History was made by pro-pot advocates in D.C. this weekend and most people don’t even know it. On Saturday, The Capitol CannaShow brought the D.C. community together for a cannabis conference and expo for the people, by the people. It was the first time local businesses and speakers took the limelight for a day of education, activism, and business in the nation’s capital. It… Read more →
After six days, a successful round of fundraising and a popular article throwing the site offline, the Never Daunted Radio Network is back and better than ever It’s a good problem to have, so we keep hearing. In the nearly three years the Never Daunted Radio Network has been in existence, from its early days as a nightly podcast on… Read more →
On November 23, 1998, what is commonly described as one of the greatest video games ever created was released to an eager North American audience. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time went on to sell more than 7 million copies worldwide, and continues to capture the imaginations of gamers to this day. In its shadow, just over three weeks… Read more →
Black artists are using high profile events as a platform to discuss race, making some whites uncomfortable. It shouldn’t, because the discussion is overdue Race is never a comfortable topic. So often we talk about living in a post-racial society, a society where the color of one’s skin is not mutually exclusive to the content of their character. Martin Luther… Read more →
The unexpected passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia means a shakeup for 2016 candidates, the highest court in the land, and Washington politics. The decisions our lawmakers and American voters make in the next year will have a huge and lasting effect on America – arguably the largest shift in politics we will see in our lifetime. A constitutional originalist… Read more →
