This new insurance is in part thanks to OneBeacon, an insurance company Square partnered with to create a type of insurance that is unique to gig economy workers.
These words in this order are unique to that gig – Lee's off-the-cuff gags about Glaswegian sectarianism are duly transcribed, while an unscripted dialogue with an audience member is rendered exchange for pedantic exchange.
The saxophonist JOE McPHEE, who over 40 years has built a body of work loosely affiliated with free jazz but conceptually strong and unique, has an unusual gig this Saturday afternoon: without amplification, he will wander the woods and trails of Inwood Hill Park, near the Indian Caves, playing as he goes.
But despite their longevity, this band haven't done it all yet; there are two unique moments in tonight's gig.
But those of us who actually do the gig occupy a unique role of privilege (and probably come off super douchey) by providing a vital service in our FOMO-fueled world: pretty pictures.
But those of us who actually do the gig occupy a unique role of privilege (and probably come off super douchey) by providing a vital service in our FOMO-fuelled world: pretty pictures.
All those gigs have been unique from each other, but there has been a common thread: They've all been relatively "indie" in terms of size and scope, with a startup vibe rather than a corporate one.
His unique message landed him touring gigs with Macklemore, Atlanta rappers Killer Mike and Young Dro and Southern California-based rap group Pac Div.
Speaking to Fairfax Media, a Foodora spokesperson said food delivery work was part of the gig economy, which made it "unique, functional and appealing to workers".
Nowadays, the lineup is perhaps less subversive and bizarre than it was, but Thekla remains the biggest and best of Bristol's floating venues – her metal hull acting as a unique, if acoustically challenging, chamber for noisy gigs.
