Eric Johnson

2 months ago | thedispatch.com | Kevin D. Williamson |Zack Cooper |Eric Johnson |Tal Fortgang

Against the Malthusian temptation. Published February 3, 2025 One sign that always makes me think I’m dealing with a conspiracy theory is when people keep telling me it’s not a conspiracy theory. Take “peak oil,” for example. “It’s not a kooky conspiracy theory,” Kevin Drum of Mother Jones wrote in 2013.

2 months ago | thedispatch.com | Michael Reneau |Eric Johnson |Tal Fortgang |Jennifer Murtazashvili

When Christianity collides with politics. Published February 2, 2025 This is an unlocked episode of our weekly Dispatch Faith podcast, which is typically released on our members-only podcast feed, The Skiff. If you enjoy the conversation, we hope you’ll consider signing up as a full Dispatch member today.

Apr 21, 2024 | californialocal.com | Eric Johnson

Meet the hippie intellectual who changed the world with the first published photograph of our entire planet. The photo above, which made its debut public appearance in 1968 on the cover of The Whole Earth Catalog, was the first color image of the entire Earth ever captured by NASA. It’s widely considered to have inspired environmental movements around the world.

Apr 11, 2024 | guitargirlmag.com | Vanessa Izabella |Pat Metheny |John Scofield |Eric Johnson

As seen in Guitar Girl Magazine Issue 17 – Fall 2021 The Bells & WhistlesMelissa Etheridge, the iconic American singer-songwriter on the music scene since 1985, has numerous accolades that include multiple Grammy awards, platinum and double-platinum records, and a star on the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Apr 11, 2024 | guitargirlmag.com | Vanessa Izabella |Pat Metheny |John Scofield |Eric Johnson

As seen in Guitar Girl Magazine Issue 17 – Fall 2021 The Bells & WhistlesOne of the most important accessories for a guitar is the guitar strap. For years, they were all black and boring until style innovators like Virginia Castro came along. Armed with the vision of creating something unique that resonated with artists and brought more attention to their finely crafted instruments, Castro started her own company, Get’m Get’m, designing beautiful, sturdy guitar straps.