Posts By Steve Palopoli
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873A&ESanta Cruz Punk Supergroup Seized Up Plays Release Party at Moe’s Alley
Released in the pandemic, debut album ‘Brace Yourself’ finally gets a proper release
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1.2KA&ENew Guy Clark Documentary ‘Without Getting Killed or Caught’ Opens Sept. 15 at the Rio
Tamara Saviano’s film delves deep into the life and art of Guy Clark, revealing a lot that even diehard fans may have...
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1.7KCover StoriesThe Santa Cruz Symphony Returns With Its Most Ambitious Season Ever
Music Director Daniel Stewart signs a long-term extension
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937A&EAt Grove Event, Santa Cruz Shakespeare Names New Artistic Director
Mike Ryan to step down after 2023 season; plays announced for next summer
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2.5KCover StoriesCell Phone Inventor Martin Cooper on How His Technology Changed the World
His memoir ‘Cutting the Cord’ sets the record straight on the little-known history of a tech revolution
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931NewsOpinion: Normal Isn’t Good Enough
Big changes at Santa Cruz Shakespeare show how we can be more ambitious post-pandemic
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2.8KCover StoriesHow Santa Cruz Shakespeare Pulled Together an Unlikely New Season
Company has found a path forward with intimate plays and a willingness to evolve
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1.1KNewsOpinion: Is Nature Really Healing?
A closer look at the real effects of the pandemic on our natural world
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973NewsOpinion: Bringing the Human Factor Back to Baseball
New book on Pedro Gomez shows why he should be a model for reform in the sport
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1.3KNewsOpinion: Correcting a Long-Incorrect Historical Record
Asserting the importance of Black history in Santa Cruz
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447Special PublicationsSanta Cruz’s First Walking Guide Offers a Way to Discover the Landscape
The 28 walks are meticulously documented
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1.4KNewsOpinion: What’s So Funny About Vegans?
How comedy can help us with our lifestyle choices
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952NewsOpinion: Giving Recognition and Modern Meaning to a Legacy
Exploring little-known history with a fascinating character
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1.1KNewsOpinion: Taking Care to Protect an Endangered Subject
Why this week’s cover story involved following cars to secret locations
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1.4KA&EZack Snyder’s ‘Army of the Dead’ is the Ultimate Zombie-Pastiche Flick
Zombie follow-up to 'Dawn of the Dead' has finally arrived
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1.3KNewsOpinion: Don Letts’ Role in Iconic Culture of the Last 40 years
Don Letts was instrumental to the sound of Big Audio Dynamite
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429Special PublicationsA Year Into the Pandemic, Mattresses Are the New Must-Have
Mattress sales went through the roof after Covid-19 hit
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1.1KNewsOpinion: An Enlightening Look at Pandemic Lessons
We’ve been through a lot, but we’ve learned a lot, too
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1.4KNewsOpinion: Revisiting the Strange Story of Slow Gherkin
Why ska deserves to be defended
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1.2KNewsOpinion: What Happens When a Community Prioritizes an Issue
Covering the digital divide with a clear sense of what can be done about it
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1.3KNewsOpinion: Filmmaker Jordan Graham’s Remarkable Attention to Detail
There was some surprising “pre-production assistance" on this movie
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3.4K5A&ESanta Cruz Filmmaker Jordan Graham’s Breakthrough New Horror Film
Santa Cruz Mountains have starring role in indie horror film 'Sator'
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1.3KNewsOpinion: Honoring the Original Intentions of Earth Day
The urgency of Earth Day makes it essential
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920NewsOpinion: Going Beyond the Hype on Clubhouse
Clubhouse app has become a social media phenomenon
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1.3KA&ESurprise Announcement of Santa Cruz Shakespeare Summer Season
Plan is to perform at the Grove in Santa Cruz with Covid-19 safety precautions
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2.6KSpecial PublicationsBest of Santa Cruz County 2021: Editors’ Picks
Honoring the county's greatest people, places and things
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1.4KNewsOpinion: QWANQWA and Kaethe Hostetter Get Their Big Moment
The pandemic delayed this group's international tour
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1.2KNewsOpinion: Bringing Historical Perspective to Homelessness Discussions
Homeless crisis is often treated as if risen up out of a vacuum
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1.2KNewsOpinion: Bringing Back an Infusion of Personal Journalism
A great surfing story, profile and example of participatory journalism
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1.5KNewsOpinion: Bringing Neal Cassady’s Legacy to Life
This history continues to fascinate counterculture-obsessed Santa Cruz
