Kendall Ruth is a Writer and Photographer from Boulder, Colorado. He can be found on Twitter, and at kendallruth.com, or out running in the mountains.
It was at a wedding in Austin that my then fiancé and I discovered just how much we needed dance lessons. We stepped onto the floor and looked more like two bears in a wrestling match than a pair of graceful dancers.
Listening Past a Writer's Block
I’ve driven down that particular block a few times, seen the various shanties and campsites of other lost, muse-abandoned creative’s waiting for their purgatorial moment to pass. What I was experiencing looked nothing like this.
What is there to be seen in the flood of digital imagery?
The Stomping String Rock of Uncle Daddy
Lead vocalist and guitarist Stafford says, “There’s a release of ego” within the group. They aren’t fighting for the spotlight but laying it aside for each other. This generosity of play results in a humility and visceral quality that creates space for the listener to join the revelry.
How technology reminds me to be human.
He is right. I mumble. It is probably because I am never sure if what I have to say is worth hearing. Which can be a bit of a problem as a Writer.
What would it look like if Jesus came to America today instead of Israel 2,000 years ago– and was named Harold?
One piece of paper can set off a slew of storytelling manufactured out of nothing more than a running imagination. A little piece of culture on a 3×4 note, left in a book.
Human Beings are Miracles: an Interview with Gary Lundgren
Kendall Ruth discusses Calvin Marshall, a “dramedy” disguised as a baseball movie, with director Gary Lundgren.
A culture must be either shapely and saving or shapeless and destructive.
An interview with musician and songwriter Matthew Ryan.
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