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Chris Ritter

Maine, New York
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Guerrilla Crafter. Basic but Cool. freelance artist and designer | dm for commissions | Instagram: @chrisritter16 & @artlifebychrisritter
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Rostam Batmanglij Has Always Been a Producer

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By Chris Ritter
| Genius Verified
If he didn’t produce music for a living, Rostam Batmanglij would like to design cars. He laughs when he says it, a hear me out look on his face, but he’s serious. “What I love about car design is that it’s an art form that everyone can experience,” he tells me.
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As Chappell Roan Comes Home, a Weekend With Queer Kansas City

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By Chris Ritter
| Condé Nast Traveler Verified
I'm standing in a crowd of about 40 people—a collage of pink, camo, cutoff denim, rhinestones, and cowboy hats in many styles—at the street car stop in the Crossroads district of Kansas City, Missouri. The free-to-ride cars roll through the main drag every 10 minutes. But we're not waiting for just any car. We’re waiting for the one. We look north, and a powder blue and baby pink vehicle slides into view. The Pink Pony Express is coming.
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Kevin Watson’s Doctrine, Spirit, and Discipline: A Review

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By Chris Ritter
| peopleneedjesus.net
by Chris Ritter I recently finished Doctrine, Spirit, and Discipline: A History of the Wesleyan Tradition in the United States by Kevin Watson (Zondervan Academic, 2024). This expansive, one-volume history sits atop an impressive body of earlier work by the Director of Academic Growth and Formation at Asbury Theological Seminary’s Tulsa campus.
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