On stage in February: The Vagina Monologues “The Vagina Monologues explores the sacredness and beauty of women's bodies.”
Richland Players production begins Friday after two year pause “I hope the audience comes away with a sense of excitement and shock!”
Mid-Columbia Mastersingers present Miracle of Lights Chanukah Concert “The Mid-Columbia Mastersingers present a program celebrating the music of Chanukah”
White Bluffs is on stage in October White Bluffs explores themes of patriotism, grief, racism, and what it means to be American.
It’s all about love “In the 51 essays I have written for Tumbleweird, one common philosophy comes through: LOVE.”
Ted’s Head: history and truth “The biggest reason I didn’t learn more about our complicated history is because I didn’t have to.”
Our transgender friends and family deserve more As trans visibility has increased, attempts to marginalize and criminalize our transgender siblings have intensified.
Houselessness is not a crime “Blaming the unhoused rather than the system doesn’t provide a solution.”
The election hasn’t changed anything “The 2020 presidential election is over, but now is not the time to become complacent. Pay attention. Stay engaged.”
Ted’s Head: After you vote “You’ve done your civic duty and now you can sit back and let your elected officials change the world for you, right? Not quite.”
Our right to vote “For the government to be responsive to the people, the people need to participate. And to participate, all citizens need to have an equal voice. That voice is heard through the ballot box.”
Ted’s Head: The search for objective truth “How can we possibly agree on objective truth when we don’t trust the government, the media, or anything that doesn’t align with our own world view?”
Ted’s Head: Listen, learn, act “And as you learn more, use your own voice, your own financial support and your own actions to dismantle the systems of oppression that have been built on centuries of racist ideas and policies.”
Local arts groups share struggles, new visions COVID-19 has deeply impacted the arts with cancellations of live performances and a significant loss of revenue. To help share ideas on how the these arts groups are surviving, the Arts Center Task Force (ACTF) is hosting a series of online events called “Art in the Time of COVID-19.”
Saving Mother Earth Last week, as the snow was finally melting from my favorite running path, I noticed a single plastic shopping bag dangling from a tree limb overhanging the Columbia River. As
Who Profits from People in Prison? Today there are more than 2.2 million people in prison in the United States. Do we really need to lock so many people up? Who benefits from so many in prison?
Interview with Christine Brown for Congress An Interview with Christine Brown, Candidate for Congress I sat down with Christine Brown for an hour and a half discussion about her candidacy for Washington’s 4th Congressional District.
