reading; music; dancing; hiking; camping; backpacking; sea kayaking; trying new things; environmental justice; climate change; the media; popular education; collective action
musicians, music lovers, those who are socially & environmentally conscious, veggies, radical thinkers.
reggae. roots, dub, 1st wave ska, rocksteady; old school hip hop; turntabalism; funk; african highlife & more. in no particular order: isreal vibes, skatalites, desmond dekker, justin hinds & the dominoes, fantan mojah, thievery corp, rjd2, toots & the maytals, bob marley, peter tosh, sinead o'connor, king tubby, natalie merchant, funky meters, gladiators, fela & femi kuti, cut chemist, horace andy, lee scratch perry, grandmaster flash, lucky dube...get the drift? pandora.com check out great .. radio stations (NO ADS!): "scratch" for roots, rocksteady, dub, & ska http://www.azevedo.ca/scratch/
dostrece classics for old school hip hop http://dostreceradio.net
pandora.com to create your own radio stations
children of men; a scanner darkly; baraka; wild style; country man; waking life; i heart huckabees; rockers; story of the weeping camel; spring, summer, winter, fall, spring; children of heaven (bacheha-ye aseman); life & debt; scratch; the corporation. an inconvenient truth is worth seeing...
imdb.com.
I have more than "4 arguments for the elimination of television" as we know it...
I listen to the radio. kpfa (reggae express Tu 10-12p; late night hype Wed 1:30a-6a), pacifica, npr, bbc, kpoo, kalx, kqed, shoutcast.com
so many...starting with: i've got the light of freedom (history of the mississippi organizing in civil rights movement) by charles payne; freedom is a constant struggle; decolonizing methodologies by linda tuhiwai smith; eden express by mark vonnegut; hocus pocus by kurt vonnegut, jr; a people's history of the US by howard zinn; methodology of the oppressed by chela sandoval; prison notebooks by antonio gramsci; four arguments for the elimination of TV by jerry mander; media unlimited: how the torrent of images and sounds overwhelm our lives by todd gitlin; amusing ourselves to death: public discourse in the age of show business by neil postman;