May 25, 2020: a moment in United States history where hearts dropped and voices roared throughout the nation and across the globe.  I remember watching the video showing Officer Derek Chauvin kneeling...

 Ever since the internet boom in the ‘90s, there has been a plague in the entertainment industry, and it’s rocked its rich members to their cores. That plague is piracy. Piracy is viewing or listening...

Before the episode we each interviewed our grandparents to ask them about their lives, what meaning they were able to find, and any advice they would give our generation. In this episode we discuss those...

I was in ninth grade when I began to notice the term “police brutality” cropping up more and more in news broadcasts and casual conversations. While, initially, the right stance seemed abundantly clear...

Drops of Ink · The Final Cut: Terry Gilliam's masterful Brazil In a world of mundane bureaucracy and an information loving police state, the only escape from reality is in fantasy. In the final episode...

“We need new heroes, ones suited for the times we’re in.” After the pain and chaos of the past few years, I imagine most Americans would agree with Sam Wilson’s declaration at the beginning...

Knowledge implies certainty, an unyielding determination to banish doubt and embrace the security of sureness. As humans seeking clarity in our lives and precision in our beliefs, craving knowledge is...

Retro. Absurd. Unique. Puzzling.  Disney+’s first television series set in the fan-favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe, “WandaVision,'' is downright wacky, and that’s what makes it work so well....

Drops of Ink · Hominids and Creation: The Lessons of Prehistoric Art If you would like to see any of the work described in this piece for yourself, or learn more about anything discussed, follow...