D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review | Lo Sontag | Substack

D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review

Advances sub/urban criticism through essays, polemics, and cultural analysis at the contested boundary of city and suburb in North Jersey and NYC.

Interview

The Commons Is Something We Practice

Bloomfield Avenue Is a Commons. Now We Practice It

Oct 19 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

SEE YOU Thursday, October 15 at MSU New Jersey premiere of Close Encounters of the 34th Avenue Kind and a conversation about community

Be unusually curious in others! At MSU at 6:30 p.m. at CCOM Presentation Hall. FREE!!

Oct 9 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

Lo Sontag in conversation w/Noelle Lorraine Williams

Black Revolutionary Women: 250 Years of a Colony Within a Colony show closes October 11!

Oct 1 • Lo Sontag

Part Three: The geography of retaliation: What happens when they win

The Price of Crossing the Line

Sep 18 • Lo Sontag

38:47

Just Bikes talks with Transit Newark

A snippet of one of our interviews

Sep 5 • Lo Sontag

0:33

The Geography of Retaliation: What Happens When They Win

The Geography of Retaliation: What Happens When They Win

A Four-Part series on Carlos Acosta, ICE, and hegemony

Ethics

Oct 27 • Lo Sontag

D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review

Support longform journalism

Events

The Commons Is Something We Practice

Bloomfield Avenue Is a Commons. Now We Practice It

Oct 19 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

See you tomorrow at MSU and a new Auto Asphyxiation

Invasion of the Bot Snatchers aka none of this was real, including your girlfriend

Oct 14 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

40:50

SEE YOU Thursday, October 15 at MSU New Jersey premiere of Close Encounters of the 34th Avenue Kind and a conversation about community

Be unusually curious in others! At MSU at 6:30 p.m. at CCOM Presentation Hall. FREE!!

Oct 9 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

🎙️ Seeking Stories About Bloomfield Avenue

Bloomfield Avenue is a Common, tell us a story about our shared community. Whether you live in Newark or West Caldwell, we want to know your story.

Aug 12 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

Dorothy Parker Read Here featuring Ed Lin, Nikki Mammano, & Zarinah

August 9 at Core's Tavern

Jul 4 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

32:34

Bike advocates should ride bikes, the NGO-ization of Bicycle Advocacy

In this episode of Auto Asphyxiation, we ask whether leading bicycle advocates should ride bicycles.

Oct 27 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

Oct 27 • Lo Sontag

39:42

Your Rich Friends Won’t Save the Bike Lane: Toronto, Neoliberalism & the Politics of Cycling

You Think the Rich Man Is Funding Your Bike Revolution. He Thinks He’s Funding His.

Oct 21 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

The Commons Is Something We Practice

Bloomfield Avenue Is a Commons. Now We Practice It

Oct 19 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

40:50

See you tomorrow at MSU and a new Auto Asphyxiation

Invasion of the Bot Snatchers aka none of this was real, including your girlfriend

Oct 14 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

SEE YOU Thursday, October 15 at MSU New Jersey premiere of Close Encounters of the 34th Avenue Kind and a conversation about community

Be unusually curious in others! At MSU at 6:30 p.m. at CCOM Presentation Hall. FREE!!

Oct 9 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review

D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review

D10/11 advances sub/urban criticism through essays, polemics, and cultural analysis at the contested boundary of city and suburb in North Jersey and NYC.

Recommendations

Class War in America

Jon Jeter

The New Republic

The New Republic

The Crucial Years

Bill McKibben

Adah Glenn

Off The Map with Jim Henderson

Jim Henderson

42:49

The (Ir)Rationalism of Zizians: How game theory, effective eltruism, & AI turned into a politics of domination

What happens when people become so obsessed with technological salvation that they stop seeing society as a society?

Oct 6 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

Lo Sontag in conversation w/Noelle Lorraine Williams

Black Revolutionary Women: 250 Years of a Colony Within a Colony show closes October 11!

Oct 1 • Lo Sontag

Feminist Urban Critiques. Today we're going to F.U.C. Cornell

Space is a means of production, and therefore it holds power.

Sep 30 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

41:02

The Anti-Landlord Tradition You Never Learned About

Building a city without lords. How Ren Faires and Newark can build a different kind of wealth with cooperatives

Sep 23 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

32:21

Part Three: The geography of retaliation: What happens when they win

The Price of Crossing the Line

Sep 18 • Lo Sontag

38:47

Criticism

The ROAD ACT, the Last Séance of Neoliberalism

Bipartisan sprawl is not paved with good intentions

Sep 2 • Lo Sontag

Don’t worry, real cycling is safe! Most Republicans and Klan members like bicycling

D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review is a reader-supported publication.

Sep 1 • Lo Sontag

Replace Area Median Income with Area Median Wage

The discussion on affordable housing is ludicrous without discussing AMI

Aug 21 • Lo Sontag

ANOTHER reason I loathe Solutions Journalism and the local model: its embrace of scientific racism

Lots of journalists agreed with scientific racism, which is why they so readily co-signed Nathan Cofnas despite his clear axe to grind after being fired…

Aug 20 • Lo Sontag

Podcast

32:34

Bike advocates should ride bikes, the NGO-ization of Bicycle Advocacy

In this episode of Auto Asphyxiation, we ask whether leading bicycle advocates should ride bicycles.

Oct 27 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

Your Rich Friends Won’t Save the Bike Lane: Toronto, Neoliberalism & the Politics of Cycling

You Think the Rich Man Is Funding Your Bike Revolution. He Thinks He’s Funding His.

Oct 21 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

39:42

See you tomorrow at MSU and a new Auto Asphyxiation

Invasion of the Bot Snatchers aka none of this was real, including your girlfriend

Oct 14 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

40:50

The (Ir)Rationalism of Zizians: How game theory, effective eltruism, & AI turned into a politics of domination

What happens when people become so obsessed with technological salvation that they stop seeing society as a society?

Oct 6 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

42:49

Feminist Urban Critiques. Today we're going to F.U.C. Cornell

Space is a means of production, and therefore it holds power.

Sep 30 • Lo Sontag and Kimberly Organa-Solo

41:02

D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review

Subscribe

D10/11 advances sub/urban criticism through essays, polemics, and cultural analysis at the contested boundary of city and suburb in North Jersey and NYC.

About Archive Recommendations Sitemap

#nojs-banner { position: fixed; bottom: 0; left: 0; padding: 16px 16px 16px 32px; width: 100%; box-sizing: border-box; background: red; color: white; font-family: -apple-system, "Segoe UI", Roboto, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif, "Apple Color Emoji", "Segoe UI Emoji", "Segoe UI Symbol"; font-size: 13px; line-height: 13px; } #nojs-banner a { color: inherit; text-decoration: underline; } This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please turn on JavaScript or unblock scripts