I was born in a box some years ago, closed by tape and glue and the small-mindedness of others. As the years passed and the bindings disintegrated, I emerged to shed the final constraints of all that surrounded and cast their shadows over me. I listened, read, watched and learned and listened well some more. In truth, I cannot say that I have learned all … Continue reading Tribute to Rep. John Lewis & His Good Trouble
Once upon a very sad time, there lived a man named Donald J. Trump. He lived in a big white house that he did not own. Yet, he huffed and he puffed and blew the house over but not before trampling through it like a bad tempered, revenge-seeking bull in a pretty little china shop. He left shards of glass everywhere, soiled the furniture, pissed … Continue reading Donald J. Trump: the NO Law, ALL Disorder President
Ill conceived from the start. On land stolen from the Lakota Sioux, their sacred land, the U.S. government commissioned an anti-Semite, racist, KKK member Gutzon Borglum to deface the natural beauty of the mountain. But it can still be saved. Instead of the faces of American presidents, this is how we should transform those features: A Bison: The mighty bison, the spirit of our nation, … Continue reading What Shall Become of Mt. Rushmore?
Donald Trump is a Murderer Donald Trump murders the truth. He murders individuals’ reputations. He murders individuals’ careers. All you have to do is look at the body count following his impeachment trial. He has done these things deliberately and with great malice. As such, Donald J. Trump is a serial killer. Serial killers are known to be sociopaths or psychopaths. They have a very … Continue reading Why Donald J. Trump Should be Imprisoned
With much of the world at a standstill, it’s really time to hit the reset button. Globally. Now is the time to fix the broken, stop the environmental destruction, oust the lobbyists whose orchestrated efforts have destroyed our lives on so many levels. Will it happen? Of course not. While people and the economy are fast dying, the special interests are alive and feverishly (no, … Continue reading Coronavirus: Time to Hit the Reset Button
Last week, the Los Angeles Times reported a horrible tragedy that took place at Thailand’s Khao Yai National Park. At least 11 elephants died after plunging over the Haew Narok Waterfall in a vain attempt to save a calf. The very short report said the death toll had risen since earlier in the week when officials first found six of the elephants that had died … Continue reading NONHUMAN RIGHTS, IT’S ABOUT TIME
Recently, I was interviewed by Yitzi Weiner for Authority Magazine on Medium and Thrive Global. I appreciated the opportunity and found the questions thought-provoking on many levels. The topics ranged from career moments to discussions about how I viewed the world. Mr. Weiner is a journalist, author, and the founder Authority Magazine, and CEO of Authority Magazine’s Thought Leader Incubator, which guides leaders to become … Continue reading Ginger Marin Interviewed for Authority Magazine
Director: Joe Penna Writers: Joe Penna, Ryan Morrison Stars: Mads Mikkelsen, Maria Thelma Smáradóttir, Tintrinai Thikhasuk Arctic is an engrossing and intense survival tale about a man, stranded in the Arctic after a plane crash, making the difficult decision to leave the relative safety of his campsite to take a grueling trek to a far-off rescue station. It’s superbly acted by Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen, … Continue reading Arctic (2018) Movie Review
Director: Michael Gracey Writers: Jenny Bicks and Bill Condon Music: John Debney, Joseph Trapanese; Lyricists: Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Stars: Hugh Jackman, Michelle Williams, Zac Efron, Zendaya, Keala Settle, Sam Humphrey The Greatest Showman is inspired by the story of how America’s P.T. Barnum rose in social ranks to create the Greatest Show on Earth – his circus of human oddities and curiosities – … Continue reading The Greatest Showman (2017) Movie Review
Review by Ginger Marin as posted to Goodreads in July 2016 Okay, I’m pretty certain I’m ready to pack my bags and head off to a fabulous long-term stay in Tofino, British Columbia, Canada after reading Kait Fennell’s “251 Things to Do in Tofino”. Her book is a wonderful resource guide of the community and environs, including that of its indigenous peoples. It’s part history, … Continue reading Review of “251 Things to Do In Tofino”
Ginger Marin, Bionic Lady, Journalist, Actor, Author 