Mike Brown: On the Jazz Beat with Tony Jones!

Mike Brown: On the Jazz Beat with Tony Jones!
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This month, I was fortunate enough to interview The Salt Lake Tribune’s beat writer for the Utah Jazz, the great Tony Jones. … read more

Sagittarius, Saturn Return and SLUG Magazine: Astrology with Christopher Renstrom

Sagittarius, Saturn Return and SLUG Magazine: Astrology with Christopher Renstrom
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The chart laid out in front of him is for the date Dec. 1, 1988, at 7 p.m., and the birthplace is listed as Salt Lake City. However, this particular star chart is not made out for a person. Rather, it is the chart marking SLUG Magazine’s “birth”—the first issue “hitting the streets” at Speedway Cafe at the tail end of 1988. … read more

Localized: Nate Holland

Localized: Nate Holland
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Nate Holland has been a staple of SLC’s electronic scene since the glory days of our beloved W Lounge. Since then, he has continued mastering his craft. Over the past year, you could find Holland at local favorites Tinwell Bar, Urban Lounge and Club Elevate, or making a tent of festival-goers trip out at Lunar Transit. … read more

Finding a Home: Art Makes an Impact at the Rio Gallery

Finding a Home: Art Makes an Impact at the Rio...
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The brainchild of local professional artist and curator Clinton Whiting, Art In The Home is a meditation on the powerful impact that owning original works can sustain for families who might not otherwise access them. … read more

Paisley Rekdal: Mapping Literary Utah

Paisley Rekdal: Mapping Literary Utah
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Paisley Rekdal, creator of Mapping SLC and Utah’s current Poet Laureate, is in many ways a gatekeeper between literature and gripping relics of time. … read more

RJ Walker: Helping the Youth Find Their Voice

RJ Walker: Helping the Youth Find Their Voice
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RJ Walker says that bringing slam poets to schools helps to actively engage kids’ interests—especially when introducing street-level poets, whom they can identify with. … read more

An Open Letter in a Flat Magazine to Flat-Earthers

An Open Letter in a Flat Magazine to Flat-Earthers
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Dear flat-earthers, I appreciate a good conspiracy. Rarely do I actually believe a conspiracy, but I do love hearing about alternative reasons to weird shit. … read more

Dumpster Dive: Salt Lake Cinema Trash Night Keeps It Classick

Dumpster Dive: Salt Lake Cinema Trash Night Keeps It Classick
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For one year straight, Grossl has commandeered the first Wednesday of the month for Cinema Trash Night, his big-screen love letter to films that are so terrible that they’re actually brilliant. … read more

Salt Lake Story Tours: I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost

Salt Lake Story Tours: I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost
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Utah Ghost Tours provide bus tours and walking tours to some of the most haunted spots and graveyards in SLC and Ogden. I opted for the Whiskey Street tour. … read more

Jeff Carlisle: Crafting the Macabre

Jeff Carlisle: Crafting the Macabre
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Local creature of the night and goth-scene veteran Jeff Carlisle is an expert when it comes to materializing the things that go “bump” in the night. … read more