by Tune Groover | Sep 15, 2017 | Politics
by Gargs Allard On Wednesday, I had the opportunity to interview Derrick Edmondson, a 58-year-old Uber driver and military veteran from Ocala, Fla. He served on the USS Kitty Hawk while in the US Navy during the Iranian Conflict. His son Derrick Edmondson Jr. has...
by Tune Groover | Sep 5, 2017 | Politics, World
by Gargs Allard The documentary film, Kenbe Fem, a film about the Haitian earthquake of 2010 that killed by some approximations 160,000 and left some people homeless to this day, will be screened tonight at UF’s Library West at 6 pm. I spoke with filmmaker and...
by Tune Groover | Jul 7, 2017 | Film
by Gargs Allard Film Review: Hare Krishna! the Mantra, the Movement and the Swami Who Started it All 4.5 out of 5 Stars A handful of critics have panned Hare Krishna! for being no more than a marketing tool for the International Society for Krishna Consciousness...
by Tune Groover | May 24, 2017 | Essays, Music, Music Essays, Rock
Photo of my brother Kevin Allard at age 10 on December 25, 1975 by Gargs Allard I was one of those kids who was into a lot of retro things, but I wasn’t too conscious of it other than I knew what I liked when I heard it. As a result, I often overlooked the music...
by Tune Groover | May 7, 2017 | Music Reviews, Previews
Album Review: Strange Durations/Edmondson by Tyler Francischine Thoughts race through your mind, but the words just won’t come to your lips. Who can you give just a glance to and communicate volumes? Your bro. The early evening sun sets the living room ablaze. Your...
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