For part three of FIELD GUIDE, Radiolab's Molly Webster, authors David Haskell & @_katherine_may_, yurok tribal member Rick O’Rourke, and artists Tailyr, Chioma Ebinama, 🇦🇫 Yuko Shimizu 🇺🇦 and many others invite you to get lost in the trees.

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“Walking in Mexico City is fascinating all the time. There’s so much happening on the street.”

Journalist aaron reiss, photographer sam and others share stories about walking for FIELD GUIDE, our new audio + art project.

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I love my city and I miss it always 🥰

What does water mean to you?

For FIELD GUIDE, author Bonnie Tsui, actress Joy Bryant, submarine pilot Erika Bergman, figure skater @elladjbalde, photographer Will Matsuda, a professional mermaid & many more share their stories.

🎧 now: popupm.ag/fieldguide

“Walking in Mexico City is fascinating all the time. There’s so much happening on the street.”

Journalist aaron reiss, photographer sam and others share stories about walking for FIELD GUIDE, our new audio + art project.

Explore more → popupm.ag/fieldguide

I am at a loss for words. My incredible editor Kit Rachlis will have difficulty believing this. When I find them, I have many people to thank, including the mighty teams at California Sunday + Pulitzer Center, + the asylum-seekers who bravely shared their journey and lives with me.

We created The California Sunday Magazine to tell intimate stories about people’s lives that explore and explain important issues. Nadja Drost’s feature, and the work of editor Kit Rachlis, represents the very best of that tradition.

Read the story → clsndy.co/3bWxE3h

Pop-Up Magazine Productions transitioned to a fully independent media company this week. You can read more here... popupmagazine.com/letter_10_8_20/ @popupmag California Sunday

'The Last Patrol' On the pardoning of Army Lieutenant Clint Lorance: long.fm/ZZY3zXw (Nathaniel Penn @calsunday)

This weekend’s editor’s picks:
• The tragic legacy of USC’s linebackers (@SINow)
• A look at Silicon Valley’s most secretive unicorn (@NYMag)
• The pardon of a convicted war criminal (@CalSunday)
→ Read — or listen — to these stories in News+: apple.co/2EYA9ak

Tune in October 12-16 for a new issue from Pop-Up Magazine!

Seven years after his conviction, nearly one year after the pardon, the case Army Lt. Clint Lorance — and the president’s decision to pardon him — continue to divide people sharply. clsndy.co/3i1F9s7

“I think he knows he made a mistake,” former Captain Patrick Swanson says. “I think he gave an order to shoot absent positive identification. I think it’s as simple as that.” Nathaniel Penn on the case of Clint Lorance, the army lieutenant pardoned by Trump. clsndy.co/3i1F9s7

Last fall, Trump pardoned Army Lt. Clint Lorance, who was serving a 20-year sentence for ordering the murder of two Afghan civilians. To Lorance’s defenders, the act was long overdue. To the men who served under him, it was a gross miscarriage of justice.clsndy.co/3i1F9s7

'The Democracy Factory' long.fm/ZZY3zXa (Jesse Barron, California Sunday)

In 2017 I wrote a story for California Sunday about Los Jornaleros del Norte NDLON, which we then brought to life on stage for Pop-Up Magazine. I am thrilled it will take on a new life on 9/23 in a short film featuring the band + their story delivered by La Marisoul popupmagazine.com/heritage/

I share this story b/c 1) it's well written & fascinating but 2) it's a reminder that, for all the headlines about Trump attacking our elections & possible vote-by-mail issues, there are 100,000s of people working day and night to protect the election and ensure your vote counts.