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Be Bossi: Notes on Art, Rage and Becoming

I’m Bossi, a musician, artist, and poet. This is where Bossi’s Finishing School lives in written form, alongside deeper reflections on art, music, rage and becoming - a space for the conversations that can’t fit on a screen.

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  1. Issue · Sep 24, 2026

    Season 2, L1: AI Could Kill Us All. Why is the U.S. racing to be first? (opens the original)

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    OpeningTech bros and politicians are discussing AI destroying humanity like it’s a minor bug they’ll patch after launch. Welcome back to Bossi’s Finishing School for Difficult Women, where I’ll help you polish your responses. To a point.[Insert clip of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on CNN]Step One: Read the Fine PrintWhen the people building AI announce that their product could eliminate the species, resist the urge to applaud their transparency and say:Gentlemen, if the chef tells you there’s a 1

  2. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    Tell All The Other Girls: One Year Later (opens the original)

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    In lieu of a traditional Finishing School lesson today, I’m taking a moment to celebrate. Because one year ago, on September 9th, 2025, I released my album Tell All the Other Girls.I hadn’t set out to write a feminist concept album. It wasn’t until I was sitting with the producer, deciding which songs to include, that I began to see the common thread: I was writing about the experiences of women.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://s

  3. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    Lesson 52: The Manosphere’s Courtroom Argument is Officially “We’re Full of Shit.” (opens the original)

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    OPENINGToday’s lesson of Bossi’s Finishing School for Difficult Women teaches you what to say to the manosphere’s minions when Andrew and Tristan Tate accidentally expose it as a facade-o-sphere in federal court.[Insert clip of Andrew Tate’s lawyer Joseph McBride]Step One: Lift the LidWhen prosecutors say the Tate brothers are a flight risk because they’re rich and internationally connected, and their lawyer’s response is basically,

  4. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

    Lesson 51: America’s Priorities Are Showing (opens the original)

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    I’m becoming increasingly angry at how often U.S. policy prioritizes the generation and preservation of wealth for a select few over the health and well-being of the general population. And few things demonstrate this more clearly than our food system.My husband is Italian, so we regularly spend time there with family. I do not have clean scientific data comparing rates of food-borne illness between Italy and the United States; despite my attempts, the monitoring systems are different enough tha

  5. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    Lesson 51: When Grocery Shopping Becomes A Game of Russian Roulette (opens the original)

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    OpeningHave you noticed that lately grocery shopping feels like Russian roulette, but you’re not sure how we got to the point where the lettuce started taking hostages? Today’s lesson of Bossi’s Finishing School for Difficult Women teaches you how to respond the next time some guy named Thad says that government just gets in the way business.Step One: Remind Him Why Restaurants Have Health InspectorsWhen Thad advocates for deregulation because “the free market regulates itself,” resi

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