Topanga Journal November 2018 Issue Vol 1 No 3: The Climate Change Issue: Surfrider Foundation, Sandra Fluke from Voices For Progress, RL Miller from Climate Hawks Vote, Scott Houston, the Director of the West Basin Water District, Jessamyn Sheldon from the Topanga Creek Watershed Committee, Harvey Wasserman from Solartopia and KPFK

Modern #Sexuality & Politics: Genderbread Breaking Through the Binary: Gender Explained Using Continuums By Social Justice Comedian Sam Killermann. Dr. Peter Alsop Interview: The Roots of the Modern Family Tree. The Speculum & Its Terrible History. Sexuality & The Vegetable Garden by The Invisible Gardner. The Romance of Old Hawai’i by Linda Ballou. What You do to Your Body, You do to the Planet                       by Molly Basler. Orson Welles Stage Adaptation of Moby Dick at Theatricum Botanicum...and more!

Topanga Journal Vol 1 no 4: Culture & Politics Issue: "I got into Hair because Bobby Kennedy asked me to go to New York." Interview with the original 1968 Broadway show Hair producer, Michael Butler, and production coordinator and second company casting director, Cara Robin, on music, sex, drugs and music, and how the show is still relevant today. Robbie Conal's Cabinet of Horror's at the famous Track 16 Gallery. The unknown Hero of Topanga and his Nazi Hunting and Great Sedition Trial ties, and how it all came to a mysterious end. Dorothy Reik on What's the Matter with Harvard? The End of the World as We Know It: Mass Extinction 6.0 by Molly Basler. H.G. Wells and the War to End War
By Tad Daley; The Green New Deal Promises Peace and Progress. Will Nuclear Advocates Undermine it?
By Harvey Wasserman and more...

Nazi Hunting: The History of Topanga Journal Part II - Art vs. Trump Sandow Birk & Elyse Pignolet - Dr. Peter Alsop: Feminism as a Verb. Part One - Herb Petermann: Hidden Figures in Feminist Photography - Herb & Joan Petermann: Actively Seeking Equality for Women Since the 50s - Alix Lambert: Prison Soul and The Edge of Daybreak 

First Ever Revival of Haiti at Theatricum Botanicum - Adeline Ramage Rooney: Social Prejudices and Modern Women - Artist Toby Salkin: “The Women’s Movement Wanted Us to Be Free.” - Jill Burgeson: Non-Conformity & Being a Change Agent - Jill Burgeson & How She’s Helping to Change Music: Fender Play - EMM: EMMpowering Women While Building a Music EMMpire

The Bowling Sisters: Feminism, Film Directing & Inner Female Dialogue - Topanga Mercantile: A Love Story - Michelle D’Arbanville  - Topanga as Mentor - Topanga Canyon Gallery: Earth and Sky

X: Punk's Most Success Offspring.  is the most successful punk offspring of band’s like The Ramones and The Doors. They were a sound that mixed Exene Cervenka and John Doe’s fluid lyrical vocals with Billy Zoom’s Rockabilly guitar and DJ Bonebrake’s hard edge drum style into sonically groundbreaking music that emerged into what we now know is American punk rock. They are what many know as the band that defined the punk sound of the Los Angeles scene.

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Topanga Journal - November 2018

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