You were born in the middle of the most sophisticated and expansive mass-scale perception management operation that has ever taken place. The news media is propaganda and schooling is designed to condition […]
Hard To Swallow Pills by Caitlin Johnstone
31 Paradiso by Rhoda Huffey, reviewed by Marty Liboff
“This royal throne of kings, this sceptered isle, This earth of majesty, This seat of Mars, This other Eden, demi-paradise, This fortress built by nature for herself Against infection and the hand […]
Regina Barton Interviewed by Enyaj Pitchford
When one gets to enter the doors of Regina Barton, one is transported into a cultural history of Venice, that revels in art, politics, music and poetry. This woman has been in […]
Well Done, Elton – by Alan Rodman
Part l Elton White has long been an inspiration to me — an extremely kind, funny, and dedicated man, lit up with love. And he was so glad to be married to […]
MEET TONAN RUIZ: VENICE OG SURF AND SKATE CULTURE ARTIST – by Enyaj Pitchford
It was the local skate and surf culture that first inspired Tonan Ruiz to do art. He was so much a part of the skateboard culture that he took part in […]
Music as Community, Community as Change (aka It’s All Write Ma – Zoomin’ Zimmy) by Gerry Fialka
Local musicians and artists celebrate Bob Dylan on Sat, May 21, 2022 from 2 to 3:330pm online Zoom, rsvp to pfsuzy@aol.com for link. https://www.facebook.com/events/284002937025460 But this essay is really about how the […]
VENICE IN MOVIE LAND
VENICE IN MOVIE LAND Since we are next to Hollywood there have been many movies and TV shows filmed here over the years. I usually mention to people interested in our beach […]
Bonin out!-( Haters in?~}:‑<
by Eric Ahlberg, Jon Wolff, and Todd von Hoffman. First, Todd von Hoffman’s excellent editorial. A sad day for Venice but hopefully relief for a family. We’ve been friends of Mike […]
Download a copy of the Free Free Venice Beachhead
You can download a copy of the latest Beachhead Here. The Free Venice Beachhead March_2022.
Abbot Kinney: 1900-1905 – by Marty Schatz
At the turn of the new century Abbot Kinney was nearing his 50th birthday. By this time he had traveled extensively, built himself a fine home called “Kinneloa”, sought to mitigate the […]
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