Podcasting about art and activism since 2005
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 …
Dottie Berry and Roby Sapp have been traveling the country for nearly a year “trying to engage hearts and minds and create authentic connections with the goal to dissolve differences that separate us.” So refreshing to hear a new approach toward bringing folks together. I know that my default reaction many times is anger, maybe …
Today’s guest is Rebecca Nay from Tranny Wreck Radio. She is louder than me for some reason, but…well…. Featured Music: The Boob Fairy by Deirdre Flint impeach the president plz, kthx Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pandora | Podcast Index | TuneIn | RSS
Filmed July 12, 2006 in Downtown Houston. Animal rights activists demonstrate at lunchtime in protest of the arrival of the Ringling Bros. Circus. Activists: Robin Arcuri Casey Constable Penny Barrett Hornsby Jewell Maida Matt Rice Stephanie Wood
Podsafe music, my car is dead, listener email, exciting news from Black Math and finding a home for my cats. Microfilm The Black Math Experiment Ane Brun Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pandora | Podcast Index | TuneIn | RSS
My car died yesterday. I mean died. Dead. The oil light came on and then a loud grinding GACK! No more. Oil leak? Bone dry. Tiffany and Seph came and got me, without me even asking them really, it is great to have friends like that. “My car just died.” “Where are you?” And then …
It’s official… I am moving to Georgia in early September to be a community intern at Koinonia Farm. A number of people have asked me what was going on and what this place really is so I asked my friend, collaborator, former landlord and Executive Director of Koinonia Bren Dubay to join me on the …
