Reads tagged with “Temujin Doran”

A Cinematic Love Letter to the Wilderness and John Muir’s Legacy

A beautiful homage to the natural world’s “good, practical sort of immortality.”

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The Life and Death of Mountains

The humility of understanding how Earth’s most monumental creations crumble to the bottom of the sea.

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Illustration (The Finest Occupation): An Animated Short Film

A charming tongue-in-cheek testament to the art of taking joy in one’s work.

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How You Spend Your Life: A Cinematic Sum of the Hours, Days, and Years Spent on Mundane Activities

An awakening anatomy of the average life’s two years of boredom, 6 months of watching commercials, 67 days of heartbreak, and 14 minutes of pure joy.

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Obey: How the Rise of Mass Propaganda Killed Populism

“A populace that can no longer find the words to articulate what is happening to it is cut off from rational discourse.”

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<em>North</em>: How a Small Arctic Town Became a Global Epicenter of Climate Science

North: How a Small Arctic Town Became a Global Epicenter of Climate Science

A cinematic history of climate change by way of the North Pole.

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Reads tagged with “Temujin Doran”

A beautiful homage to the natural world’s “good, practical sort of immortality.”

The humility of understanding how Earth’s most monumental creations crumble to the bottom of the sea.

A charming tongue-in-cheek testament to the art of taking joy in one’s work.

An awakening anatomy of the average life’s two years of boredom, 6 months of watching commercials, 67 days of heartbreak, and 14 minutes of pure joy.

“A populace that can no longer find the words to articulate what is happening to it is cut off from rational discourse.”

A cinematic history of climate change by way of the North Pole.

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