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Michael Snyder

San Francisco
As seen in: Marina Times, The New York Times, The Village Voice, Los Angeles Review of Books, IP Watchdog, Mondaq, Virginia Quarterly Review, Morgan County Herald
Writer, broadcaster, critic, man-about-two-towns, host of Culture Blast on GABNet.net, pundit on The Mark Thompson Show & the infamous Coastal Commuter
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Morning Rundown: Olympic Games Demands Surfer Remove Image of Jesus on Board

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By Larry Tomczak, Michael Snyder, Abby Trivett 
| mycharisma.com
Dealing With Sin in the Church: Choose Neither Haughty Holiness nor Greasy Grace Dealing With Sin in the Church: Choose Neither Haughty Holiness nor Greasy Grace Murillo: Threat Against Trump’s Life Connected to Bigger, Dark Agenda Murillo: Threat Against Trump’s Life Connected to Bigger, Dark Agenda Morning Rundown: 5,000 Near-Death Cases Studied by Doctor, Claiming Afterlife Evidence Morning Rundown: 5,000 Near-Death Cases Studied by Doctor, Claiming Afterlife Evidence Inherit God’s Kingdom...
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Survival and salvation

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By Michael Snyder
| The Voice of San Francisco
Period movies, especially those that are somewhat fictionalized narratives drawn from personal experience or scrupulous research, benefit from a sense of you-are-there verity. That verisimilitude can be crucial to delivering an emotional wallop. Such is the impact of We Grown Now — a delicately executed movie about best friends navigating childhood in Chicago’s Cabrini Green projects during the early 1990s.
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Not to miss on screen  - The Voice of San Francisco

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By Michael Snyder
| The Voice of San Francisco
With the Golden State sitting comfortably on the Pacific Rim, Asian culture has been a presence in California life for many decades, but that didn’t mean instant access to the latest in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean movies, TV shows, and music. Technology changed that situation. You needn’t be anywhere in particular to access a wide world of international movies, TV shows, and music with the tap of a finger.
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