Photo series
America at Work
A few weeks before his 50th birthday, creative director and photographer Josh Rose lost his job. It is the first time he's been unemployed since age 13. His life so far has revolved around his career, but he's been newly fascinated by how the concept of "work" has evolved. Harnessing the great artists and photojournalists before him as inspiration, Josh has embarked on a month-long road trip around the country to document modern American attitudes towards their jobs. To photograph people and tell their stories.
Josh Rose Photographer
Filmmaker, photographer, artist and writer. Writing about creator life and observations on culture. Tips very very much appreciated: https://ko-fi.com/joshsrose
Looking for Humanity at the Border Patrol
Regardless of the political winds, Vinny Pirro and Theron Francisco see their role in no uncertain terms
Off the Stage at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Company
Rhetta Shead's passion for dance is matched by a mission to serve black communities through the arts
Giving Back to the Community by Teaching the Trades
A welder and teacher, Jason Wasilewski runs the whole shop
The Grain Farmer Who Faces Different Challenges Every Year
Despite the changes in technology, policy, and politics, Philip Parker serenely tends over 1,700 acres of farmland
Words of Wisdom From the American Jazz and Negro League Baseball Museum Host
Ronnie Matloch loves talking history almost as much as he loves people
The Organic Farm Owners
Anne and Brian Bates bring an entrepreneurial spirit to an old-world industry
Why Oklahoma's Teacher Of The Year Joined the Teacher's Strike
What a Teacher of the Year learned from her school's walk out
The Shoemaker
Jarret Schlaff is partnering with veterans to create a leather-goods brand — and rebuild Detroit
