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06/10/2021

Shane Christensen of Mortal Device discusses their upcoming EP release, Chapter 3 (available June 11, 2021). We discuss his evolution over the years from bas...

04/10/2021

Guitarist Rick Greenly discusses his life in music and high end sound systems, his thoughts on the present state of things and social media, and his ongoing ...

08/24/2020

Thanks to Shane Eckart, Penny Freeman, Trevor Freeman, and Dylan Kidner for their interest in what I do and taking the time to feature me in their local show! There are a LOT of great musicians in this valley, and so many people putting in the time and effort to keep our scene alive and well. Grateful.

04/23/2020

Happy Earth Day!!! As I bounce around from one project to another like a busy bee, I'd like to announce our new HereAfter album, Purified, coming Fall 2020. The second installment of the Earthkeeper series, Global Reset, is coming later this year as well. Purified is a concept album that is very much aligned with the Earthkeeper Series. If there were a soundtrack for the books, this would be it.

04/23/2020

Let's heal the 🌏. 👉 bit.ly/EarthDayNetwork2020

04/22/2020

04/18/2020

Check out the video I made for our song, Human Condition Critical, by my band, HereAfter. As we approach the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day, please, let us all think about who we collectively want to be going forward, how we want to be on this planet as a species, what changes we'd like to see as our economies rebuild, and what changes each of us are willing to make as individuals. This is our wakeup call. There is no better time to transform the paradigm than now.

04/03/2020

When we listen to experts, we save lives.

04/02/2020

A supposed COVID-19 test for a possibly infected Marubo indigenous man in Atalaia do Norte — gateway to the vast Javari Valley Indigenous Territory — was never analyzed; so results remain unknown.

04/02/2020

History does indeed repeat itself. A century ago it was the 1918 flu pandemic; greedy, shortsighted industrialists eroding liberty and sowing corruption (when America coined the term millionaire); vast inequality (1880s How The Other Half Lives, mirrored in the 1980s through to today); Social Darwin doctrine, mirrored in today's arguments about society's obligation to the poor; the hostile takeover of our political economy by bankers, and the creation of the "Federal" Reserve at Jekyl Island; the selling of our populace into tax slavery; The Great Depression, where the collapse of our economy was contrived by those same bankers to consolidate power and repossess capital (mirrored in 2008 and again now in 2020). If you don't believe the greedy are evil enough to kill for profit (never mind the military industrial complex), just remember the Enron scandal. Then there were reforms, regulation, and labor unions (continually assaulted and rolled back); there was the Dust Bowl of the 30s, a huge environmental catastrophe, worsened by land mismanagement and unsustainable farming practices (mirrored now and for the foreseeable future). Just imagine the coming fire and hurricane seasons exacerbated by climate change over the next 10 years. "No poor person ever gave me a job." Go ahead, keep repeating that mantra, and you might as well be saying, "Sure, I'm a slave, but I'm a house slave where life is better for me"...for now, maybe. The American Dream used to mean land ownership and self-sufficiency. That is why our forefathers escaped the Feudalism of Europe. Monied people in the shadows have always been the evil rotting the foundations of life, liberty, and happiness. Are you really sure you want to kick the can down the road another hundred years to properly deal with these issues, or can we all please wake up to address with them now while everything is already in disarray? Change first begins with a change of mind.

04/02/2020

​6 Universal Problems Only Old Souls Will Understand

04/02/2020

“We have lived by the assumption that what was good for us would be good for the world... We have been wrong. We must change our lives, so that it will be possible to live by the contrary assumption that what is good for the world will be good for us.

And that requires that we make the effort to know the world and to learn what is good for it. We must learn to cooperate in its processes, and to yield to its limits. But even more important, we must learn to acknowledge that the creation is full of mystery; we will never entirely understand it.

We must abandon arrogance and stand in awe. We must recover the sense of the majesty of creation, and the ability to be worshipful in its presence. For I do not doubt that it is only on the condition of humility and reverence before the world that our species will be able to remain in it."

― Wendell Berry, (pg. 20, "A Native Hill")
The Art of the Commonplace: The Agrarian Essays

04/01/2020

04/01/2020

My fellow Tripwire companion, David Wagner, and I would like you to help if you can. And take a moment to see David's amazing photography that is often featured by the zoo.

Your Phoenix Zoo needs you.

As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, the Phoenix Zoo relies on ticket sales, donations, annual memberships, fundraising events, philanthropic gifts and our community partners to support our mission of motivating and inspiring people to care for the natural world.

Donate: phoenixzoo.org/donate/
Become a Member: phoenixzoo.org/membership/

While we are closed to help stop the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), our amazing keeper and veterinary staff are hard at work ensuring our animals get the care they need.

If you are able to give, please consider becoming a member or donating to the Phoenix Zoo’s Relief Fund and help us keep our operations running smoothly while we remain closed during this time.

We appreciate your support and look forward to welcoming you back to the Zoo in the future.

03/30/2020

In this debut episode I discuss my thoughts on the future. I also talk about using this self-isolation downtime during the Corona Virus pandemic to sow seeds...

11/23/2018

Check out the new HereAfter video for "The Dark." The new album, Burial Grounds, is available now! Links listed below.

11/02/2018

HereAfter's debut album, Burial Grounds, a Tin Idol Productions release, is now available for digital download and on CD! Click the link to Buy It Now!
https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/hereafter42?fbclid=IwAR1sg6ye5yWpZMvG74UlKwl4yTJINP_3MhM6u8aQoceaYiXx0zPXRy4yezM

HereAfter is:
Ethan Foxx - Vocals
Jimmy Caterine - Guitars
Darren Soliven - Bass
Gerard K. Gonsalves - Drums

Click to listen at CDBaby