Network Awesome Magazine

I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. - Groucho Marx

God is in the Details: Why SCTV was so Consistently Hilarious
by Jake Goldman

Wonder Showzen: We Hardly Knew Ye (But Man, the Stuff We Did Know!)
by Thomas Michalski

Alice's Adventures in Cinemaland
by Sakunthala Panditharatne

Meteor! …Wait, Have I Seen This Before?
by A Wolfe

Steve Martin: Visionary of Silliness
by Jake Goldman

Suction or Pressure: Richard “Rick” Rosner
by Casey Dewey

Urban decay and the monomyth: Castellari’s Bronx
by David Selden

Anatomy of a Teen Sex Comedy: Joysticks
by Brian Correia

A History of Soul: Otis Redding
by Thomas Michalski

The Show Must Go On: John Galliano
by Lindsay Long

Giorgio Moroder Gets Embarrassed
by A Wolfe

“The cosmic radar has picked up an unidentified spacecraft”- There is no escape from Escape from Galaxy 3
by Anthony Galli

A Platform for Milwaukee Music: WMSE
by Thomas Michalski

The Road Gang: An Interview with Michael Gira of Swans
by D. Strauss

Found Footage Horror after The Blair Witch Project: The Tunnel
by Timothy Misir

A Minor Hero of a Big Thai Poem: Sudsakorn
by Thomas Michalski

The Wired, Weird, Wanton World of Molam Sing!!
by Jimmy Trash

Love and the Shapes of Triangles
by Kristen Bialik

Blind Beatnik or Netherlandish Rabbit Fancier?: Going Solo with Captain Sensible
by Anthony Galli

Manned Spaceflight: Totally Awesome
by Jake Goldman

I Never Talked to Bob Dylan: Patti Smith
by Lindsay Long

Andy Warhol is a Scream: Vinyl and Flesh
by Sakunthala Panditharatne

Who Says the Art World Isn’t Scary?: Roger Corman’s Classic, A Bucket of Blood.
by Caryn Coleman

The Timeless and Inoffensive Gerhard Richter
by Timothy Misir

“If We Just Floated Down the River, It Would Find Us”: 1983’s Mystifying Eyes of Fire
by Anthony Galli

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