The Grid (print) x Whippersnapper Gallery x Angel Chen’s Candid Call Centre: Money Talks
City_local news DNW DUNDAS & AUGUSTA _PHOTO: SEAN DECORY/THE GRID WED APR 18, 2012 LOCAL NEWS Money talks BY: JESSE SHIP The small office set up in the street-facing window at 594 Dundas St. W. looks like a typical corporate call…
Sound Bite: Ian Battenfield Headley – Musicworks Spring 2012
I’m thrilled to be part of this issue of Musicworks featuring John Kameel Farah, Philip Glass, and a “Make Your Own Sequencer out of a Cigar Box For Just $30!” tutorial! I love that I was able to flex my…
Playing with Plaid – Now Magazine
Playing with plaid UK ELECTRONIC GROUP GIVE US A PUZZLING INTERVIEW BY GRAEME PHILLIPS & JESSE SHIP London,UK computer band Plaid stop by drop some beats and explain to NOW’s Jesse Ship why they put a Japanese puzzle inside their…
Five things we learned at the Toronto Safer Nightlife Forum – The Grid TO
A/City_local news 11:00am Five things we learned at the Toronto Safer Nightlife Forum Can Toronto’s clubland chaos be reined in? BY: JESSE SHIP Four stakeholders in Toronto’s nightlife community—Yamina-Sara Chekroun (youth-outreach worker/event promoter), Nav Sangha (DJ/venue owner), Mike Homewood (Homewood…
Gilles Peterson goes in – Now Magazine
NOW TUBE Gilles Peterson goes in AN INTERVIEW WITH THE FAMOUS UK RADIO PERSONALITY BY JESSE SHIP Legendary BBC DJ Gilles Peterson sits down with us to discuss his experiences in Cuba and part two of his Havana Cultura Series co-produced with dubstep…
Take Me With You Fest @ Kensington Market
NOW TUBE Q&A with Brazilian garbage artists PADO AND RODRIGO MACHADO TALK TRASH BY GRAEME PHILLIPS & JESSE SHIP An Interview with Rodrigo and Pado Machado of Brazil’s Urban Trash Art, two brothers whose mission is to make art…
“48 Hours Unplugged: No Internet. No iPhone. No Problem?” Antenna Mag Special Feature
When my editors at Antenna asked me to take part in a cell phone free weekend, I just couldn’t resist. Clicky here for full article ——->
Poetry Vault – Late For School
Another one of my ‘classics’ from the American Library series, written when I was 12. The foreshadowing is really kind of ironic. I really had no interest in rock shows or music at the time. Weird Al was one of…
Poetry Vault – The Tiger
The Tiger Jaws Like razor blades on the brink of extinction stripes blaze in the sun. A poem I wrote when I was 12 that was compiled for the American Library in Paris, 1992.