Sarah was on the CBC radio show Now Or Never to discuss the topic of not hiding one’s autism.
She did an interview with the show as well as contributing a personal essay titled, appropriately, “Why I’m Not Hiding My Autism Any Longer.”
To hear her interview and read her essay go here.
Filed under Culture, Health, Shameless Promotion
Busty And The Bass
Montreal’s fast-rising soul-pop nine-piece Busty And The Bass have become quite the draw on the campus party scene.
It’s fitting, then, that now that they’re about to break out, they want to take things back to school — grade school, middle school, high school — and start to give back in the form of music education.
I spoke to the band about this initiative for Samaritan Mag.
To read the full interview click here.
Filed under Music, Shameless Promotion
Bruce Lee in action
Last month was the 45th anniversary of martial arts action star Bruce Lee’s death.
One of the ways the occasion is being marked is with a thorough biography being released called Bruce Lee: A Life, written by Matthew Polly.
Sarah shed some details on the new book for Asian World Of Martial Arts.
To read them go here.
Filed under Books, Jock Stuff, Shameless Promotion
The Clash
I’ve been contributing news pieces to the charitably-minded entertainment site Samaritanmag. Here are some of the stories I did in the spring:
10 Important Songs For International Clash Day
Blues Brothers Winter Blues-themed Benefit Show To Support CAMH
WATCH and READ Rapper Logic’s Message at 60th Grammy Awards: Hate is Ugly
60th Grammy Nominee Compilation Album Proceeds to Support MusiCares
Sale Of Two Marquee Ford Cars Raises $2.85 Million USD For Charity At Barrett-Jackson
WATCH and READ: Halsey Recounts Sexual Assault, Miscarriage in Moving Women’s March Speech
Barack Obama Explains New Presidential Center in Letterman Netflix Interview
12 Civil Rights Inspired Songs For Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Two Journalism Advocacy Groups Receive $1 Million USD Each At Golden Globe Awards
Filed under Culture, Health, Music, Politics, Shameless Promotion
NJPW’s Kazuchika Okada and Minoru Suzuki
Legendary Japanese pro wrestler Minoru Suzuki recently celebrated his 50th birthday and he did so in spectacular fashion.
Normally cast as an intimidating heel, Suzuki used his birthday to host The Great Pirate Festival, a free two-day wrestling event in his hometown of Yokohama.
To read more about Suzuki’s great gesture and his history, check out Sarah’s story at Asian World Of Martial Arts by clicking here.
Filed under Culture, Jock Stuff, Shameless Promotion
I Overcame My Autism And All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Disorder: A Memoir
Risky Fuel 