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John Quiñones lets his generous spirit out, and we can all feel better for it.
Story no. 10 from my road trip into the early pandemic
Sep 1
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August 2024
Everything's abandoned in West Texas, so let the cowboy cumbia roll
Story No. 9 from my early pandemic roadtrip, 2020
Aug 26
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Everything's abandoned in West Texas, so let the cowboy cumbia roll
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July 2024
Unseen in Houston
Story No. 8 from my 35,000 road trip into the early pandemic
Jul 28
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Stephen P. Williams
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Unseen in Houston
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Nothing makes a feller ponder like a train rolling through a Tulsa sunset
Story No. 7 from Everlands, a road trip into the pandemic. Who were the original people?
Jul 20
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Stephen P. Williams
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He's a wise Republican who serves great food. His strong opinions got him kicked off Tulsa talk radio
Story no. 7 from my 35,000 mile roadtrip into the early pandemic. Here, a Tulsa man talks about patriotism and race and the virus as that fascinating…
Jul 15
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Meet Stormy, a 17-year-old writer braving Tulsa alone
Story No. 6 of my 35,000 mile road trip into the 2020 pandemic. Stormy, 17, talks about race, his own homelessness and what it would mean to be a…
Jul 4
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June 2024
You dropped a bomb on me, baby. A tour of Tulsa's Greenwood Massacre site, a century after the destruction
Story No. 5 from my 35,000 mile roadtrip into the heart of the pandemic, 2020.
Jun 22
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You dropped a bomb on me, baby. A tour of Tulsa's Greenwood Massacre site, a century after the destruction
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Brian just needs a short ride to paradise
Story No. 5, about what happens when you fail big-time in a teeniny little town. Another tale from my 35,000 mile road trip into the heart of the early…
Jun 20
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The Secret Kansas Elms
No. 4 -- This remote grove of elm trees survived a 20th century plague of Dutch Elm disease; now in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, I suspected…
Jun 16
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Popcorn for dessert in far west Kansas
Part 4 of Everlands, scenes from a pandemic road trip, 2020
Jun 9
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May 2024
Stay away from our strawberry pie
Part 3 of Everlands, scenes from a pandemic road trip, 2020
May 27
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The luxury riot of 2020
(No. 2) Stories from my pandemic roadtrip: Mannequins and bags and glass litter Wooster Street, in SoHo, as the cops do their thing. All videos and…
May 25
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The luxury riot of 2020
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