A Summer In Review
This Summer was slow. Slow in the way that summers used to be, when you were younger and life stretched out in front of you.
Read MorePete Seeger-The Power of Song
Watch PBS’s documentary about Pete Seeger then go read 2014’s Subversive Love Notes.
Read MoreMiley and why She Can’t Stop
Is Miley Cyrus disgusting you? Good. That means she’s doing her job right.
Read MoreThe Many Faces of Jim Rose
It’s Festival season again, time to plot out which tickets you’re going to spring for and which you will watch on YouTube. Grainne suggests The London Burlesque Festival. Because…Burlesque is good for the soul!
Read MoreBartering, Crowd Sourcing and Lending a Hand
Grainne Rhuad- Are you safe bartering for goods and services?
Read MoreMexico, between bodies and trafficking: the narcocorrido
Tristan Brossa-The “Narcocorridos” or “narco ballads” music and singers who sing the praises of Mexican drug traffickers. A genre that appeals to a country in a pseudo war clans.
Read MoreCuba, An Anthill Designer
Helios Molina-Journey to the heart of youth in the margin.
Read MoreThe Lovebird’s Throat-A Review
Grainne Rhuad- Reviewing friend of Subversify Clara Engle’s newest release.
Read MoreSix Elements Release “If – ” EP
“Six Elements” album is a progressive rock tale inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s poem.
Read MoreThe Aftermath of Mayday
Jennifer Lawson-Zepeda- Even while I sat at Pershing Square and listened to all of the music and speeches; I couldn’t help but wonder about the aftermath of May Day.
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