Adam P. Newton
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In Valuable Friction, Robert Rose teachers marketing leaders and creators that slowing down to think about your work helps you make content that matters.
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For the February 2026 installment of my Music Listening column, I discuss the new albums from Roc Marciano, August Ponthier, Boy Golden, Eliza Noxon, Nicole McCabe, and more.
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With Bad Company, Megan Greenwell displays how private equity companies have hurt retail, healthcare, journalism, housing, and more in America.
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Ensign Beckett Mariner may have been a rebel on Star Trek Lower Decks, but she can show us how to push back against the rules and still help the team succeed.
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Strange Houses by Uketsu is a unnerving horror novel filled with creepy details, generational trauma, and cultish behavior.
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Ensign Brad Boimler on Star Trek Lower Decks has a lot to teach eager go-getters early in their careers.
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With Your Band Sucks, Jon Fine intentionally pushes back on the mythology of life in a touring indie rock band during the ‘80s and ‘90s.
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The crew of Star Trek Lower Decks can help creative marketing professionals make better choices for their career development.
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In Goth: A History, Lol Tolhurst of The Cure talks about the meaning of the word throughout history, with special emphasis on rock bands. Adam P. Newton reviews.
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In the January 2026 edition of Music Listening, Adam P. Newton talks about Ulver, Ailbhe Reddy, Silver Liz, and more.
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