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Sid's Sandwich - Fred Simonson
How Does Baton Rouge Dress? It Likes a Little Bling - Trace Duncan
The Sound of Baton Rouge -Fred Weaver
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Issue #5

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A Newcomer's Perspective - Al Dixon
Blog Baton Rouge - Anna Hirsch
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Behind the Scenes at
UnCommonThread
- Maya Cook
Ezra Kellerman:
Islands in the Stream
- Alex V. Cook
The Best Way to Go Underground
- Steve Babcock |
Issue #4

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Teddy's Juke Joint: the Very
Best Bar (Not) in Baton Rouge
(But Very Nearby)
- Tracey Duncan
Flatbed Honeymoon's
' The Electrician'
- Fred Weaver |
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A Bloody Red Pole, Bullet Holes
and a Shiny Beast: Stalking the
Baton Rouge Aesthetic
- Paul Dean
How Tight the Space Feel
- Herpreet Singh
'That's What Freaks Me The F*** Out'
- Dr. Theo DeMuro,
interviewed by
William G. Osbourne III |
Issue #3

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Go Bike?
- Jenn Nunes
Where Do We Draw The Line?
- Anna Hirsch
Levres Rouges
- Erin Rolfs |
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No Poetry at the Mall
- Herpreet Singh
The Lights Are Much Brighter There
- Tracey Duncan
Welcome Home Jazz
- Anna Hirsch
Tighten Up
- Steve Babcock |
Issue #2

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Generating Space with Robert Moreland
- Alex V. Cook
This Place Will Be Rocking
- Mayor/President Kip Holden,
interviewed by
William G. Osborne III
Downtown Baton Rouge Needs an Independent Cinematheque
- Aharon Varady
Lasting Impressions of the Ephemeral Gallery
- Elizabeth Pratt |
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A League of Their Own
- Erin Rolfs
Crossing the Street
- Anna Hirsch
Signs of Baton Rouge
- Paul Dean
A Bigger Picture
- Steven Babcock |
Issue #1

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Ancestral Memory
- William G. Osborne
Say Something
- Britt King
The State of the Southern Novel
- Dave Carner
Navigating the Complexities in Art
- Mallory Feltz |