Perhaps cawing seagulls, coffee shop clinkers, and ferry horns are deemed the sounds of Seattle. Quite the contrary. It’s the angst-fueled by the 1980’s and 1990’s grunge expressionism, now turned on civil unrest. It’s the vast languages spoken, the awareness of one’s individualism. It’s the tranquility overlooking the city from the extensive parks and marinas. […]

Uganda is considered the Pearl of Africa, rich in color and hospitality. Kampala is the nation’s capital and host for many tourists and ex-pats. Over 30 languages are spoken and met with religious recognitions; however, most are Christian or Muslim. The gomesi or busuuti is the traditional dress of the nation. For Alex Ssbakiwa, Uganda […]

Life transitions can be quite alarming, but for Annie, it was life-saving. She is no stranger to adaptions, a revered skillset within the food and beverage industry. Out of the ashes of a burnt-out culinary career, she now holds the title of Charleson’s affable “cookie dealer.” Her colorful cookies reflect her vivid outfits and, most […]

Mental Health. Is it an uncomfortable topic? If you answered yes, you’re certainly not alone. According to the National Alliance on Mental Health, 19 % of American adults (roughly 1 in 5), and almost 17 % of American children (1 in 6) experience some form of mental illness. That’s more than 17.53% of the landmass that Alaska contributes to the country.

Patrick Gutensohn, better known as Good Lee, is breaking the boundaries of artistic development. His combinations of breaking (break-dancing) and electronic/ambient productions go hand-in-hand. His self interpretation is a concoction of street blocks and the Austrian Alps. Like many dancers his environment stems his creative upbringing and outputting.