a burgundy zine
August 24, 2019
Water was found in Kilauea, the most active volcano on the island of Hawai’i, on July 25, according to US Geological Survey (USGS)’s most recent report.
Recently, we reached out to Janet Babb and Dr. Carolyn Parcheta, experts with the USGS, via email to learn more about these findings and what they could mean for Kilauea, the island of Hawaii, and its residents.
August 7, 2019
Dodles is an animation app available on iOS and Android for students, artists, and graphic designer’s alike. Upon its release, it’ll revolutionizing the animation industry with it’s cutting-edge tools, a marketplace, and social platform where artists can connect over their creations.
Recently, we spoke to Craig Doriot, the CEO and founder of Dodles via telephone to learn more about the current Beta and future of the app.
August 6, 2019
Deryk G is an upcoming artist based out of the west side of Chicago who’s discography elegantly pulls elements from across various genres.
With his show coming up on Aug 10 and the upcoming release of his EP this fall, we spoke to Deryk over the phone to learn more about his work on Saturday.
July 30, 2019
Co-contributor to The Burgundy Zine, XtaSeay, is also a music producer who’s been working on new material over the last few months.
Today, we sat down to speak to him about his latest drafts on SoundCloud to learn more about what each track means to him.
July 23, 2019
King of Prussia, home to the second largest mall in America, became home to Herbology’s newest medical marijuana dispensary in Pa on Monday.
Yesterday, we spoke to the head of Grassroot’s retail, Talley Wettlaufer, via telephone to learn more about their King of Prussia location.
July 22, 2019
Meredith Park is an illustrator known online for her comics and illustrations that are reflective of her perspective.
Recently, we reached out to Park to learn more about her work and process as an artist via email.
July 16, 2019
Last month, Health Canada issued a safety alert about various sexual enhancement products that contained harmful ingredients not listed on their label.
On Monday, we reached out to their experts to learn more about how these ingredients were found as well as their detrimental health risks.
July 2, 2019
Harper and the Moths are a vibrant, soulful Ariz-based dance rock band who are releasing their debut album “Dark Enough to Dance,” this Friday.
Yesterday, we spoke to Harper Lines to learn more about the record as well as his personal experience in the music industry.
June 28, 2019
The handmade cosmetics company, Lush, known for their vibrant, fragrant, delicatible soaps and bath bombs, is holding the ‘Shark Attack’ campaign to support the Sharkwater Foundation from June 8 through the end of the month.
Last week, we visited Lush at the King of Prussia mall to get an inside scoop on their campaign. We also learned a bit more about their company as well as their products.
June 27, 2019
Heels. They’re an elegant, classic wardrobe staple. Yet, in spite of being a a $34.1 billion industry, they are quite possibly the most impractical and unsafe style of footwear out there.
After personally falling victim to the dangers of stilettos, 23-year old entrepreneur Haley Pavone took matters into her own hands and started Pashion Footwear, the company that produces heels designed to transform into flats in seconds with a simple twist.
Yesterday, we reached out to Pavone via telephone to learn a little more about the launch of Pashion Footwear.