Christopher Sanders

The fiercely independent women making music you need to be listening to
Magazine

The fiercely independent women making music you need to be listening to

Refusing the conventional — Natasha Khan (aka Bat for Lashes) shared the story behind her new album, The Bride, in Huck 56 - The Independence Issue. Here we celebrate other female musicians blazing a lone trail.

Written by: Christopher Sanders

The Kalbarri reef is on the brink of destruction, but one man is determined to save it
Culture

The Kalbarri reef is on the brink of destruction, but one man is determined to save it

On the verge of oblivion — Humanity is on the edge, with a climate change armageddon on the horizon, and indicative of these changes is the destruction of the Kalbarri reef. The devastation was discovered by Dr Thomas Wernberg, who is now on a mission to save it.

Written by: Christopher Sanders

Running culture is transforming lives in Kenya and beyond
Activism

Running culture is transforming lives in Kenya and beyond

Pacing up that hill — Kenya is famed for its world-class runners. In his new documentary, Spencer MacDonald introduces us to some of those leading the way in their sport, and using their prowess to support their communities at home.

Written by: Christopher Sanders

Made In America: The artist taking action on the right to bear arms
Art

Made In America: The artist taking action on the right to bear arms

"You’re not even American!" — When Australian-born artist CJ Hendry flew a 3,000 sq. ft. banner depicting a t-shirt twisted into the shape of a gun above a handful of U.S. cities - she did so as an act of protest. It's time to face facts, there's a crisis with gun control in the United States of America, and Hendry won't stop until the law is reformed.

Written by: Christopher Sanders

Transcending the cruel rhythms of life in Edmonton, Canada
Music

Transcending the cruel rhythms of life in Edmonton, Canada

Music-making in the “northern shitty oil-city” — Dave Ehrenreich’s documentary ‘Rhythm of Cruelty’ follows the Canadian band of the same name, duo and romantic partners Brandi Strauss and Ian Rowley. Ehrenreich shows how Strauss and Rowley are attempting to revise the negative stereotypes which they say are associated with Edmonton by following their dream of touring their experimental punk band.

Written by: Christopher Sanders

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