The Millenial Desire to Own Something with Dominic Senibaldi

Host Michael Zarick speaks with Dominic Senibaldi, owner of Cat Head Press and part-owner of Love Handle on Mass Ave. Dominic about moving to Indianapolis for grad school at Herron, deciding to stay after finding community, and opening Cat Head Press in 2016 as a hand screen-print shop. They discuss Dominic’s interest in physical media through VHS collecting, the role of printmaking and zines in political resistance, and his view of the “manosphere”.Third Space Indy is supported by City Rising (https://cityrising.org/)Third Space Indy is supported by Proformus (https://www.proformus.com/)00:00 Manosphere Cold Open00:45 Third Place Intro01:49 Dominic Background04:27 Cat Head Press Explained05:17 Alien Cat Branding06:34 Love Handle Origins08:41 VHS Wall Obsession14:26 Why Indy Feels Like Home17:59 Print Community Support21:21 Workshops Drinking Inks23:13 Zines and Resistance26:01 Defining the Manosphere27:48 Masculinity Grift Economy28:51 Consumption-Based Manhood30:21 Male Gaze Paradox31:44 What Being A Man Means33:46 Third Space Defined36:34 Indy Third Space Examples39:26 Lost Music Scene Spaces43:55 Favorite Green Spaces47:21 Top State Parks Picks51:05 Wrap Up And Where To Find