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Rick Quinn

Nashville
As seen in: PopMatters, Newswise, Kirkus Reviews, Mondaq, The Hill Times, The Fandom Post
Writer for @PopMatters. @VUDivinity Grad. More Public than Theologian but seeking balance. Pop Culture Junkie. Aspiring Contemplative
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Revive the Jane Goodall Act and end elephant captivity in Canada

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By Rick Quinn
| The Hill Times Verified
Revive the Jane Goodall Act and end elephant captivity in Canada Just over a year ago, the Senate passed Bill S-15, which proposed the world’s first legislated phase out of elephant captivity, but it died on the Order Paper. The bill also contained measures to keep great apes like chimpanzees out of roadside zoos and the pet trade. As with whale captivity, the time has come to end elephant captivity in Canada.
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CMAT's 'Euro-Country' Is a Striking Breakout Statement " PopMatters

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By Rick Quinn
| PopMatters Verified
Euro-Country AWAL With Euro-Country, Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson, the artist who performs professionally under the acronym CMAT, is making a statement. The Irish artist is blossoming creatively, commenting on politics and grappling with grief and loss, both individual and shared. It’s all choreographed to a contagious mixture of alt-country, soul-pop, and indie pop sensibilities, producing one of the more striking records of the year.
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U.S. Girls Merge the Geography of Sound and Soul » PopMatters

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By Rick Quinn
| PopMatters Verified
With the release of Scratch It, U.S. Girls—the experimental pop project of musical artist Meg Remy—follows the existential ruminations set to a shimmering dance track of 2023’s Bless This Mess with a retro twist. The new album picks up the caramel smoothness of sequin-clad lounge singers of the 1960s and analog warmth in place of the former album’s cyborg materiality and machine melding.
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