Archive for June, 2006



As a mentor (no, not a member of that gawd-awful trash metal band of the ’80s who wore executioner hoods when performing live), I work with youth to guide and support their media activism. (You can read about it in the article I wrote in Clamor Magazine called, “School of (Punk) Rock.”) I hear many […]

Block Party!

Mark your calendars. It’s also on my 40th B-day!

It has been said that if you think you are watching a show about a bunch of plane crash survivors, you are watching the wrong show. The show in question, of course, is Lost. The surprise breakout on ABC is most definitely not your average program, and the one thing that keeps me interested is […]

Adage’s Jonah Bloom has an interesting column in which he discusses David Verklin’s lecture circuit. Though I think futurism is kind of dumb (I’m more into “nowism”), I like the question he asks: What is your favorite future? Read on:
Advertising Age - Learning to Love Change: What’s Your Favorite Future?:
As a journalist, my favorite future […]




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