Archive - Lou Reed's Nephew

Generation Trouble

The NYT sends me searching for mine.

Dec 16 • Jim Hanas

November 2025

TRUST IN HAL HARTLEY

With a new movie out is it finally time for Gen X's most indie filmmaker?

Published on Medium Cool • Nov 25

Born to Run Considered as a Quarterly Report

“I’m pulling out of here to win,” says CEO Mr. Rat, who looks forward to meeting with shareholders at the company’s annual meeting next week in Harlem.

Nov 17 • Jim Hanas

September 2025

"Of these for whom a crop circle is an igloo."

Sep 25 • Jim Hanas

June 2025

What if saying it out loud is the trick?

Jun 24 • Jim Hanas

May 2025

A Note on the Candidate

"I would invite you to see these concerns, taken together, as a feature, rather than a bug."

May 12 • Jim Hanas

November 2024

The Undepressed Person

Nov 25, 2024 • Jim Hanas

The Rise and Rise of the Savvy Bumpkin

A theory I can't stop thinking about.

Nov 17, 2024 • Jim Hanas

August 2024

Before Nathan Fielder there was A Day With Picasso

Published on Medium Cool • Aug 19, 2024

May 2024

How to write about the things we love.

May 15, 2024 • Jim Hanas

December 2023

Lou Reed's Nephew's Author Gets a Book Deal

What happens now?

Dec 15, 2023 • Jim Hanas

October 2023

E40. Lou Reed's Nephew on Lou Reed

“That would be like Jesus actually having a son.”

Oct 27, 2023 • Jim Hanas

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