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Scientists and Poets is where evidence-based health meets lyrical inquiry—because the body is data, and so is wonder.
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Catastrophe is the plot point we missed (opens the original)
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Crushing grief: Ten years of Fish in Exile (opens the original)
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It's Bandcamp Friday! (opens the original)
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I have a suspicion that many of you don’t know what Bandcamp is. I believe that because when I’ve asked people to follow me on Bandcamp they ask me what it is. So, for my musician friends, apologies for the explanation below. Do stick around though because I also have some album reviews in this article that I’ve been meaning to write for a long time. Bandcamp is a platform for artists to sell their music, but not in the way we’ve all become accustomed to. It’s not designed like Spotify or Apple
Awe: The case for being undone (opens the original)
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Poetry Festival, Book Launches, and Live Music! (opens the original)
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A quick hello (and a big weekend ahead)Hi friends,Apologies for the quiet stretch. I’ve been under the weather (was about to revise since it’s so hackneyed and then I looked again at the air quality, thought about the heat last week and saw this odd phrase in new yellowish light)Subscribe now and buried in prep for the poetry festival and our book launches. But I wanted to surface with some news, because it’s an exciting few days for Scientists and Poets.We’re a
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