Susanna Hoffs Talks about Hotness, Aging, and Love

September 30, 2012 in Artist Features, Featured

I have known the Bangles’ Susanna Hoffs — aka Sue Hots — for round about 23 years. I can honestly say that she is as lovely inside and out as you would hope her to be, moving through the world with humility and kindness as her guides.

Utilihab: Open-Source Building for a Shareable Future

September 21, 2012 in Eco Maniac

The open source model truly knows no bounds. These days, anything and everything can be concocted as an open-source project — from a mobile app to a city. The latter is where Utilihab steps into the fray.

Rio Gozo Farm

September 16, 2012 in Earthkeepers, Food (+ Health)

This is a video made about my friends at Rio Gozo Farm and their CSA. I got wrangled into an interview…

Sunday Soup: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

September 7, 2012 in Activism

Food has long been a great uniter. Whether it’s families, friends, or some other collective, sharing a meal together just feels good, right, and true. Perhaps it was from that premise that the Sunday Soup project got its start.

Chatting It Up with Brandi Carlile

August 21, 2012 in Artist Features, Featured

Recently, I was given a second go at Brandi Carlile… Wait. Let me rephrase that. I was offered a second opportunity to interview her regarding her latest album, Bear Creek.

‘Money & Life’ Doc Frames New Economy of Living Systems

August 7, 2012 in Cause | Affect, Featured

In the documentary Collapse, Michael Ruppert puts an incredibly fine point on the fact that, upon a foundation of finite energy, we have built an economic system that demands infinite growth. He adds that we are currently at the collision point of those two forcibly exclusive ideas.