Jim Allen is an Assistant Voices Editor at The Spokesman-Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including the film industry, cultural movements, and pop culture, often exploring themes within arts and entertainment, government and politics, and society. Jim’s work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, NPR, and The Seattle Times.
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Jim Allen's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly baseball and local teams. His work also encompasses cultural events and human interest stories in Spokane, Washington.
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Laila Vaden faced a tough choice in the fall of 2023, when she and her Air Force family were reassigned to Spokane from Northern California.
By: Jim Allen
By Jim Allen For The Spokesman-Review School spirit doesn't come cheap, so Scout Brown did something about it.
Paul Siebel's country rock songs were beloved by other singers, but he never quite got his due. Here's one track worth hearing.
By: Jim Allen
Even though Gregg Allman was one of the most influential American rockers of the 70s, The Music of My Soul, which premieres on June 9, is here to show you
'Empty Glass' was the proper start of Pete Townshend's solo career. There were no shortage of triumphs still to come.
Underground Americana trailblazers with a hard-grooving side. Strange as it may seem, a line can be drawn from the earthy, all-American roots rock of Eggs
“We were about loud, psychedelic rock,” says bassist Richard Price, remembering the mind-bending fuzztone glory days of his ‘60s band The 2nd Coming. But their history is tightly intertwined with the origins of the Allman Brothers Band and the birth of the rootsy rumble the world came to know as Southern rock. Their only album,
Five years ago I took part in an air pollution study with Professor Prashant Kumar of the University of Surrey, Professor and Chair in Air Quality and Health, also the founding director, Global Centre for Clean Air Research (GCARE) and co-director, of the Institute for Sustainability.
By: Jim Allen
Tucked deep into this account of artist/producer/manager Peter Asher's meteoric music career is a fleeting image that says it all.
Horizontal Brian were on the same New Wave trajectory as XTC and Split Enz. If you missed them, here's a taste.
