By Bear Howard I just saw Nuremberg at the Harkins Theatre in Sedona. It powerfully retells the postwar trials of…
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By Bear Howard — Sedona, AZ — Since the end of World War II, American communities have been built on…
By Bear Howard “Every nation negotiates its own social contract. America, uniquely, accepts mass death as the tithe for its…
By Bear Howard — Sedona, Arizona, is a place defined as much by its people as by its crimson cliffs…
By Bear Howard Opening Narration – Rod Serling’s voice A man, in a dark suit, steps into frame. A cigarette…
By Bear Howard If you listen to American media in 2025, you’ll hear a steady drumbeat that colleges don’t educate…
By Bear Howard As the United States approaches its 250th year, one might expect a season of reflection and renewal—a…
Fifty years after Vietnam, America is again clinging to illusion, burying failure, and courting collapse — this time from within.…
Essay by Bear Howard and Associates On most mornings in Sedona, the rock faces light up like lanterns—Cathedral Rock, then…
By Bear Howard — Part one: The Deportation Fantasy: Why America Can’t Arrest Its Way Out of Immigration Sedona, AZ…
By Bear Howard From time to time, I read the online community forum Nextdoor. Out of curiosity, I even took…
By Bear Howard Sedona, AZ — The deadly floods that surged through Central Texas this week were terrifying, tragic, and…
By Bear Howard If ICE raids continue the way they began — indiscriminate, militarized, and devoid of compassion — this…
By Bear Howard Sedona, AZ — I’ve been on vacation, spending time enjoying the great outdoors, but this article that…
By Bear Howard Sedona, AZ — This is the final Bear Howard for a while. I’m headed up north for…