The End is just the Beginning
One of my favorite things about the end of the year is the ‘Best Of’ lists that pop up everywhere on the internet. They are inherently arbitrary. Inescapable. And I love them.
John McStravick
More than a Rut
More like a Perfect Storm
I’ve recently been stuck in my most unproductive stretch over the past several years. I started 2021 with the theme of 'growth', with intentions of growing my projects and myself into a more self-sufficient creator in my career course.
Instead, I’m
Bringing It Home
I’ve just completed the second season of For All Mankind (FAMK) on AppleTV+.
And Wow!
NOW, BEFORE I GET INTO THE WHY, HERE IS YOUR SPOILER WARNING. PLOT DETAILS WILL BE DISCUSSED AND REVEALED THAT COULD SPOIL YOUR VIEWING EXPERIENCE IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THE SHOW YET.
The
Peak Good
Mare of Easttown is good. With exceptional acting, an interesting, layered story, and a solid production, it’s a worth a watch.
A focused story about a woman and her job, a town and its people, and the shared experience of struggle, there is a lot to like. But while
Powering Through
Accepting The Suck
I am tired. Very tired. Exhausted actually. I have felt this way more often lately, but I can really feel it at this moment. It is late at night as I write this, having gone long on a podcast recording. But I haven’t written anything yet
All In with the Most Memorable Movie Poster Ever
Justice League, The Most Striking Movie Posters Ever
Music on My Mind(set)
As I write this paragraph, I’m listening to the ‘Lo-Fi Café’ playlist on Spotify. Lo-Fi is a casual beat and melody type of music I’ve discovered this past year. Known for setting a low-key tone that promotes focus and attention, I can anecdotally say it’s true. It’