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I like an array of musical genres. Send me stuff and I'll give it a listen. 
Radio:
FM4 Austria 
WNYC NY Public Radio 
KUSF San Francisco 
BBC Radio 1
Directors:
 Kubrick, Hitchcock, Lean, 
C.B. Demille, Scorsese, 
E. Kazan, Fellini, Godard, Truffaut, S. Eisenstein,
O. Welles, B. Wilder, 
von Trier, W. Herzog, 
D. Lynch, Kieslowski, Keaton, Chaplin, Bergman, 
F.F. Coppola, Kurosawa, 
A. Lee, S. Lee, Spielberg, 
R. Altman, J. & E. Coen,
 M. Forman, J. Jarmusch, Polanski, Kusturica, 
J. Waters, W. Allen, 
C. Eastwood, De Palma, Tarantino, & Zeffirelli 
 Below are some online films/docs worth seeing:
 1. The Third Man 
 2. Dear America — 
3. The Century of the Self 
 4. Power of Nightmares 
5. Obsession 
6. The Root of All Evil? 
7. Root of All Evil Discuss. 
8. Who Wrote the Bible? 
9. Jesus of Nazareth Pt.1 
10. Jesus of Nazareth Pt.2
11. Rashomon 
12. Kurt & Courtney
13. The Life of the Buddha
14. Prophet Mohammed 
15. Lost Temples of India 
16. Phantom of the Opera 
17. B. Keaton: One Week 
18. Charlie Chaplin Fest.
19. Pope John Paul II 
20. The War Game 
21. Hendrix at Woodstock
22.
Yellow Submarine 
23. WWII in Color
24. UFO's Investigated
25.
Death & Taxes 
26.
Slavery: Global 
27. Rita Moreno Interview 
28. Black Panther Party 
29. Great Train Robbery 
30. Play Ball w/ Babe Ruth 
31. MLK: "I Have a Dream" 
32. U.S. vs. John Lennon 
33. Farenheit 9/11 
34. Bowling for Columbine 
35. Carl Sagan Interview 
36.
Glob. Warming Swindle 
37. Kintaro Walks Japan 
38. Brainman 
39. Hitler's Private World 
40.
Holocaust Doc. (UK) 
41.
Schindler's List 
42. Ghandi 
43. Conversations w/ God
44. The Three Stooges 
45. 9/11 
46. Nosferatu 
47.
Hitchcock Film I 
48.
Hitchcock Film II 
49.
Hitchcock Film III 
50. Hitchcock Film IV 
51.
Hitchcock Film V 
52. More classic films 
53. Scenes from movies 
54. Other online films
I tend to channel surf,
 though I have watched Charlie Rose, Family Guy, and Six Feet Under.
Inside the Actors Studio
 is also pretty good... 
(I stumbled onto an interview with Chappelle once, and another show 
with
Al Pacino).
No e-book or e-text can beat the tactile pleasure
 of flipping through pages. 
But in short spurts, online reading can be fun...
The writers/texts below are worth a glance:
 Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, 
Notes from Underground
Plato, Chekhov, Gogol, 
Apology, Dead Souls
Hemingway,
Crane,
King,
The Sun Also Rises
Poe, J. London, Orwell, 
The Call of the Wild, 1984
Hesse, Huxley, W. James, 
Siddhartha, Br. New World
 Twain, Kafka, Lawrence, 
Lady Chatterley's Lover
 ??, Kerouac,
Bukowski 
The Genius of the Crowd
Rilke,
Dickinson, Blake, 
Letters to a Young Poet
Keats, Wilde,
Whitman, 
Ode to a Nightingale
Emerson, Wordsworth, 
S.-Reliance, The Dungeon
 Yeats, Berryman, Plath, 
Leda and the Swan, Daddy
E.E. Cummings, Williams, 
The Red Wheelbarrow
Neruda,
Ginsberg, Lorca, 
Veinte poemas de amor...
Johnson, Brooks, Knight,
The Idea of Ancestry
 L. Hughes, Angelou, Owen, 
Night Funeral in Harlem
Thomas, Frost,
T.S. Eliot,
Do Not Go Gentle into...
Dante, Rumi,
Goethe, ??, 
Love is the Master
Shakespeare,
The Bible, 
Hamlet, Song of Solomon
Other writers/texts
All of us?
Every day above ground 
is a heroic day. It's up to
 us I suppose to live each day heroically.