Sassa Wilkes painted out of an artistic funk the night RBG died. She kept on going with 99 more portraits of badass women in current and past times in world history.
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MUSIC/VIDEO: “I Never Slept With Allen Ginsberg”
It's true, as this music video reveals, that "I Never Slept With Allen Ginsberg." But a lot of other things happened that night deep in the West Virginia hills in 1983 ...
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VIDEO/NOTEBOOK: Byways, Highways & Notable Ceilings
Take a musical sojourn along along West Virginia's byways, highways and roads less traveled, during the months of May/June 2022. Plus. one to-die-for ceiling in the state's capital city.
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VIDEO/POEM: What happens to “All These Pages”
As a writer, purveyor, and publisher of creative works, I am constantly wrestling with my ego’s desire to see such work as of lasting significance, a hedge against my own mortality. Yet such works, too, will soon pass on by and melt away, swallowed by the river of time. Here’s a video-poem about that.
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VIDEO/POEM: “The Difference Is”
There is a difference between people who do things and people who don’t. Here is that difference — set to music and morning fog burning off a West Virginia pond.
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MUSIC VIDEO: Chris Haddox sings from & about the hills
On the occasion of the March 2022 release of his CD of high songcraft from the Appalachian hills and beyond, here's the world-premiere music video of the Chris Haddox tune "A Soul Can't Rest in Peace Beside the Four Lane — and a chat with the artist about songwriting and life.
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VIDEO/POEM: “Major, Minor”
POEMS TO GO" is an experimental series of multimedia poetry. "MAJOR, MINOR" by Douglas John Imbrogno, is the first in the series.
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A Lifetime of Song from the Heart
The Woody Hawley Concert Series recently paid tribute to John Lilly, one of West Virginia's finest singer-songwriters. We were called upon to craft a tribute to John's heartfelt career.
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A Video Montage of West Virginia in 2021
From porch roosters to slo-mo waterfalls, here are some sights that caught the smartphone-eye in 2021 of AmpMediaProject co-founder Douglas John Imbrogno.
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Telling the toll of the Midwest tornadoes
The deadly December 2021 tornadoes that tore across four states were among the worst in American history — and may be a sign of more to come in a warming world.
