Valley NewsMeat Isn’t Done Yet. ASU is researching a better way to raise cattle
Jason KeilJuly 30, 2020
ASU is researching a better way to raise cattle.
Jason Keil, Author at PHOENIX magazine
MusicThe PHiXMusic Notes: Spirit Adrift
Jason KeilAugust 26, 2019
Nate Garrett devoted himself to metal after seeing a clip of Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid” on VH1 in middle school. More than two decades later, Divided by Darkness, the second album from his band Spirit Adrift, was awarded an 8.1 rating on Pitchfork (trust us, that’s good). The Phoenix-based guitarist and songwriter spoke with us about the record. You grew up in Oklahoma and lived in Arkansas. How did you find your way to Arizona? I...
Phoenix native Taylor Upsahl recently signed to a major label and booked a gig at Lollapalooza. She's also had some work done – on her name, that is.
Nonprofit organization Made In Her Image empowers young filmmakers to share their stories through a one-day camp at Phoenix Art Museum.
CultureThe PHiX4 Local Comic Book Artists Appearing at the Phoenix Independent Comic Show
Jason KeilJuly 9, 2019
The comic-book community is thriving in the Valley. Bookmans Phoenix will host a diverse array of local artists on Saturday, July 20.
Queen + Adam Lambert, a collaboration between the British band and the American vocalist, is coming to Talking Stick Resort Arena on July 16, capitalizing on the success of last year’s Bohemian Rhapsody, the hit biopic of late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury. The movie won four Oscars, including one for Rami Malek’s portrayal of Mercury, but it was also divisive, as many saw it as formulaic. We humbly suggest these three inventive but overlooked musical...
Boo-yah! Phoenix will be hosting some totally '90s bands this month. Time to break out your Discman and check out these radical shows.
“I found out that [the debut novelists] are still just people,” Vitcavage says. “They aren’t these mythological figures that writers look up to. They’re still working in an office or started teaching grad school. I found that really appealing on a human level.”
Phoenix artist Tania Katan crafts an unlikely corporate career based on creativity.
In March, The Rolling Stones canceled their North American tour. We speculate on the Stones' fallback careers if touring is off the table.
The PHiXHow Entrepreneurs Can Get Into PickleCon
Jason KeilApril 22, 2019
Let’s get this out of the way: PickleCon isn’t a pickle convention.
LifestyleMusic Notes: Record Store Day
Jason KeilMarch 31, 2019
Where to celebrate Record Store Day in the Valley.
HealthMedical Mix
Jason KeilMarch 14, 2019
Integrative medicine is more than just a trend in Arizona.