THE MUTUALITY OF BEING
We interviewed a twin. She exposes the homogenizing effects of the individualistic western culture, through her experience. Borrowing a quote from the anthropologist Marshall…
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Travel Slow – Live The Journey
The other side of the world is just a few hours away. As we occupy ourselves with the in-flight meal and movie, 10,000 metres…
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NOISE IS MY NICHE
C-drik Fermont is a prolific experimental music producer and manager of the record label ‘Syrphe’ specialising in experimental electronic music to noise performance to…
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ANOTHER STATE OF MIND – INSOMNIA
Insomnia is a sleep disorder in which an individual is either incapable to stay asleep for a desired time period or unable to fall…
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Barbies and Bombshells – Childhood in War
Mirza, 29, is a Berlin-based bar owner. Born in the town of Cazin, in the northwest corner of present day Bosnia and Herzegovina, his…
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THE BEAUTY OF MAGICK – THE REAL DEAL
Magic and Magick are different things and the ‘K’ on the end is used to separate the fiction from the real deal. It is…
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PLEASE SIR, CAN I HAVE SOME MORE
Acceptance is the first step to working things out. Nationalist discrimination is a worldwide problem, but in Britain it can be far more vulgar….
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Naked Therapy
The idea of therapeutic sex is contentious, to say the least. Through the ages, sex has generally been viewed under two different lights: an…
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LUCID DREAMING
Charlie Morley tours the U.K and world running lucid dream workshops. His background is in Buddhism and is one of the leading experts in…
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CORPORATE CONTROL
Google helps people to have access to knowledge, Apple allows every person to have technology, Zara makes great clothes. You can hear all those…
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THE PROBLEM WITH PORN : AN EMPIRICAL OR METAPHYSICAL QUESTION?
Many of us have a long history of looking at pornography, a history that traces back to the pre-web era. At the same time,…
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Who Cares About Language – Maori Roots
Te Reo, the native tongue of the indigenous Māori people, is one of New Zealand’s official languages. However, less than 1% of the population…
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