Thousands in the streets of Louisville, Kentucky, more than eight million people nationwide. No Kings 3.0! Americans aren't exactly known for taking to the st

They say that the third time's the charm but we'll see. Thousands once again filled Injustice Square Park and took to the streets in downtown Louisville Satur

These Epstein distractions keep getting bloodier and more murderous by the day, consuming the fever dream that is the 24-hour news cycle along the way. Meanwhil

Got to play with sharp objects again Thursday evening, or rather Sharp Objects 502's Bridge Brigade was back at it again, out on the bridges over I-64 with a message for the evening commute.

The Portland Museum's CeLOUbrate Print festival is coming up soon, in preparation for that they're currently hosting woodcarving workshops around town. One of the highlights of the festival is making prints

Being at the Breonna Taylor protests in 2020, seeing just how different what I saw and experienced was from what got reported in the media, was the primary moti

It's been six years since the Louisville Metro Police Department gunned down Breonna Taylor in her own home. Six years a momma's been missing her kid. Six years

As The War Nobody Asked For rages on, so too does Louisville's Bridge Brigade. There's billions of reasons why, but yesterday's pop-up protest on the Seneca

The local chapter of 50501, the movement behind the No Kings protests, had a meet and greet event yesterday at a Trellis Brewing. So much of organizing is just

After the Bridge Brigade action wrapped up on Sunday, swung by the the house to download my photos and then headed for downtown. Had seen a screenshot of a flye

“The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous. Hierarchical society is only possible on the basis of poverty and ignorance.

If you head for Col. Sanders grave down East Broadway and then turn south a mile or so before you get there, you'll find yourself in the Smoketown neighborhood

The Statue of Liberty, a Tyrannosaurus and more than fifty other folks were out on the Seneca Park bridges over I-64 Saturday afternoon.

Used to wander around this town quite a bit. Still do, but I used to, too. Moved to Louisville back when neocons still ruled the earth, took me forever to figur

Still a bit foggy as to what to write about these photos. . . Monday morning it was a bit pea soupy out, had to grab the Nikon and see what I could (and could

Yesterday was Presidents' Day, and that means no school here in Louisville. Didn't mean they all stayed home. High school students from Indiana and Kentucky c

Who doesn't enjoy a little PDA on Valentine's Day? That's what it's for right? Yesterday, Locals Food Hub & Pizza Pub was full of folks engaging in public dis

Anyone else take altogether too many photos? Somehow 'just one more shot to make sure' turns into hard drives with free space measured in megabytes. Have go

Was introduced to a group here by the name of Sharp Objects 502 a little while back, they've been doing a bit of organizing and demonstrating in Louisville for

Snow more snow please, we've already had our fill. Actually didn't get all that much, it just never left and its welcome wore out long ago. More annoy