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Keo’s next chapter

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By Marcus K. Dowling
| Artist Friendly with Joel Madden
Finn Keogh is at home in London, a day after his AltPress photo shoot. It’s been a busy time for Finn, and he’s hardly had a second to stop or be in one place for some time. Between traveling around Europe — and beyond, taking his first flight across America — with his namesake band Keo, managing the mounting opportunities being handed to them, and preparing for the September release of their debut album, Put a Smile on for Me, there’s been a lot on his plate.
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Lighting the Eighth Fire: America at the Crossroads of Inclusion and Survival

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By Marcus K. Dowling
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If you paused for long enough this week, you felt the bittersweet metaphysical impact of the Earth achieving a 1,000th revolution around its axis. Somewhere between science and spirituality, that means something dire is on the horizon in America. Thanks for reading Culture At Large! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. No, I didn’t stop to meditate or seek guidance in the moment.
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Bread, Circuses, and Soylent Green: The American Descent

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By Marcus K. Dowling
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Josh Hokit reacts after a victory against Curtis Blaydes in a heavyweight fight during the UFC 327 event at Kaseya Center on April 11, 2026, in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Ed Mulholland/Zuffa LLC) A note: This could be a parody — or maybe it isn’t. My fellow Americans. Thanks for reading Culture At Large! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. We used to live in a land of milk and honey—a place symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and comfort.
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