This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
The latest BI-WEEKLY-ISH newsletter talks about some post-BC-election thoughts (based on the current, unfinalized results), as well as address some of the comments that came out in a now-deleted Kimberley Corkboard post — but you’ll have to jump over to Substack to read in full!
The latest BI-WEEKLY-ISH EH?! mailout is a post about how British Columbians should get out and actively NOT vote for the BC Conservatives in the upcoming BC provincial election — READ HERE.
“Imagine a Sun Kil Moon record pressing pause on 'Inherent Vice' to grab another sixer out of the fridge and roll a joint on the back cover of a Bukowski novel.”
Here's the 8th installment of the bi-weekly series where I'd go back to the iTunes organizational system I had set up back when I used to run a 24/7 internet radio station, and then I shuffle up a selection of 'Mix Tape Radio approved' tracks and put together a HI54 Mixed CD.
The latest edition has got stuff about AI Chatbot work, Q&As with local city councillor candidates, a list of 95eh + hi54lofi duties that I'll be playing around with during #LocalAreaElectionSeason, and… somehow even a bit more (like a picture of a hornet, for example).
"Top of mind for me is infrastructure renewal, financial accountability, real budgets, environmental protection, and economic resilience. Good business principals. I look beyond this two (2) year term and my hope is to continue giving back to our City, enjoy our abundance and continue being progressive, proactive and principled."
EPS 093 of MTR opens with Johnny Cash talking guns and before things close out with some Sonofdov wolf talk, you’ll hear: J Mascis, cardnl, Joan Shelley, and a bunch more musical niceness.
“Adam Curtis attempts to make inconclusive sense of our non-sensical modern world with a hypnotizing documentary filled with haunting old footage, amazing soundtrack selections, and a ‘David Attenborough who has seen too much’ narration style. Hits different than your usual docuseries, and will leave you wondering about what you're supposed to think long after.”
"If people want someone on council who is committed to seeing Kimberley develop in a thoughtful way where we take a holistic approach, creating a thriving small business community where entrepreneurs can be successful, and ensuring we’ve got a safe and vibrant community for generations to come, then you can feel good about voting for me."
"It would be my obligation to ensure we create a community that is social once again, not just online but in person. I want residents, both young and old, to have a safe place to live, to fail, and to explore without prejudice. Not only "A good place to be," but "A safe place to be.""
I dusted off my Substack to send out a ‘9/5 (in the USA) Day’ newsletter update, and you can READ IT IN FULL OVER HERE.
