Issue #3

After some technical difficulties with old and angry software, Issue #3 is now ready for your viewing pleasure.

Read it all here!

So what can you expect?

This time, we're all about music. We have...

-A profile of Spokane's omnipresent music writer and all around multimedia guy, Isamu Jordan

-New contributor Alex Toney takes a look at the up and coming local band Mon Cheri

-Lloyd N. Phillips interviews KYRS Thin Air Radio's Bob Rice

-Tyson Habein's photo spread and Sara's concert review from a recent Empyrean show, featuring Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, Kevin Long, and Blind Pilot

-Photos and commentary from the March First Friday Art Walk

-In this month's Compulsive Chronicles column, Sara Habein's gotta fever. And the only thing that can cure it is more British rock n roll...

Plus: The very back page of the magazine is a poster. Should you love us and want others to know about us, please feel free to print it out and plaster where ever such things are allowed. Make sure to hit 'scale to fit' for your home printer.

Welcome to SPOKE(a)N(e) Magazine

After 2 months of peppering the internet with links to our first two issues, SPOKE(a)N(e) Magazine has finally found a more stable home. Here you will be able to find links to all past issues and stay notified when the new ones arrive. We publish between the 15th and 17th of every month.

So what have you missed?

Issue #1 (January)
-Photographer Profiles: Graeme Hunter MacPherson and Alberto Sed
-Photo Editorial by Tyson Habein: The Thrill of the Chase
-Ongoing Music Column, Compulsive Chronicles: Sara Habein ruminates on using specific names in songs.

Issue #2 (February)
-Artist Profiles: Justin Aerni and Dara Harvey
-Venue Profile: The Blvd.
-Lloyd N. Phillips interviews the man behind 4000 Holes, Bob Gallagher
-Portrait Series by Tyson: 10 Strangers
-First Friday Artwalk: Photos and commentary by Tyson and Lloyd
-Compulsive Chronicles: The Act of Music Shopping, Keep the Joy Alive

Stay tuned for March!