Podcasting about art and activism since 2005
inspired by Liza, here are my favorite pics of myself circa 1988 or so. This is backstage/on the patio at Number’s here in Houston. That’s Lene Lovich in the middle. The guy on the bottom left is my very first boyfriend, Bam Bam. That was the night I met him. Interesting side note: the other …
Sure, it was weeks ago when he originally posted it, but my pal Jeb over at The £50 Note Podcast did the greatest tribute to Edith Massey EVAR! check it! (edit: this podcast no longer exists :-()
Intro: Dave Calderbank Song: New York, New York-Nina HagenKathy Kelly Voices for Creative NonviolencePSA: Walter Cronkite for The Peace AlliancePromo: Ed’s Mixed BagSong: Marathon-CeliacSong: For the Price Of a Cup of Tea- Belle and Sebastian Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pandora | Podcast Index | …
This has been a week of such goodbyes. I spent most of the day Wednesday at my old school. I chose this week to visit in hopes that I wouldn’t run into many students, but there were a few running around whose parents teach or administrate or other such things. I went into the gym …
I had to take my trusty MacBook Pro into the Apple Store today. They took it and are sending it in for diagnostics. All of these issues finally got to me when it started acting cracked out again this morning. Hopefully they will get it all fixed up. I wonder if there are any others …
On a Small Bridge in IraqText by Natsuki IkezawaPhotos by Seiichi Motohashi This book vividly shows the daily life of Iraqi people. Life of people just like you and me.-Ryuichi Sakamoto I can’t remember the path that led me to this book, though I know it started here.-courtesy of Cafe Impala
At last! The hugely talented and inspiring Eve Beglarian and I managed to coordinate our schedules and talk about her new album, Tell The Birds, the ins and outs of being a human being, and lots more. I know the file size is pretty big, but since it’s music, I couldn’t bear to encode it …
I am really sad this morning. Last night I went to see Titus Andronicus at Miller Outdoor Theater with my friend Jim and two of my friends from Unity Theater. What would have once been a typical and mundane excursion became a reminder of the many things I will miss about Houston. There were a …
