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Tim Slowikowski
PopMatters Associate Interviews Editor

Tim Slowikowski has been writing for PopMatters since the halcyon days of 2003.  His favorite record that year was Outkast’s Speakerboxx/The Love Below.  A graduate of the University of Iowa, Tim has also written for Chicago Innerview and Kevin Smith’s now-defunct (and unfortunately titled) Movie Poop Shoot.  Tim studied at Chicago’s famous haven for improv and sketch comedy, Second City, where he formed a comedy group and traveled across the country performing for the unwashed masses.  Currently shopping a screenplay with the rest of America, Tim lives in Chicago with his wife Megan.


Features

Friday, May 14 2010

Labor of the Mind: An Interview with Jay Holstein and Daniel Kraus

PopMatters investigates the sacred and profane world of Rabbi Jay Holstein, the subject of Daniel Kraus’ newest Work Series documentary, Professor.


Thursday, October 8 2009

Sun, Sweat and Tears: Three Days at the Austin City Limits Festival

PopMatters takes a look at how a disparate array of acts fared in Austin’s playpen of mud, the blood, and the beer.


Sunday, January 1 1995

From Mookie Blaylock to Pearl Jam: The Matt Cameron Interview

Drummer Matt Cameron tells PopMatters about his years at the center of the Pearl Jam maelstrom.


Reviews

Monday, June 6 2011

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival: 29 April - 1 May 2011 - New Orleans

With one of the greatest convocations New Orleans has to offer, the first weekend of the 2011 Jazz & Heritage Fest provided everything from zydeco to Cajun to Americana – with a side of crawfish.


Friday, May 21 2010

Jazz and Heritage Festival: 23 April-2 May 2010 - New Orleans

As the 2010 Jazz & Heritage Festival proved, there’s no stopping New Orleans when it comes to music, culture and that ol’ “fais do-do”.


Tuesday, March 30 2010

Honest Engines: 24 March 2010 - Chicago

Chicago indie-rockers Honest Engines have built a reputation on hustle, word-of-mouth and... jazz?


Friday, July 18 2003

Longwave: The Strangest Things

They look like the Strokes. They're friends with the Strokes. They're on the same label as the Strokes. They're from New York like the Strokes. If it looks like the Strokes and walks like the Strokes, does it sound as good as the Strokes?


Monday, July 14 2003

Ryan Adams: Music in High Places: Live in Jamaica [DVD]

With the DVD release of Ryan Adams: Live in Jamaica for the Music in High Places series comes some serious anticipation for which personality has been committed to the digital video format.


Blogs

Wednesday, August 3 2011

100 Essential Directors - Paul Thomas Anderson

100 Essential Directors celebrates directors of distinct vision, who have honed their respective crafts, who have brought something new and exciting to the medium, and who continue to push the boundaries of the form.


Tuesday, November 17 2009

20 Questions: Joe Perry

Aerosmith’s Joe Perry goes solo. Armed with a new album and tour, Perry talks with PopMatters 20 Questions about why nothing tops Hendrix, Master and Commander, or coffee.


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