Being There Magazine
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| Being There Magazine | |
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| Editor | Adam D. Miller |
| Categories | Music magazines |
| Frequency | Monthly |
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Publisher |
Being There Media |
| First Issue | July 2004 |
| Country |  Canada |
| Language | English |
| Website | www.beingtheremag.com |
| ISSN | 1718-5033 |
Being There Magazine is an online music, film and culture magazine that rides the fringe between mainstream popular culture and alternative or unheralded work. Past issues have focused on both iconic artists such as U2 and Paul McCartney and relative unknowns such as Toronto singer-songwriter David Celia and Austin, Texas' Bigamy Sisters. Recent interviews include singer-songwriters Sufjan Stevens, Michael Penn, Robbie Fulks and Jolie Holland, comedians Patton Oswalt, Lewis Black and Greg Proops, and legendary figures such as Tommy Smothers, Colin Blunstone of The Zombies and Kinky Friedman. Being There also hosts a regularly updated blog.
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[edit] History
Being There was founded in July 2004 by Adam D. Miller [1].
[edit] Staff
Current Staff:
Adam D. Miller, Editor-in-Chief
Cari Crosby, Managing Editor
Adam M. Anklewicz, Technical Director
Russell Bartholomee, Staff Contributor
Zayne Reeves, Staff Contributor
Mike Alves, Staff Contributor
Matt Conroy, Staff Contributor
Natalia Manzocco, Staff Contributor
Jennifer Halpern, Graphic Designer
[edit] Notable Articles
- Kinky Friedman interview
- Tommy Smothers interview
- Lewis Black interview
- Pernice Brothers interview
- Sufjan Stevens interview
- Micah P. Hinson interview
- Robbie Fulks interview
- Heartworn Highways: The 25 Greatest Country Albums of All Time
[edit] Other Featured Artists
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ Shel Desormeaux's article in Highestwire
