Mapping Tracks: 146 Years of Music History
From a young age, Mitch dedicated himself to writing. He thrives on shaping stories of great endeavours, no matter the form they take. He came to Melbourne to surround himself with likeminded people, and soon found a home in The 8 Percent. Mitch writes mainly on futurology, creativity, and brand activism.
Mapping Tracks: 146 Years of Music History
George Orwell: Revolutionary Truth
As his political views intensified, George Orwell saw visions of a dystopian future that, 50 years later, seems closer to becoming truth than ever before.
Do We Really Need Art Critics?
If you’re an artist, you’ve probably questioned the role of the critic at some point. Are they really just judgemental monsters though, or do they play an important part in cultural progress?
Meet Miku, The 3D-Projected Pop Princess
She’s opened for Lady Gaga. Sung with Pharrell Williams. Performed sold out tours around the world. This is the ‘career’ of Hatsune Miku, the world’s most beloved holographic J-pop idol.
A Gay Captain America Belittles LGBT Culture
Why shifting a classic character’s sexual preference is not going to solve the entertainment industry’s diversity issue.
Neville Bonner: Voice of a Broken People
Neville Bonner was an iconic leader who strove to unite a people broken by the injustices of a cruel and ignorant past.
Finding the Strength to Overcome Loss
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg talks about overcoming loss in her 2016 UC Berkley commencement speech.
Calamity Jane: Life on the Frontier
A pioneer for equality in the Wild West, Calamity Jane didn’t just believe she was as capable as any man. She proved it.
Fighting Deforestation One Billion Trees at a Time
BioCarbon Engineering wants to restore deforested land, one billion trees at a time.
Fun, sentimental, and darkly funny, the worlds Roald Dahl created in his stories are some of the most beloved in literary history for readers big and small.
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