Knot too shabby: Part 2
By Ben Olson Reader Staff In this week’s knot-tying article, we’ll cover four more useful knots: the sheet bend, the figure-eight knot, the overhand knot and half hitch. Sheet Bend Let’s say you have...
Category: Arts & Culture
Women’s March planners eye landmark third year
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Last year was historic for women across the country, sweeping 54 female candidates to Congress and placing an unprecedented emphasis on women’s issues. It was also an important year...
“Bohemian Rhapsody’: relive a great musical journey
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Starting this week, relive one of the greatest musical journeys of the ‘70s and ‘80s when “Bohemian Rhapsody” hits the Panida Theater. A biopic covering the legendary rock band...
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?
By Bill Lewis Reader Contributor “Fear and loathing in Las Vegas?” Not bloody likely! And by the way, Hunter S. Thompson was missed at the Marijuana Business Convention (MJBISCON) held Nov. 13-15 in Las Vegas, Nev....
Knot too shabby: Part 1
By Ben Olson Reader Staff For every situation, there is the perfect knot. Recently, Cadie and I completed a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean on a 39-foot sailboat. While I’ll save the story about...
Drennen’s journey
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff When Dustin Drennen says he’s about to tell you the “short version” of how he ended up as a musician and writer practicing his craft in Clark Fork, it’s...
‘God of War’ finds poignancy in its mythic spectacle
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff “God of War” isn’t just important for what it is. It’s important for what it proves game franchises can be. The latest entry in a series that began in...
Class and culture collide in ‘Sorry to Bother You’
By Chris Balboni Reader Contributor In the opening scene of Boots Riley’s “Sorry to Bother You,” we meet Cash Green at a job interview for the telemarketing company RegalView. After the interviewer calls him...
Father John Misty achieves a masterpiece in ‘God’s Favorite Customer’
By Justin Landis Reader Contributor There’s something truly magical about listening to a new record and discovering that the artist wrote it for you. Hearing a favorite artist voice familiar feelings before you’ve found...
‘In Pieces’ is a celebrity memoir at its most honest
By Mindy Cameron Reader Contributor Asking a reader to name her favorite book of the year is like asking her to choose her favorite grandchild. Impossible. I won’t quite follow the rule here, but...
