Reo Eveleth
@reveleth.com
👽 butch Frizzle 👽 〰 journalist 〰 sculptor 〰 they/them 〰 https://reveleth.com/
→ → → Please listen to TESTED https://www.tested-podcast.com/
@coyotemedia.org co-founder
→ → → Please listen to TESTED https://www.tested-podcast.com/
@coyotemedia.org co-founder
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Reo Eveleth
@reveleth.com
· Oct 17
TESTED – A surprising history of women’s sports
www.tested-podcast.com
Hello new people! My latest project was a 10+ year labor of love and it would mean the world to me if you checked it out. www.tested-podcast.com
It’s a narrative, deep, complex and suspenseful story of gender, sports, science, and “fairness.”
It’s a narrative, deep, complex and suspenseful story of gender, sports, science, and “fairness.”
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I just published Potato, a new pansharpening package. It aims to render certain kinds of satellite imagery more clearly and accurately than what’s for sale and on satellite maps today: github.com/celoyd/potato/
GitHub - celoyd/potato: A small pansharpening model
A small pansharpening model. Contribute to celoyd/potato development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
December 23, 2025 at 7:39 PM
I just published Potato, a new pansharpening package. It aims to render certain kinds of satellite imagery more clearly and accurately than what’s for sale and on satellite maps today: github.com/celoyd/potato/
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“The media isn’t covering this” is a statement about your own media diet. Yes, I am painfully aware that legacy outlets have the biggest audiences. It is good to criticize their coverage. But I would love to see even a fraction of that energy directed to helping smaller outlets gain bigger audiences
December 23, 2025 at 10:32 PM
“The media isn’t covering this” is a statement about your own media diet. Yes, I am painfully aware that legacy outlets have the biggest audiences. It is good to criticize their coverage. But I would love to see even a fraction of that energy directed to helping smaller outlets gain bigger audiences
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Thing is: this should have been obvious BEFORE regulators greenlit Waymo.
Having business be the tail that wags the dog of government--as neoliberal ideology would have it--simply privatizes gains and sticks ordinary people with the costs of being corporate guinea pigs.
Having business be the tail that wags the dog of government--as neoliberal ideology would have it--simply privatizes gains and sticks ordinary people with the costs of being corporate guinea pigs.
Autonomous vehicles that are unable to adapt to emergencies present a risk to our public safety. With such vehicles being considered for deployment in the East Bay, more must first be done to ensure they will operate safely when the unexpected happens.
Waymo halts service in SF as cars stall at intersections
A spokesperson confirmed Waymo has suspended service.
www.sfgate.com
December 23, 2025 at 10:49 PM
Thing is: this should have been obvious BEFORE regulators greenlit Waymo.
Having business be the tail that wags the dog of government--as neoliberal ideology would have it--simply privatizes gains and sticks ordinary people with the costs of being corporate guinea pigs.
Having business be the tail that wags the dog of government--as neoliberal ideology would have it--simply privatizes gains and sticks ordinary people with the costs of being corporate guinea pigs.
I'm taking a holiday break from the calendar at @coyotemedia.org but our friends at @oaklandreviewofbooks.org just put theirs up so if you're at a loss for what to do this week: www.oaklandreviewofbooks.org/calendar/
Oakland Review of Books calendar of (not just) literary events, December 23 - 28
open your gas tank and let what's left fizzle out into the sky
www.oaklandreviewofbooks.org
December 23, 2025 at 10:11 PM
I'm taking a holiday break from the calendar at @coyotemedia.org but our friends at @oaklandreviewofbooks.org just put theirs up so if you're at a loss for what to do this week: www.oaklandreviewofbooks.org/calendar/
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Read @soleilho.com's interview with Gina Cargas, a librarian at SFUSD who is collecting vinyl records to create a 'listening station' for her middle school students.
"Libraries have shifted a lot in the last 10 years...It's not a silent space. Which I think is, in many ways, for the best."
"Libraries have shifted a lot in the last 10 years...It's not a silent space. Which I think is, in many ways, for the best."
A Bay Area Librarian Is Using Vintage Vinyl to Show Tweens Where Music Comes From
Gina Cargas reached out to the community about collecting records for her middle school students. The response was overwhelming.
www.coyotemedia.org
December 22, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Read @soleilho.com's interview with Gina Cargas, a librarian at SFUSD who is collecting vinyl records to create a 'listening station' for her middle school students.
"Libraries have shifted a lot in the last 10 years...It's not a silent space. Which I think is, in many ways, for the best."
"Libraries have shifted a lot in the last 10 years...It's not a silent space. Which I think is, in many ways, for the best."
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I flippin' love @coyotemedia.org, damn. SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE 15% OFF RIGHT NOW, Y'ALL.
www.coyotemedia.org/coyotes-gift...
www.coyotemedia.org/coyotes-gift...
December 21, 2025 at 5:23 PM
I flippin' love @coyotemedia.org, damn. SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE 15% OFF RIGHT NOW, Y'ALL.
www.coyotemedia.org/coyotes-gift...
www.coyotemedia.org/coyotes-gift...
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ebooks are the best last-minute gifts (maybe the best gifts?) and for the person on your list who is involved in activism, loves speculative fiction, or just needs a little hope at this point in the year (and really, who amongst us doesn't), try the acclaimed anthology WE WILL RISE AGAIN:
We Will Rise Again
From genre luminaries, esteemed organizers, and exciting new voices in fiction, an anthology of stories, essays, and interviews that offer transfor...
www.simonandschuster.com
December 22, 2025 at 5:49 PM
ebooks are the best last-minute gifts (maybe the best gifts?) and for the person on your list who is involved in activism, loves speculative fiction, or just needs a little hope at this point in the year (and really, who amongst us doesn't), try the acclaimed anthology WE WILL RISE AGAIN:
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🚨JOB ALERT🚨 Enjoy writing clever headlines and assigning one-of-a-kind stories? Have an eye for detail and a knack for turning rough copy into sparkling prose? We're looking for another editor to join our small but elite team covering New York City news and culture: hellgatenyc.com/hell-gate-is...
Hell Gate Is Hiring Again!
We're looking for an editor to join the worker-owned media revolution.
hellgatenyc.com
December 22, 2025 at 5:53 PM
🚨JOB ALERT🚨 Enjoy writing clever headlines and assigning one-of-a-kind stories? Have an eye for detail and a knack for turning rough copy into sparkling prose? We're looking for another editor to join our small but elite team covering New York City news and culture: hellgatenyc.com/hell-gate-is...
This week at @coyotemedia.org we're doing a couple of roundups for the end of the year! Today is music day, and you can find a playlist of the songs that got us through the last 365ish days.
The Songs That Kept Us Going This Year
Let’s be real: 2025 was not fun. Here are the tracks we turned to to help us get through the year.
www.coyotemedia.org
December 22, 2025 at 6:02 PM
This week at @coyotemedia.org we're doing a couple of roundups for the end of the year! Today is music day, and you can find a playlist of the songs that got us through the last 365ish days.
In case you missed this on Friday, at @unbreaking.org we updated our trans healthcare explainer with a timeline (100+ events) and a totally rewritten explainer (20k words, 150+ footnotes) to help people understand the many diverse attacks on gender affirming care, and where they currently stand:
Transgender Healthcare: Explainer — Unbreaking
How the administration is breaking the government, and what that means for all of us.
unbreaking.org
December 22, 2025 at 6:01 PM
In case you missed this on Friday, at @unbreaking.org we updated our trans healthcare explainer with a timeline (100+ events) and a totally rewritten explainer (20k words, 150+ footnotes) to help people understand the many diverse attacks on gender affirming care, and where they currently stand:
If you told me this was part of the M3GAN movie I would 10000% believe you.
if this was me at a public event mourning my spouse who was violently murdered my kids would either have me committed or never speak to me again
December 21, 2025 at 11:19 PM
If you told me this was part of the M3GAN movie I would 10000% believe you.
Two things that would never happen at a men's national championship game: a random coach singing the national anthem, and flower shaped confetti dropping on the winners.
December 21, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Two things that would never happen at a men's national championship game: a random coach singing the national anthem, and flower shaped confetti dropping on the winners.
Come on Kentucky, make this interesting.
December 21, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Come on Kentucky, make this interesting.
That's the Texas A&M we've seen this tournament. Hello! Welcome to the match.
December 21, 2025 at 9:02 PM
That's the Texas A&M we've seen this tournament. Hello! Welcome to the match.
Okay am I just misremembering? Waak doesn't usually wear that big knee brace, she's usually in a leg sleeve but not such a clear brace right? She looks like she's not as confident moving around this match.
December 21, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Okay am I just misremembering? Waak doesn't usually wear that big knee brace, she's usually in a leg sleeve but not such a clear brace right? She looks like she's not as confident moving around this match.
I have maintained all season and will continue to maintain that Molly Tuozzo is underrated.
December 21, 2025 at 8:47 PM
I have maintained all season and will continue to maintain that Molly Tuozzo is underrated.
I would genuinely read the story about how the fuck Ulmer *actually* wound up singing the national anthem just now. Truly wild, and he was (sorry to this man) not good. Does someone hate him? Did someone lose a bet? Did the scheduled singer back out???
December 21, 2025 at 8:38 PM
I would genuinely read the story about how the fuck Ulmer *actually* wound up singing the national anthem just now. Truly wild, and he was (sorry to this man) not good. Does someone hate him? Did someone lose a bet? Did the scheduled singer back out???
Programming note: For the next ~2 hours I'm going to be posting about the women's volleyball championships.
December 21, 2025 at 8:33 PM
Programming note: For the next ~2 hours I'm going to be posting about the women's volleyball championships.
LMAO letting Matt Ulmer (Kansas's vb coach) do the national anthem is so unserious.
December 21, 2025 at 8:32 PM
LMAO letting Matt Ulmer (Kansas's vb coach) do the national anthem is so unserious.
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I would say I work with amazing people. But nobody’s paid so all I can say is
Is that in these terrible times . Knowing that people want to do this work is an honor . And their skill is just stunning
Is that in these terrible times . Knowing that people want to do this work is an honor . And their skill is just stunning
20,000 words, 150 footnotes, 100+ timeline events = our attempt at documenting and synthesizing all the ways that the federal government has attempted to destroy access to gender-affirming care since January unbreaking.org/issues/trans...
Transgender Healthcare: Explainer — Unbreaking
How the administration is breaking the government, and what that means for all of us.
unbreaking.org
December 19, 2025 at 9:14 PM
I would say I work with amazing people. But nobody’s paid so all I can say is
Is that in these terrible times . Knowing that people want to do this work is an honor . And their skill is just stunning
Is that in these terrible times . Knowing that people want to do this work is an honor . And their skill is just stunning
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I cannot tell you just how *tremendously hard* various volunteers have worked on this massive @unbreaking.org update: sifting through awful, terrible news every single day, identifying connections and themes, all to build a clear picture of the harm the federal government’s caused.
20,000 words, 150 footnotes, 100+ timeline events = our attempt at documenting and synthesizing all the ways that the federal government has attempted to destroy access to gender-affirming care since January unbreaking.org/issues/trans...
Transgender Healthcare: Explainer — Unbreaking
How the administration is breaking the government, and what that means for all of us.
unbreaking.org
December 19, 2025 at 7:54 PM
I cannot tell you just how *tremendously hard* various volunteers have worked on this massive @unbreaking.org update: sifting through awful, terrible news every single day, identifying connections and themes, all to build a clear picture of the harm the federal government’s caused.
Reposted by Reo Eveleth
20,000 words, 150 footnotes, 100+ timeline events = our attempt at documenting and synthesizing all the ways that the federal government has attempted to destroy access to gender-affirming care since January unbreaking.org/issues/trans...
Transgender Healthcare: Explainer — Unbreaking
How the administration is breaking the government, and what that means for all of us.
unbreaking.org
December 19, 2025 at 7:17 PM
20,000 words, 150 footnotes, 100+ timeline events = our attempt at documenting and synthesizing all the ways that the federal government has attempted to destroy access to gender-affirming care since January unbreaking.org/issues/trans...
20,000 words, 150 footnotes, 100+ timeline events = our attempt at documenting and synthesizing all the ways that the federal government has attempted to destroy access to gender-affirming care since January unbreaking.org/issues/trans...
Transgender Healthcare: Explainer — Unbreaking
How the administration is breaking the government, and what that means for all of us.
unbreaking.org
December 19, 2025 at 7:17 PM
20,000 words, 150 footnotes, 100+ timeline events = our attempt at documenting and synthesizing all the ways that the federal government has attempted to destroy access to gender-affirming care since January unbreaking.org/issues/trans...
I didn't get to watch any of the volleyball yesterday so I'm going to catch up today. Just peeked at the scores and holy wow.
December 19, 2025 at 5:31 PM
I didn't get to watch any of the volleyball yesterday so I'm going to catch up today. Just peeked at the scores and holy wow.
On a personal note, this page is something I've been working on and wrangling for months (along with a team of folks at Unbreaking). It's not a fun read, but I think it does a good job of explaining the lay of the land and what is happening.
Today at @unbreaking.org we have a big update to our page on transgender healthcare. A TIMELINE!!! And the explainer has been rewritten to be clearer and easier to follow (if not any less soul crushing).
If you need a primer on all the ways this administration is attacking gender affirming care:
If you need a primer on all the ways this administration is attacking gender affirming care:
Transgender Healthcare: Explainer — Unbreaking
How the administration is breaking the government, and what that means for all of us.
unbreaking.org
December 19, 2025 at 5:00 PM
On a personal note, this page is something I've been working on and wrangling for months (along with a team of folks at Unbreaking). It's not a fun read, but I think it does a good job of explaining the lay of the land and what is happening.