national geographic
V.26 No.15 | 4/13/2017
Food News
The Fruity Rewards of Success
Heidi’s Raspberry Jam takes over, Galloping Grace Youth Ranch gives it up, tacos aren’t allowed in polling booths, Los Pollos Hermanos training video leaked, National Geographic tours ABQ and a brave new menu at Hotel Andaluz.
V.24 No.7 | 2/12/2015
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Art Review
Retinal Burn
Scorch your eyeballs on these radiant exhibits
Bright beginnings
Saul Hoffman’s first solo show reveals the galactic possibilities of polymer clay, plus those freaky birds of paradise.
V.21 No.50 | 12/13/2012
Idiot Box
The End?
“Doomsday Preppers” on National Geographic
New reality show is like a happy home tour of the weird neighbors you never want to meet. Some have bunkers stocked with canned food, bottled water and the occasional amenity (a big screen TV!). Others merely have a basement full of toilet paper.
V.20 No.12 | 3/24/2011
Film Review
The Last Lions
March goes out like a lion with National Geographic’s hard-hitting nature documentary
Throughout the ’50s, Walt Disney produced a series of notable wildlife documentaries called True-Life Adventures. Heavy on narration, ginned-up drama and the sort of anthropomorphism for which Uncle Walt was famous, the documentaries inspired generations of filmmakers, environmentalists and outdoorsmen.
