25
May
2013
0:00 AM

A Skeptical Look at Food, Part I

Or, Why I Love Monsanto

That last part is a joke. Really. I'm not a fan of that company, but for their aggressive and (I believe) immoral business practices, rather than any research they engage in or products they make. But it's a little early to start a digression of that magnitude. [edit: Monsa...

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25
May
2013
0:00 AM

Nationalism

I ran across this doing research on kinetic typography today. I don't normally post little videos like this, but I enjoyed this monologue by the excellent George Hrab.

This echos my thoughts exactly. National borders are artificial constructs and while they provide a useful geographic demarcat...

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05
Apr
2013
0:00 AM

Lighting Ronnie Dunn - A Review of the Gear

The last time I did this was 2012, and 2013 represents a new lighting supply company, a new lighting rig, and some brand new fixtures that I can't wait to review. As always, my opinions don't represent the opinions of anybody else, neither the artists I work for, my fellow crewmates, the lighting...

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15
Mar
2013
0:00 AM

Musics

It is an absolutely gorgeous day outside here. Windows open, fresh air blowing, and the puppy is at doggy day care so she can't walk up to me while I'm working and smack me in the face with her paw. "Play with me, mothafukah!"

So I'm doing music stuff, which looks like this:

All those little h...

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07
Feb
2013
0:00 AM

Lay Your Weapons Down, There Are No Enemies In Front of You

What I want to talk about is gay rights, a topic that's been on a my mind a lot lately. There are few things worse than conservative white Christians whose most appalling story of civil obstructionism is having to stand in a long line at the DMV, who then go home and honestly question whether or not...

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