•Wednesday, September 27th, Wednesday’s postcard, and coping with the surreal nature of climate change, and humans…

•Tuesday, September 19th, Tuesday’s postcard, a brief respite, and some notes on the door…

•Saturday, September 16th, this weekend’s postcard and The story of my visit with the Spokane River’s wild redbands

•Friday, September 15th, Friday’s postcard and Wild birds of eastern Washington, giving voice

•Wednesday, September 13th, Wednesday’s postcard, and the Spokane Airport’s word-bomb response to the disclosure of its PFAS contamination problem

•Tuesday, September 12th, Tuesday’s postcard, and An open plea for Trestle Creek

•Monday, September 11th, Monday’s postcard, and September Light, Vol. III

•Saturday, September 9th, The weekend’s postcard, and The mountain gateway for the Northwest’s Ice Age floods

•Thursday, September 7th, Thursday’s postcard, and September Light, Vol. II

•Tuesday, September 5th, Tuesday’s postcard, and September Light, Vol. 1

•Sunday, September 3rd, Sunday’s postcard and Love in the time of vertigo

•Friday, September 1st, Friday’s postcard, and Bring on the big wings (photo feature)

•Thursday, August 31st, Today’s postcard and, A field guide to the spectacular Drumheller Channels.

•Tuesday, August 29th, Today’s postcard, And a couple things I didn’t have to worry about today, because I’m white

•Sunday, August 27th, Sunday’s postcard, and A day in, and out, of the river.

•Friday, August 25th, Friday’s postcard, and living in the shadow of a rogue state

•Wednesday, August 23rd, Wednesday’s postcard, and the wake up call for Spokane International Airport’s water pollution problem

•Sunday, August 20th, Sunday’s postcard, and Part IV of UFOs, ‘Crushing David Grusch’–the strange and ugly aftermath of a historic Congressional hearing.

•Wednesday, August 16th, Wednesday’s postcard, Trumpapalooza, and where is Hunter S. Thompson when we really need him?

•August 15th, Tuesday’s postcard, and the trouble Spokane’s airport may face for not disclosing toxic contamination in its groundwater.

•August 12th, This weekend’s postcard, and things with tiny wings.

•Wednesday’s postcard, and the dances of bluebirds & flickers

•Tuesday’s postcard, and the days between the nightmares of August

•This weekend’s postcard, and an anthology from the first six months of The Daily Rhubarb