25/26
House, waacking, and vogue at Fluid510: Downtown Oakland, April.
5/20/26
A hayseed airport built on a remote cow pasture continues its long-running campaign of undermining its rival in Oakland.
5/15/26
I found the best cookie in the Bay Area and tried to learn more about it. Now I'm not even sure it exists.
5/14/26
How the closure of Oakland’s only In-N-Out became an international tabloid saga.
5/13/26
The deep roots of the East Bay's no-wave Yemeni coffee shop revolution.
5/11/26
How American children became the fussiest eaters in history (and why they need to check their not-dying privilege).
5/5/26
On listening to Oakland's Pulitzer Prize–winning poet.
At the El Cerrito Democratic Club’s meeting to discuss Measure C, April 28, 2026.
5/2/26
Making a scent from the atmospheric memory of The Town.
4/29/26
Yes, with stewardship.
4/27/26
How to smell Lake Merritt.
4/24/26
An interview with the scene sisters stoking the fire at Oakland's Sultry Sessions
4/22/26
There’s something rotten in Jenny Xie’s “Holding Pattern.”