by Daniel Johanson In a rushed twitter statement a few weeks back, Trump announced that he would be instituting a transgender ban in the military. The tweets were in response…
Posts published by “Daniel Johanson”
Daniel Johanson (he/him) is a journalist and digital media specialist living in Chicago, Illinois. He serves as Editor-in-Chief at Scapi and in that capacity manages all things content, including writing and editing articles and producing digital content. His most recent work includes the docuseries Heart of a Nation: Tracking Socialism in the Midwest and co-hosting the podcast Scapi Radio. He spends his free time with cats.
by Daniel Johanson Of the terms bantered back and forth between the Right and the Left since the political season, “fake news” is one of the most memorable ones, with…
by Daniel Johanson When researching collectivism, it can be difficult to find a succinct definition. The closest found is in an article on collectivism that heavily quotes the anarcho-collectivist James…
by Daniel Johanson A common problem for people looking to start a career in a specialized field is finding a sustainable lifestyle. The idea that 20-somethings have a hard time…
We sit down with Claire DiVizio to talk about Claire’s Oven, always being covered in flour, Thompson Street Opera Company, and reaching out to the people you work with.
We sit down with Chicago-based Soprano Alexandra Kassouf to talk about Alexander Technique, knowing most vegan food is bad, moving to a new city, cities in the midwest and pizza.
Daniel Johanson and Maureen Smith start a new segment with Joshua Louis Smith and Tyler Lee. We talk about the Lyric, internet critics, and Freedom of Speech
Daniel and Maureen sit down with Soprano Emily Cox to talk about her upcoming protest recital, @sickofwolves on twitter, aging as a singer, and Adele.
Daniel Johanson and Maureen Smith sit down with Katherine Duffy to talk more about her life, Woody Allen, TV shows, and ends rather ceremoniously
Scapi Radio sits down with Katherine Duffy to talk about her life, her work and other less meaningful things
We sit down with Caitlin Wees, Caroline Shaul, and Rose Freeman to talk about The One-Minute Play Festival, Post-Election America, Steven Universe, and the importance of not planning