Jeffrey Shinabarger wants to help you change the world and he’s ready to form a strategy. Shinabarger is the founder of Plywood People, a community organization which aims to rally Atlantan entrepreneurs, social leaders, designers, business-owners and all-around radical thinkers to initiate positive change for our communities’ awareness campaigns.
“Print Not Dead!” At least not to some of us. With e-book readers on the rise and bookstores going out of style like guilty verdicts, it makes you wonder if a hardback will soon be a thing of the past. Thankfully, with the gaining popularity of chap book and small literary presses with the focus being on quality over quantity– we have a “New Hope”.
When I first spotted Rene Dellefont at the Euclid Yacht Club, he was sitting on a stool, vodka soda in hand. The seasoned improvisor of Dad’s Garage and organizer of the EARL’s Catch 23, Rene, not one to tire of performing, had just returned from a 10-day improv festival in Canada. “I got to be on stage with a goat,” he told me. Before getting to the meaty stuff—bombing, heckling, and kissing girls—I wanted to know if the goat had told any jokes.
Written by: Johnny Carroll. Photography by: Tim Song.
Written by Johnny Carroll. Photography by Christy Parry.
Written by Cristen Conger. Photography by Tim Song.
History has shown us that some of the greatest men that have ever lived wore beards, and history doesn’t lie. Abraham Lincoln, Earnest Hemingway and Chuck Norris all bearded.