Jack Meyer
Jack is a writer from Chicago, now based in New York. While his writing spans a broad range of interests, its most consistent focus remains music. His work has appeared in Paste Magazine, The Street, and Columbia University’s longform magazine, The Eye, where he served as an editor.
Jack's Articles
A Start-Up Is Monitoring Space Junk to Enable a More Sustainable Space Economy
8 minute read
“Seed Detective” Adam Alexander Imagines a Better World—Through Rare, Endangered, and Unusual Vegetable Varieties
5 minute read
An Album of Cover Songs Honors the Legacy of Leonard Cohen
3 minute read
An Energy Summit in the Netherlands Imagines a Solar-Powered Future
3 minute read
An Exhibition Ponders Technology’s Grip on Human “Reality”
5 minute read
MSCHF Highlights the Absurdities of Modern Consumerism—and Makes Money Doing It
4 minute read
A Podcast Covering the Vanguards of the Sustainable Food Movement
3 minute read
How a Master Organist is Making the Archaic Instrument Cool Again
8 minute read
David Wallace-Wells’s New Climate Newsletter Is a Must-Read for Anyone Concerned With Our Future
4 minute read
In Rural Germany, a Six-Century-Long Performance of a John Cage Organ Composition Is Underway
4 minute read
Nicolás Jaar Launches a Grant Program to Uplift Emerging Electronic Musicians
3 minute read
On the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s New Podcast, Materials Get the Spotlight
4 minute read
Ambient Church Gives Electronic Music a Surreal, Spiritual Home
6 minute read
In Detroit, McArthur Binion and Henry Threadgill Salute Their Decades-Long Friendship Through Song
5 minute read
PJ Vogt’s Crypto Island Podcast Explores the Wild Wild World of Digital Currency
5 minute read
Experiencing the Satisfying Sensations of A.S.M.R. in Real Life
4 minute read
Virginia Heffernan’s Sonic Deep Dives Into Pop Culture
4 minute read
These Scented Bowling Balls Help Players Reach Their Flow States
5 minute read