Audrey Eschright

What's Audrey up to now? Music, art, and other random updates

I've been staying off social media lately (good for my mental health and letting me get other things done!) so I made a mailing list to share upcoming streams, recent posts, and other updates buttondown.com/audrey_etc

What's Audrey up to now? Music, art, and other random updates

I've been staying off social media lately (good for my mental health and letting me get other things done!) so I made a mailing list to share upcoming streams, recent posts, and other updates buttondown.com/audrey_etc

6:05p UPDATE:

If tsunami waves reached Oregon, the first waves would arrive around 11:40 p.m. The National Weather Service cautioned that waves could be dangerous for many hours, and the first tsunami wave or surge might not be the highest.

Now a *TSUNAMI ADVISORY* for the coastlines of the Bay Area. Tsunami expected to reach San Francisco at 12:40am PDT, magnitude still being calculated by the Tsunami Warning Center.

If you've been following any of the terrible data-related news coming out of the administration but haven't been able to step back and get a sense of the big picture, I have good news for you, which is that we just published a timeline compiling soooo many wild stories and events at @unbreaking.org

a poster for an event with text that reads “a minizakis weekend, july 19-20, 1-6pm”. in circular text “kiki’s cabin” surround a tree with ornamental flowers and ravens. at the bottom text gives the address: 78 gough st, bubblesort studios

a tiny diorama with fake grass, tiny flowers, a butterfly, and a kodama. in the background is another tiny diorama with soot sprites and onigiri

this weekend, the bubblesort shop is hosting a ghibli themed pop up with my friend rachel, who makes adorable miyazaki miniature dioramas! 🌱

78 gough st, sf
sat & sun
1-6pm
masking required

minizakis.bigcartel.com

It’s over 90 degrees in Portland, so by default all takes today are hot 😆

Interesting! I’ll have to check out the press conference later this week. I’m happy to see the push on environmental issues continue, especially given the impact for the global south. Hopefully they’ll have pre-approved translations ready to go🤞🏻

I spent grade school in eastern Washington, which meant most field trips involved nuclear energy. Applesauce was a nice treat. Remind me to tell you the story sometime about the summer where we got sent to every Vacation Bible School in town. 😆

Our Facilities | Tree Top Tree Top operates at eight locations in Washington, Oregon and California, including our subsidiary Northwest Naturals.

@adhd-preacher.bsky.social Re: Selah and applesauce — I got to go here on a school field trip. Somehow we managed to avoid pushing anyone into the giant applesauce vat 😇 treetop.com/about-us/fac...

It's that time of year again! Drowning doesn't look like drowning; familiarize yourself with the instinctive drowning response

Where to Find Rainbow Rocks for Your Stone Pride Flag in Oregon and Washington As simple pleasures are gay and hiking is gay, it feels easy to declare that the sport of rockhounding is also a gay activity. And the Pacific Northwest is home to the pros. For this guide, I have col...

Which rock is the geological equivalent of a hot trans man? What ancient terrane would also be a good name for a lesbian bar? For our 2025 Queer Guide, geology enthusiast Alison Jean Cole wrote this fun round-up of beautiful rocks in OR and WA. And she’s reading at Powell’s on June 24!

@adhd-preacher.bsky.social I sent you a DM earlier then realized it may get stuck in a hidden request queue 😅 not urgent, but seems like a good idea to ping you just in case

Little guys for the people's cause 🎉

A new Mongolian tyrannosauroid and the evolution of Eutyrannosauria - Nature A new tyrannosauroid, Khankhuuluu mongoliensis gen. et sp. nov., from lower Upper Cretaceous deposits of Mongolia provides a new perspective on eutyrannosaurian origins and evolution.

Oh hey, we get a cool new tyrannosaur and some insight to where the big chompy ones came from. The ancestors of T. rex evolved in eastern Asia, dispersed into North America, then some spread back over to Asia again.

At least 2 undocumented people detained in Vancouver area in past week, advocates say In both cases, the men were undocumented and did not appear to have other charges.

Immigration authorities have arrested at least two people in the Vancouver area over the past week, according to people close to each case. Similar arrests have taken place in other Northwest cities like Portland, Eugene and Seattle.

If you haven't already, get your air purifiers, replacement filters, and high-filtration masks NOW. I have two Coway AirMega 1215HHs, Bonafide's Powecom KN95s, and Dewalt's anti-fog safety goggles (DPG82). You can also DIY Corsi-Rosenthal boxes and find gently-used air purifiers on FB Marketplace.

My emo 13yo loves her “queer but not into bright colors” shirt!

The WITAOD Chronicles Anna Bower Thursday, May 29, 2025, 4:06 PM Share On: f X in $ One woman's maddening search for the head of a non-existent federal agency.

Some women want love.

Some seek power and money.

Some seek attention and fame.

Me?

I just want to know who the administrator of DOGE really is.

My manifesto, my magnum opus—“The WITAOD Chronicles”—is out now. ⬇️ 👇

www.lawfaremedia.org/article/the-...

good news!! they fired the horrible racist! they gave her the opportunity to resign, which of course she didn’t take because she still doesn’t think she did anything wrong

tho this is kind of a weak article because it leans really heavily on one anonymous parent who you KNOW is a rich white mom 💀

Donate to Support Kady Grass After Brutal Attack, organized by Kady Grass Hello, I’m Kady Grass. I went to McDonald’s in Carpentersville, and I was just tryin… Kady Grass needs your support for Support Kady Grass After Brutal Attack

Yet another hate crime brought to you by your local TERF. In IL btw, which is often listed as a trans friendly state.
gofund.me/01dcffa2

The Who Cares Era | dansinker.com

“In the Who Cares Era, the most radical thing you can do is care.”

I'm so proud of what @unbreaking.org is doing and I think it's the exact kind of work that *seems* simple but is actually really fucking hard: taking in all the chaos, conflicting reporting, fear mongering, genuine terror, confusion and overwhelm to produce something simple, clear, and accurate.

Unbreaking How the administration is breaking the government, and what that means for all of us.

This week the team at Unbreaking pushed out updates to address the proposed changes to Medicaid and cuts to healthcare for all trans people in the giant bill. If you feel overwhelmed/confused this is for you — clear, focused summaries of what is actually going on right now: unbreaking.org

Emad is raising in Swedish Krona but you can change to your own currency on the donation page (or Swedish Krona is about 10 cents to the dollar 100Kr= $10)

I get asked about this a lot re. DEI language in federal grants, and @erinbiba.bsky.social talked about it the other day re. vaccine access, but to me it is always morally justifiable to work around their hate-based keyword searches (even to lie) in order to ensure the vulnerable are still protected

see this, this is the framing we need. not balls and strikes. people are going to die if this passes, we cannot let that happen.

Rainbow striped canvas, small.

THE SCARIEST MONSTERS ARE THE ONES YOU DON'T SEE CoMING. Painting has blue background with a green Loch Ness monster or plesiosaur floating by near the words.

I got some of my silly little paintings into a local show and I am very happy about it

Portland councilors vote to use new police funding to maintain parks Portland City Councilors tentatively approved a budget that patches gaps in parks maintenance with police funding. The decision came just under the wire after a 12-hour Wednesday meeting – but not wit...

portland: defunding police, funding parks:

The amendment moved $1.9 million in new funding earmarked for the Portland Police Bureau into the Portland Parks and Recreation’s maintenance fund

www.opb.org/article/2025...