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Volume 42, Number 28
Issue Supplement
Players' Guide to SXSW 2023
ON THE COVER:
WE HAVE AN ISSUE:
BY Kimberley Jones
features
Molly White, Web3's most visible skeptic, is busy debunking myths about tech before the next bubble
BY TOM CHEREDAR
Kate the Chemist is on a mission to take over the world
BY KATHERINE MCNEVINS
Joins the SXSW party and talk about how we'll eat
BY ROD MACHEN
The neuro-expert on how the latest research could change how we think about psychedelics
BY EVAN RODRIGUEZ
All about that bass
BY JOE GROSS
news
Weighing the pros, cons, and concerns of humanity's future overlords
BY BENTON GRAHAM
It’s going to be sad, so sad, when Mayor Pete’s money comes if Austin’s not ready
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
Whose fault is that?
BY NICK BARBARO
With no beds for single women, where will they go?
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
In the words of Cardi B: I got a baby. I need some money. I need cheese for my egg.
BY MAGGIE QUINLAN
Same group that blocked land code rewrite in 2020 is back
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Border splurge still splurging
BY BENTON GRAHAM
Fighting for our lives
BY MAGGIE QUINLAN
The room where it hackens
BY DEX WESLEY PARRA
Rallyers father in first year Texas has two Muslim lawmakers in Lege
BY LEENA ALALI
First step? Calibrating housing access on Project Connect routes
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
food
Good places to eat in the middle of all the hubbub, bub
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER AND MELANIE HAUPT
There's a lot to like at Fermín Nuñez's new seafood restaurant
BY MELANIE HAUPT
It's no amateur truck at Radio Coffee & Beer
BY DEVEN WILSON
All the news that’s fit to get your taste buds quivering
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Dinner parties, farmer's markets, beer, wine, and more for the week of March 9, 2023
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
music
Highlighting the best and buzziest at this year's Festival
BY THE MUSIC STAFF
Taiwanese jazzy balladeer hopes to shake up the Mandopop market
BY CLARA WANG
Singer Jemina Pearl talks reunion and reclamation of her teenage self
BY NAYELI PORTILLO
Stormy rock songwriter time-capsules twentysomething angst
BY GENEVIEVE WOOD
Two guys from Switzerland venture spaghetti Western instrumentals
BY AUSTIN POWELL
Indie rock liberator finds "incredible clarity" on upcoming third LP
BY JULIAN TOWERS
London mastermind Ahnansé discusses the jazz collective's global inspo
BY MICHAEL TOLAND
Rising Philadelphia emocore quintet unpacks latest Where the Heart Is
BY KRISS CONKLIN
Everlasting German circuit breakers continue founder's "constant flow"
BY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
The Chronicle’s recommended concerts for the coming week
BY THE MUSIC STAFF
BY DEREK UDENSI
screens
Writers/directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein on dungeons, dragons, and heists
BY MATTHEW MONAGLE
In HBO Max's Love & Death, director Lesli Linka Glatter and star Patrick Fugit revisit one of Texas' most infamous murders
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
SXSW's The Lady Bird Diaries goes beyond beautification
BY LINA FISHER
The Diamonds & Rust of Joan Baez I Am a Noise
BY DOUG FREEMAN
Director Brooklyn Sudano looks beyond the mirrorball at the woman she called Mother
BY CHRISTINA GARCIA
Lagueria Davis' SXSW selection recounts how her Aunt Beulah changed dolls forever
BY JENNY NULF
Matt Johnson's tells the tale of a very Canadian tech crunch
BY JULIAN TOWERS
Wookies go Vaudeville in A Disturbance in the Force
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
In You Can Call Me Bill, documentarian Alexandre O. Philippe examines the philosophy of the man who keeps boldly going
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Shedding light on the superstar of schmaltz
BY JOSH KUPECKI
SXSW alum Leah McKendrick's finds a fertile topic for comedy
BY MAGGIE QUINLAN
Ted Geoghegan conjures the ghosts of World War II
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Austin filmmaker Kayla Abuda Galang brings her Sundance-winning short film home
BY DEX WESLEY PARRA
Film Reviews
Bobby Farrelly's sports comedy's only offense is being offensively agreeable
Bolting episodes of the anime smash together does not a movie make
Irish tale of a lost girl finding hope will break and mend your heart
Single-take thriller as terrorists takes hostages in a Dhaka cafe
The meta-horror franchise gets less meta, more brutal
Goblins roam the Irish countryside in this folk horror
arts & culture
Save time in choosing what LGBTQ to catch, and roll the dice with Qmmunity's recommendations
BY JAMES SCOTT
Technology becomes the new enchantment in Mixanthropy
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
The pervert's guide to Slavoj Žižek
BY ROD MACHEN
No badge, no wristband, no problem
BY JOELLE DIPAOLO
Timely treatise on the space between Black America's past, present, and future
BY BOB ABELMAN
Art galleries, theatre, comedy, dance, and more
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Local events, volunteer opportunities, kids' activities, and more
BY KATHERINE MCNEVINS
columns
SXSW is an absolute beast, but our special pullout issue is here to help you navigate it
BY KIMBERLEY JONES
Squeeze all the juice from these fruity events, both SXSW-adjacent and beyond
BY JAMES SCOTT
Historic ship wows Gulf Coast visitors
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
It's not uncommon for people to develop relationships with chatbots or other AI
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Your weekly horoscope, March 10-16
BY ROB BREZSNY
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
B-squad belly flops, loses 3-0 to Violette AC
BY ERIC GOODMAN
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY RYAN HENNESSEE