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Said Utah, I did not die
Bangkok posting will be postponed today as the world lost a very special person just days ago. My idol, inspiration, and historical guide in this life, Utah Phillips, has died. Words cannot describe how this man and his music shaped and shape my thinking and my understanding of who I am and where I’m... »
Yesterday’s Butchers Today
Part of coming to Portugal and visiting my grandparents means taking them to a supermarket. With my help they can pick up all the supplies they need to last them a month or more, that way they don’t have to ask help from friends or neighbors. Living in a tiny town in what I like... »
A cycle? Or an explosion?
I often listen to my own podcast. Might sound strange, but one of my rituals, besides losing most of my nights sleep preparing a podcast, is to listen to it the next day as I ride my bike through town. I listen to try and hear what others might hear; an idea... »
bm226 Dishwasher Pete on Work and Workers
In his quest to wash dishes in all 50 states, Pete Jordan was seeking freedom, adventure, free food and whatever peaked his interest. Many of his objectives have to do with the very human desire to find some form of freedom within a structured work place. In this podcast we talk about... »
bm213 Canadians in Amsterdam; The Struggle
After studying, working, and living in the Netherlands for 5, 10 or even 20 years, people are being deported on technicalities and bureaucratic errors. Faced with the choice of fighting or leaving the life they’ve built, many people are finding that there is no fair fight to be had. In this podcast... »