The pipes, the pipes are galling
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Over the past 30 or so years I’ve been playing music — which began with recording fart sounds on my Casio SK1 — I seem to have acquired a...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
End of days
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff When Netflix hits me with a show descriptor containing words like “deadpan” and “cynical,” count me in. I’m a slave to the algorithm like all of us. The “Netflix...
Doomsday films that live a world apart
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Stories of end times for humankind have been around for millennia. Likewise, generations of moviegoers have flocked to flicks depicting various apocalyptic scenarios. Whether they’re drawn to classics of...
Kaniksu Health Services breaks ground on new clinic
By Reader Staff Three of the five Kaniksu Health Services clinic locations will soon be combined into one, purpose-built clinic. Designed to be more focused on health care integration and the patient experience, the...
Lost Horse Press poetry title long listed for 2021 PEN in translation category
By Reader Staff Lost Horse Press is thrilled to announce that a title from its Contemporary Ukrainian Poetry Series — A New Orthography by Serhiy Zhadan — has been selected for the longlist for...
Words to abolish in 2021
By Zach Hagadone, Lyndsie Kiebert and Ben Olson Reader Staff Far be from us, of all people, to remotely suggest impoverishing or even diminishing the English language, but some words — especially this year...
Screen print your own T-shirts at home
By Ben Olson Reader Staff A common lament among those who feel the need to express themselves artistically is having a lack of inspiration, as well as a lack of time to create. We...
Eating for good luck all year long
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff Unpopular opinion: I’m not a super big fan of most of what we eat during the holidays. I like turkey and all the trimmings, but it’s more to do...
From the ground up
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff It’s a balmy 40-degree January morning in Sandpoint, and Dan Wimberly and his volunteer construction crew are hard at work building a Habitat for Humanity home for a local family...
Mad About Science
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Editor’s note: Brenden Bobby is taking this week off, so Reader Publisher Ben Olson is filling in with a topic suggested by Kim Woodruff. It’s a quiet Saturday morning....
