Before Monica Ganas began teaching California, she lived it. A native of the state and a 30 year veteran of the entertainment industry and now a professor at Azusa Pacific University, Ganas explained how her personal background inspired her book, Under the Influence: California’s Intoxicating Spiritual and Cultural Impact on America
by Jennifer Smith
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the red bull of the setting sun,
Nick Rosen was in New York in 2003 when the lights went out for 50 million people across the northeast. “It got me wondering about the silent, invisible electricity grid — we all depend on it, but we never think about it,” he said. Going off the grid wasn’t an entirely new idea for Rosen, author of Off the Grid: Inside the Movement for More Space, Less Government, and True Independence in Modern America
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