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# 103 God, Jack Kerouac and Steve Edington. 17 Aug 202400:57:42

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Stephen D. Edington, a Unitarian Universalist minister, discusses his personal journey and the influence of Jack Kerouac on his spiritual beliefs.

Good links:
Register for the event on August 30 at the Henry Miller Library
Lowell Celebrates Kerouac
Unitarian Universalist Faith
Books by Steve Edington

Summary

Stephen D Edington, a Unitarian Universalist minister, discusses his personal journey and the influence of Jack Kerouac on his spiritual beliefs. He shares how he transitioned from a conservative Baptist upbringing to a more liberal interpretation of Christianity and eventually found his place in the Unitarian Universalist faith.

Steve explains his belief in a higher power and the importance of self-discovery in his spiritual journey. He also discusses his involvement in the Lowell Celebrates Kerouac festival and the continued interest in Kerouac's writings among different generations. 

Jack Kerouac was a complex figure who embodied multiple identities and roles. He was seen as an intellectual, spiritual, romantic, and cultural icon. While he was not overtly political, he had revolutionary and messianic qualities. 

Kerouac was both an intellectual and an athlete, excelling in academics and sports. His driving force was his duty to write, which he considered his purpose on Earth. He sought recognition as a major American writer and inspired others to pursue their own creative journeys. Kerouac's life ended tragically, but his writing continues to inspire and resonate with readers.

Sound Bites!

  • "I was raised in a pretty conservative Baptist church in southern West Virginia."
  • "I believe there is some reality or some power that is greater than myself."
  • "I've always felt like I've been on some kind of a journey of discovery throughout my life."
  • "He's an intellectual, he is spiritual, he is romantic."
  • "He might have blanched a little bit at political."
  • "He was both intellectual and athlete."


Below is the Kerouac presentation/sermon Steve Edington will be presenting at the Palo Alto Unitarian Universalist Church on the 25th of August.

Why Jack Kerouac Matters

In 1988 I came to Nashua, New Hampshire to begin what turned out to be a 24 year ministry with the Unitarian Universalist Church there. One of my colleagues in our district ministers’ chapter was your minister, Amy Morgenstern, who was serving a congregation in Vermont. She eventually made her way westward here to Palo Alto, and I stayed in New England. We’ve kept up our friendship over the years. 

One of our points of connection was and is our affinity for some of the Beat Generation writers; and, for me, Jack Kerouac in particular. I don’t think Amy became the “Kero—wacko” that I have become

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# 102 We Choose to Reduce Wildfire Danger, Not Because It Is Natural But Because It Is Good04 Aug 202401:20:54

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Speaking with Patrick Brown of the Breakthrough Institute about wildfire mitigation, fuel reduction, science and its malcontents, and much more.

LINKS:

Forget Adapting to Climate Change, We Must First Adapt to the Climate We Have

The Social Feedback Loops That Constrain Climate Science

When Science Journals Become Activists

Wildfire Interdisciplinary Research Center, San Jose Univ.

Forget Adapting to Climate Change

An Ecomodernist Manifesto


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# 93 My Father Shot a Tiger: Talking about Nagaland with Easterine Kire22 Apr 202401:24:02

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Easterine Kire
Nagaland
Sky is My Father by Easterine Kire
Naga Voices from the War, a presentation by Easterine Kire
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Early impressions of Nagaland / short video
Talking to you from a rooftop in Viswema / short video
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Languages disappearing
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Writers we mention:
Chinua Achebe, Nigeria
Ngugi wa Thiongo, Nigeria
Amos Tutuola, Nigeria (YORUBA)
Hugh MacLennan, Canada
Sigrid Undset, Norway
Karin Fossum, Norway
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# 6 Butch Kronlund, Executive Director of the Community Association of Big Sur (CABS)07 Mar 202101:20:20

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This episode is an interview from the series presented live at the Henry Miller Library in the past few years known as the Under The Persimmon Tree . Several other interviews from the series will be published here as we move along!

Butch is the Executive director of the Community Association of Big Sur.  (CABS)  He is here talking about his early childhood and upbringing, meeting Patte, his wife, arriving in Big Sur to build the foundations for the entire Post Ranch Inn, working with Mickey Muennig on several private homes, helping to build our new Health Center, and re-building the baths at Esalen!  We also hear about how in more recent years Butch has helped to raise and distribute funds for people in need after floods and fires. Today Butch is working on many community issues including the Destination Management Plan for Big Sur.

Please email magnus@henrymiller.org with any comments, critique and/or suggestions. Thanks!

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# 2 (v1) Kenny Comello, a long time South Coast resident and the owner of Big Sur Jade Co.06 Mar 202101:40:50

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NOTE: Kenny Comello (v2) is better and includes Chapter markers.
GO HERE

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Kenny Comello 
At his home up Willow Creek on January 10, 2016

We touch on many things. Below some highlights.

Buck Eye Fire 1970
Garden, Fruit Trees, Naked Woman watering…
Manchester
Black Fir Mining Claim
Miguel Lopez
Hippie Patrol

Cruikshank 1888
Gold people started coming
150-300 people into Manchester / Last Chance Mine (hard rock mine).
Into the eighteen nineties…hundreds of mines.

Lockwood/Jolon   28
There’s nothing easy about gold…
Plaskett Family
Gorda
1955 meat hunter for convict labor
Every day worked = two off sentence

Pacific Valley School
Slide at Julia Pfeiffer 
14 months no road…

Prudent Man concept for mining claims: 38:15

Ed Starck  (sp)
Matt Glazby (sp)
Justin Barrett
Ryan Burke
Pink
Ed Singleton
Ernie Porter
Jerry Doyle

Jade - Big Sur Jade Co. 
https://sites.google.com/site/hobbitmine/canyon-neighbors/blue-heaven


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# 92 How did it begin...did I meet "Headhunters?" Why, and how, did I travel up into these hills.11 Apr 202400:52:26

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An unusual episode recorded in Dibrugarh, Shiyong and Mokokchung. Town and villages in NE India.

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# 91 Listening to Whales breathe! A conversation with Kerri Frangioso, a scientist who does most of her research in the wild of Big Sur.25 Mar 202402:05:40

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Kerri Frangioso / Rizzo Lab.
Kerri Frangioso / UC Davis
Plant Pathology / Davis
Sudden Oak Death Task Force
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The Jade Festival
Big Creek Reserve
White Stag
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Sudden Oak Blitz, April 29th

Essalen Tribe 

Soberanes Fire

Telephone Landline

Satellite

the ‘Hoist’

280 plots! 

Prudoe Bay

Costa Rica

Food supplies

Fire prevention

Gardening

Water and gravity

Pampas

Invasive Species

LUP

Madrones excude sap and its yummy!

Peacocks!

Santa Lucia Fir

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# 90 Israel and Gaza. Perspectives on the war in Gaza from Sweden.17 Mar 202401:18:36

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I have Magnus Norell and Ricki Neuman, both from Sweden,  with me for this episode. We are talking about what is going on in Israel and Gaza.

Magnus Norell
Ricki Neuman

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I mention:
Raja Shehadeh
Yossi Klein Halevi
(We carry titles by both Shehadeh and Halevi at the Library)
Sderot

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# 89 SMOKESCREEN | Debunking Wildfire Myths to Save Our Forests and Our Climate10 Mar 202401:07:23

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A conversation with the author Chad Hanson, PhD

The short musical intro is: CANYON live at Nepenthe’s Halloween Bal Masqué 2002.

Important links for further information:

The John Muir Project
Big Sur Fire
Fire Adapted Big Sur
Fire in Paradise, PBS, Frontline




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# 88 California (& Big Sur) Snakes & How To Find Them23 Feb 202401:05:08

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To Mom & Pop, who brought me up to believe I could become anything.
 I don’t think they meant a snake biologist. But here we are... /
E. Taylor

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A conversation with Dr Emily Taylor about snakes and her upcoming book:
California Snakes & How To Find Them.

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Professor of Biological Sciences
Interim Associate Dean, Bailey College of Science and Mathematics
Director, Physiological Ecology of Reptiles Laboratory
www.EmilyTaylorScience.com
How to be a Herpetologist

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# 87 Sam Goldeen. From the Ukraine, via the Panama land crossing, to Big Sur!20 Feb 202401:05:17

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Sam Goldeen lived for many years on Partington Ridge in Big Sur. He loved it here and "A Big Sur Podcast" is proud of having his voice be part of what we have to share!

Sam's obituary in the Pine Cone.

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# 86 Jaime DeAngulo: The Old Coyote of Big Sur30 Jan 202400:51:24

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A conversation with Andrew Schelling and Mary Kerr.

Please make a Reservation for the event on February 24

LINKS:
The recorded Indian Tales from KPFA
Jaime DeAngulo
Franz Boas
Alfred Kroeber
Carl Jung
Mabel Dodge Luhan
Yanko Varda
Edward Sapir

Music clip:  KÁRUK "LUCK SONG" - Brian Tripp, Káruk Artist

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# 85 FUEL FOR THOUGHT! Is removing vegetation keeping us safe from fire? A conversation with Richard Halsey.24 Jan 202400:54:01

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Richard Halsey is the director of the California Chaparral Institute and an activist concerned about the way that we approach fire safety.

We have a conversation that may raise some questions (and eyebrows) about how we protect our homes from fire.

About the Lawsuit against CalFire
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Alternative? Monterey Fire Safe Council.
Catastrophic Wildfire Report
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Big Sur Land Use Plan
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'Laws that interfere with preparing for wildfires.'


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# 84 Butterflies of Big Sur and Monterey County.21 Jan 202401:12:00

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A conversation with Jan Austin and Chris Tenney authors and photographers of the recently published BUTTERFLIES of Monterey County.

montereybutterflies.online
The Book
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North American Butterfly Association
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Episode photo by Jan Austin 

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# 101 The Natural History of Big Sur. A conversation with author Don Usner.26 Jul 202401:31:24

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Good links:
Don Usner's website
Big Creek Reserve
Ken Norris
In The Rough Land To The South

If you don't have a copy of The Natural History of Big Sur please stop in at the Henry Miller Library we try to always keep it in stock!

Some of the people mentioned:
Linus Pauling
Lucille Packard
The Harlan Family
Alisa Fineman
Sam, Frank and Walter Trotter
Steve Harper
et. al.



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# 83 A conversation with Corinne & John Handy of Treebones!11 Jan 202401:06:52

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Treebones Resort
Pacific Yurts
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles


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Thank you John and Corinne!

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# 82 Wishing everyone a boring 2024!03 Jan 202400:14:10

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Thanks to Martin Gurri and Discourse Magazine for allowing me to share Mr Gurri's article.

Here's a link to the published version on Discourse website.

Listen to episode 55 with Martin Gurri

Visit:
Martin Gurri
Discourse Magazine

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# 81 Big Sur's ongoing efforts to protect the landscape : A Conversation with David Smiley03 Dec 202300:47:03

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Magnus sits down (as a follow-up to the recent episode with Marcus Foster) with David Smiley, a Big Sur local with many years of experience serving on the LUAC (the Big Sur land use advisory committee).

Brief cameo appearance from David's bunk buddy Mary Ann Vasconcellos!

>>>>>
Episode 80 with Marcus Foster
Keep Big Sur Wild
Big Sur Multi Agency Council
Big Sur Land Use Plan Update (draft)
Big Sur Land Use Advisory Committee (LUAC)

It is with gratitude and sadness we remember Mary Trotter who passed on September 7.  In this issue of the Carmel Pine Cone you can read about Mary.

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Our discussion takes a deeper look at the enforcement of the Big Sur land use plan. The roles of the Monterey County, the Coastal Commission, and local groups in these preservation efforts.

We touch upon the significance of political engagement, the noticeable absence of a dedicated defender for the plan, and the rise of the group Keep Big Sur Wild.

We conclude our episode with a brief chat about memorable experiences and cultural events in Big Sur. From the BiGSuRCuS event to the Poetry in Motion event.

It's not just about the land; it's about the spirit of Big Sur which is celebrated through events like these. 

Join us as we celebrate the unique beauty of Big Sur, the community's efforts to protect it, and our hopes for its future preservation. 

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in land use, preservation, and the extraordinary character of Big Sur.


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# 80 Is Big Sur being overused? A conversation with Marcus Foster of Keep Big Sur Wild.01 Dec 202301:27:30

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A journey into the heart of Big Sur by way of a conversation with Marcus Foster, a Big Sur local and advocate/activist. Please join us.

We talk of the Big Sur Land Use Plan (LUP) and  discuss its critical role in upholding Big Sur's unique promise.

Marcus tells of his personal transformation from a passive observer to a proactive guardian of the land, reveals how the increasing visitation, powered by social media promotion, presents an increased set of challenges.
 
LINKS:
Keep Big Sur Wild
Big Sur Multi Agency Council
Big Sur Land Use Plan Update (draft)
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We discuss the early residents' sacrifices and the contemporary stakeholders' battle to keep Big Sur wild for future generations.

We explore the friction between business growth and conservation, we also touch upon controversial topics such as light pollution from resorts and from new residential development.

Marcus stress the significance of raising awareness among tourists and potential property buyers about the regulations that are in place.

This episode is a call to arms - to recognize, respect, and protect the unique, breathtaking beauty of Big Sur. 

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# 79 Quiet Days in Clichy - Jours Tranquilles a Clichy - A beautiful new French edition. With Charles Ficat and Michael Paduano in Paris.20 Nov 202301:04:36

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Charles Ficat of Editions Bartillat in Paris and Michael Paduano, PhD student at Université de Lorraine, in a conversation with Magnus about the brand new French edition of Quiet Days in Clichy!    w/ Special guest Al Rose!

We mention:
Michael Paduano's first appearance.
Michael Paduano's second appearance!
Brassaî
Walter Benjamin
Pier Paolo Pasolini
Gertrude Stein
Bob Dylan
George Hoffman - Agent
Quiet Days in Clichy Danish Film
(Soundtrack by Country Joe!)

Quiet Days in Clichy French/English Film
Quiet Days in Clichy American HBO Film
Al Rose!

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# 78 The Burden of Joy. A conversation with author Lexi Kent-Monning. "We were stranded on opposite sides of the crashed Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge!"17 Nov 202301:47:32

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The Burden of Joy by 'our own' Lexi Kent-Monning.
A wonderful conversation about writing, life, relationships and The Burden of Joy!
We are sitting by the creek back in the Redwood canyon.
Please join us!

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Lexi's main site online
LA Review of Books

Please email us with your thoughts!

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“Never before has the wreckage of a failed marriage been more brutally and bloodily documented. The candidness with which Lexi writes about this terrible time in her life is a thing of dark beauty. The Burden of Joy is truly an incredibly brave piece of work.”

— Ben Gibbard, Death Cab for Cutie/The Postal Service

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# 77 Paul Kephart: Ecologist and naturalist with a deep history, love and knowledge of the Big Sur coast.08 Nov 202301:16:14

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As Principal Ecologist and Designer at RANA, Paul is sought after as a pioneer and innovator of living architectural systems, a thought-leader in ecological design, and a dedicated horticulturalist. He has consulted on many groundbreaking and iconic projects, including large-scale living roofs and living walls, site master plans, and cumulative restoration of many thousands of acres of grassland, wetland and coastal landscapes in the Western U.S.

ALSO THE FOUNDER OF NUTJOBS!

Paul has a deep history and love affair with the Big Sur landscape - listen to this episode and you'll find out.
 
He did a classic 60's drop-out trip and landed in paradise!

LINKS:

RANA: The cohabitat company
Short bio of Paul Kephart
https://nutjobs.com/

Some of the folks mentioned:Vern Yadon
Also Lepold
David Packard
Vern Yadon
Judith Goodman
Big Sur Historical Society
Connie McCoy
The Harlan family
Linus Pauling
Larry Ford
Don Usner
Jeff Norman
and more...(-:

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# 76 My friend Dan Weiss reports from the war in Israel. Please listen.30 Oct 202301:12:20

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On October 7 Dan woke up to a regular Sabbath in his hometown, Bet Shemesh. It turned out to be something very different than a 'regular' Sabbath!

My good friend Dan Weiss talks about the current war in Israel. Dan and I met in Big Sur 30 (or so) years ago. We have stayed in touch ever since. I am proud of my friendship with him. Dan is married with four children and the past several weeks have been very difficult for him and his family and people.

I hope you will listen. I think it is important to consider what Dan has to say.

/Magnus

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# 75 Nocturnalia: Nature in the Western Night w/ José Gabriel Martínez-Fonseca and Charles Hood04 Oct 202301:08:29

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A conversation between Magnus and authors and photographers Charles Wood and José Gabriel Martínez-Fonseca about their book "Nocturnalia: Nature in the Western Night."

Some good links for more:
Charles Hood:
Wild Sonoma
A Salad Only the Devil Would Eat

José Gabriel Martínez-Fonseca:
Sea Turtles to Sidewinders
Photography by José

Heyday Books

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# 74 California Against the Sea: Visions for Our Vanishing Coastline. Magnus is talking with author Rosanna Xia.16 Sep 202301:14:35

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Heyday presents California Against the Sea
Rosanna Xia’s California Against the Sea with Steve Lopez
Rosanna's LA Times page


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# 100 The Hermits of Big Sur. A conversation with author Paula Huston18 Jul 202401:42:26

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A history and insight into the life of a monk and the history of the New Camaldoli Hermitage courtesy author, gardener and mother of four, Paula Huston.

LINKS
The Hermits of Big Sur Website
The Books by Paula Huston
Music of Silence: A Sacred Journey through the Hours of the Day


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# 73 State Senator John Laird: Once you left Carmel Highlands and went south you were in the Wild West! 14 Sep 202300:47:38

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State Senator John Laird in a conversation with Magnus.
 
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John Laird's website
Invite to the River Inn on September 22

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# 72 Feathered Canyons: Big Sur circa 1964! Author Jeanette Hanby at Nepenthe with Bill Hargis, Eric Barker, Gold mining, watching lions! A typical Big Sur story!06 Sep 202301:14:32

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Jeannette Hanby grew up in a paved-over Southern California “wanting to know how to stop humans from ruining the planet.”

After a high school teacher exposed her to philosophy, Jeannette majored in physiological psychology at UC Berkeley before working with abandoned and abused children in Los Angeles County.

Emotionally exhausted, she found refuge in Big Sur. (Sound familiar!)

Her new book, "Feathered Canyons," illustrated by her partner David Bygott, reflects on her pivotal time in Big Sur in the early 60s as well as her stint with a gold-mining crew on the Feather River in the High Sierras.

After you have listened to this podcast there's a good chance you'll want know more! Fear not : WELCOME TO THE LIBRARY ON OCTOBER 8 where you'll meet Jeanette and David for a presentation and booksigning.

WATCH A VIDEO ABOUT FEATHERED CANYONS: CLICK HERE!

IMPORTANT LINKS:
EVENT AT THE LIBRARY ON OCTOBER 8
David and Jeanette on the web
Books by David and Jeanette
My Nepenthe by Romney Steele
Podcast with Pico Iyer
Podcast with Obi Kaufmann
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# 71 A conversation at a small café in rural North Carolina31 Aug 202300:28:32

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A conversation at a café in a small town in rural North Carolina.
Episode photo is of Mio, a new family member!

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Zachary Beare 

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# 70 Big Sur Women with Rachel Anne Goodman17 Aug 202300:56:22

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Speaking with Rachel Anne Goodman about her late Mother Judith Goodman. We touch on Judith's background, her work in Big Sur, friendships and passion for the landscape and culture of Big Sur. We also speak of our plan to publish parts of the book "Big Sur Women" in audio format. Please stay tuned!

Links below will get you to more on some of what we speak of.

Special Thanks...to Rachel Anne Goodman!

Big Sur Historical Society
Rachel Anne Goodman Music / Soundcloud
Rachel Anne Goodman Music / Bandcamp
The Big Sur Round-Up
Interviews with Judith Goodman
Judith Goodman Obit
Jeff Norman Obit
Morehouse (the Purple People)


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# 69 The Manhattan Project, Porter, Jackson, Miller & Oppenheimer07 Aug 202300:30:11

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On the anniversary (or close to) the dropping of the Atomic Bomb on Hiroshima this episode takes a look at the small book "These 50 Years Gone" by Bern Porter a close friend of Henry Miller's.  Published by Roger Jackson the book includes quotes by Miller.   

Special thanks to Roger Jackson for giving us permission to quote and read from his publication "These Fifty Years Gone."

Thanks for listening!

LINKS:
Bern Porter
New Camaldoli Hermitage
Togzhan Kassenova: The Atomic Steppe
Jeffrey Lewis: Nonproliferation, Nuclear arms, Biological warfare...

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# 68 Kate Daniels, candidate for the 5th district Supervisor seat. The future of Big Sur is in the balance😊!12 Jul 202301:24:56

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Kate is in full swing campaigning for the 5th District Supervisor seat.  We talk about the job of public service, some of Kate's ambitions, I get a civic lesson, it is a good conversation. Visit Kate's website HERE.

Here are links to some of  the folks we mention in this episode:
Shelley Alden Brooks
Karin Strasser Kaufmann
Mary Adams
Leon Panetta
Jimmy Panetta
John Laird

(episode photo shows Mary Adams (right) and Kate Daniels (left) © County Weekly

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# 67 The Darkness Manifesto by Johan Eklöf04 Jul 202301:16:10

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A conversation with Johan Eklöf, author of The Darkness Manifesto.

When I first came to Big Sur I used to drive my motorcycle between Bixby Canyon and Ventana Inn. I drove several days, and some nights, each week. When going north from Ventana at night the part of the ride from River Inn to Bixby was in almost total darkness (especially during new moon), only the lighthouse swung its steady beam out over the sea at its precise intervals. I often used to stop at Little Sur, turn off all my motorcycle lights and wait for the requisite twenty minutes for my eyes to get acclimated to the dark. The reward soon came in the form of a night sky that rivals anything I have ever seen, be it in northern Sweden or out in the middle of the South Atlantic ocean! The Milky Way! Like a huge, indeed milky, cloud in the sky dotted with thousands of stars and galaxies. What an amazing place this is, I remember thinking!

The agreement we have in Big Sur to keep our lights down at night, to at night turn off any light that isn’t absolutely necessary, to not have illuminated driveways and parking spaces, is one of the many wonderful things about our community. The recognition that we live in a place that begs us to together protect and safeguard the wild, rustic and, at night, dark place we are so grateful to call home.

There are however many, and more important, reasons than our personal romance with the night sky to protect the night. For example, I recently found out that the Yucca lives in symbiosis with a Moth, the Yucca Moth (!), and that, no surprise, the Moths are very sensitive to light. In fact if you have a constant light on at night there are hundreds of insects, many of them pollinators, that might get killed each night as they fly into and around the light. If you study flora and fauna in urban areas you will find certain species to be very rare, if not totally gone, due to ubiquitous lighting that kills off the important night pollinators. Fruit growers are aware of this.

Part of Eklöf’s Darkness Manifesto reads:

Become aware of the darkness |  Protect the darkness  |  Preserve the darkness in your surroundings  |  Follow your inner rhythm  |  Discover nocturnal life  |  Seek out darkness  |  Learn more about the darkness and its importance for the survival of animals and plants  |  Talk about darkness with the people around you  |  Influence your environment and be a role model in the fight against light pollution.¨'

Carpe noctem!

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# 65 A conversation with Weston Call's Mother on the occasion of his Birthday and the five year anniversary of his passing..13 Jun 202301:05:14

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Weston Call passed away August 12, 2018.
His birthday is June 28.

Many in Big Sur knew him.
If you didn't know him here's a chance for you to get a glimpse into who he was.

This is a conversation with Weston's Mom, Galen. We talk of many things. I am grateful, and I believe you will be too, for the openness and willingness with which Galen is talking about how she has been navigating her grief, healing and love.

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BIG SUR FUND in memory of Weston Call
Helping Parents Heal
Ode to Weston Call (Paddle Out)
The Issue at Hand (a text very influential  for Galen's reality check about suffering.)
Weston Podcast w/ Magnus

Thanks to Two Feather's Media for a short audio clip with Chelsea Belle Davey and Butch Kronlund.

Thanks to KAZU for a short audio clip with Weston.  

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# 64 From Easter Island to Big Sur: Please welcome Sonia Haoa Cardinali!05 Jun 202301:29:53

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A middle aged couple walks in to the Henry Miller Library sometime in 2019. They come down the path under the redwoods like so many others have done before them. This time however I wonder:

Who is the woman accompanying them!

She looks like she’s from the island.

Turns out the woman is Sonia Haoa Cardinale from Easter Island/Rapa Nui.

We had a wonderful afternoon!
We are now connecting again via Zoom for this podcast. 
I am touched by much of what Sonia says.

Please share this episode with anyone you think may enjoy it.

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Rapa Nui
Sonia Haoa Cardinali
Thor Heyerdahl
Anakena
Kon Tiki
Mata Ki Te Rangi
Link to some of Magnus' photos from 1983

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Henry Miller refers to Easter Island many times when he dreams himself away from ‘civilization.'

“If you elect to join the herd you are immune. To be accepted and appreciated you must nullify yourself, make yourself indistinguishable from the herd. You may dream, if you dream alike. But if you dream something different, you are not in America, of America American, but a Hottentot in Africa, or a Kalmuck, or a chimpanzee. The moment you have a "different" thought you cease to be an American. And the moment you become something different you find yourself in Alaska or Easter Island or Iceland.”

―  Henry Miller,  Tropic of Capricorn


"Christ will never more come down to earth nor will there be any law- giver, nor will murder cease nor theft, nor rape, and yet... and yet one expects something, something terrifyingly marvellous and absurd, perhaps a cold lobster with mayonnaise served gratis, perhaps an invention, like the electric light, like television, only more devastating, more soul rending, an invention unthinkable that will bring a shattering calm and void, not the calm and void of death but of life such as the monks dreamed, such as is dreamed still in the Himalayas, in Tibet, in Lahore, in the Aleutian Islands, in Polynesia, in Easter Island, the dream of men before the flood, before the word was written, the dream of cave men and anthropophagists, of those with double sex and short tails, of those who are said to be crazy and have no way of defending themselves because they are outnumbered by those who are not crazy."

―  Henry Miller,  Tropic of Caprico

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# 63 The Questions That Matter Most with Jane Smiley. Also featuring Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Anthony Trollope, Shakespeare and Alice Munro!30 May 202301:16:54

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# 63 The Questions That Matter Most with Jane Smiley.

We talk about writing, spelling and grammar and learning how to read. We mention Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Anthony Trollope, Shakespeare, Alice Munro and how to kill!

WELCOME TO Jane Smiley at the Henry Miller Library, July 29.
We will focus on her latest book: :"The Questions That Matter Most"

LIST OF JANE SMILEY'S BOOKS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER



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# 99 Sharen Carey: 40 years of providing healthcare in Big Sur!02 Jul 202401:19:46

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In 1984 Sharen came to Big Sur and since then she has been proving Big Sur with excellent healthcare. It was an honor for me to speak with her.

Please email with any questions, suggestions etc.
Thanks for listening!

BIG SUR HEALTH CENTER

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# 62 Pico Iyer | The Half Known Life | New Camaldoli Hermitage, Big Sur, Jerusalem, Greece, Leonard Cohen, Thomas Merton, Dalai Lama, Cyprian, Japan, Tahiti...11 May 202301:41:25

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We have a wonderful conversation roaming from Jerusalem to Vanuatu, from Atheism to Greek Orthodoxy and from Thomas Merton to Sam Harris!

Oh...and from Dalai Lama to Henry Miller!

The Half Known Life

Best place to visit Pico Iyer online is his website HERE!
Pici Iyer on Wiki: HERE
New Camaldoli Hermitage HERE

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# 61 A new book by Henry Miller! The Book of Conversations with David Edgar. 04 May 202300:54:16

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Magnus speak with Michael Paduano about the soon to be published book
The Book of Conversations with David Edgar
and also about the literary archival detective work that eventually resulted in its publication…it is an exciting story!

Some of you remember Michael from Episode 31 of a Big Sur Podcast - I recommend listening to that episode as well of course.

The Paris Review w/ excerpts from The Book of Conversations with David Edgar
We will have the book at the Library soon, so please stop by and get it here!
Preorder the paperback here.
 Order a copy of the 100-copy limited edition hardcover here. 

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The Waters Reglitterized
Letters to Emil
Order and Chaos Chez Hans Reichel
The Berg Collection
The Rosy Crucifixion
Lawrence Durrell
Keely Richter, archivist at HMML
etc. etc. ...marvelous!

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# 60 Big Sur Ronna Rio Riding Water Buffaloes, Giraffes & Teaching Art!23 Apr 202301:42:27

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Ronna Rio Emmons is well known and loved in the Big Sur community perhaps especially because of her many years being our art teacher. Ronna, and her husband Michael and I, have fun talking and we cover a few  good stories. Below are links and comments about some of what we speak of. (Michael, as you will realize, will have to have his own podcast episode!!...so please stay tuned! 😊)

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Places and artists:
Kokkola, Finland
Giant slide in 1983
The Greatest Story Ever Told (film)
Agnes Lawrence Pelton
Trancendental Painters
Charles Burchfield
The Group of Seven

Big Sur Artists that are mentioned:
Erlinda Montaño
Carolyn Kleefeld
Erin Gafill
Branham Rendlen
Sula Nichols
Jill Woyt
Ruby Dudley
Sunyata
and others…

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# 59 Israeli journalist and writer Yossi Klein Halevi.18 Apr 202301:26:42

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I met Yossi Klein Halevi when I was in Jerusalem in early 2020. We have stayed in touch ever since that fateful day. His voice is important in Israel as you will hear.

I hope you take the time to listen to this podcast and then to read all of Yossi's books, and listen to his talks on YouTube, other podcast etc..
By doing so you will get to know a wonderful man.
LINKS:
Yossi Klein Halevi's website.
Yossi Klein Halevi's Podcast
Recent article in TOI

Yossi Klein Halevi is the author of several books that explore the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the complexities of Israeli society. Here are some more details about his books:

  1. "Memoirs of a Jewish Extremist" (1995): A memoir of Yossi's own journey from being a member of the far-right Jewish Defense League in the United States to becoming an advocate for Israeli-Palestinian peace.
  2. "At the Entrance to the Garden of Eden: A Jew's Search for God with Christians and Muslims in the Holy Land" (2002): In this book, Yossi explores the religious landscape of Israel and the role that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam play in the country's culture and politics.
  3. "Like Dreamers: The Story of the Israeli Paratroopers Who Reunited Jerusalem and Divided a Nation" (2013): This book tells the story of the Israeli paratroopers who fought in the 1967 Six-Day War and their divergent paths in the decades that followed. It explores the complex political, social, and cultural forces that have shaped Israeli society since the war.
  4. "Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor

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# 58 Darryl Purpose: Writing Songs, Playing Blackjack, Telling Stories and the Great March! 11 Apr 202301:38:19

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Action packed podcast episode with Darryl Purpose!
And he is soon coming to the Library:
Tickets HERE for the April 29th evening with Darryl Purpose at the Library

Some folks we mention during our chat:
Ellis Paul
Paul Simon
The Great Peace March for Global Nuclear Disarmament
Mozart







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# 57 Joshua Yaffa of the New Yorker magazine speaks with Magnus about journalism in wartime Ukraine and Russia.24 Mar 202301:34:43

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Joshua's article about the recent arrest of Evan Gershkovich.
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A podcast co- hosted with the Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies, based at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. The Monterey Initiative is supported by Carnegie Corporation of New York.

Joshua Yaffa visited the Middlebury Institute by invitation of Professor Anna Vassilieva, who is the director of the Monterey Initiative and the Russian Studies Program at the Institute.

Joshua gave a public talk and met with students who specialize in Russian politics and joined me, Magnus, on a trip down the Big Sur coast. We spoke of his time in Moscow as the foreign correspondent for the Economist, some about his education, his ideas on what makes a good journalist, Big Sur as a place, how objectivity is impossible, and much more.

What you hear is part of our daylong visit.
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It was an honor to host Joshua.
SPECIAL THANKS to Anna Vassilieva and Joshua Yaffa.
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# 56 Stranded, Finding Nature In Uncertain Times by Maddalena Bearzi16 Mar 202301:07:29

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Welcome to a conversation with author and marine conservation biologist Maddalena Bearzi on the occasion of her most recent book being published by Heyday Books on April 18, 2023.

Books by Ms Bearzi:
Stranded: Finding Nature in Uncertain Times
Beautiful Minds: The Parallel Lives of Great Apes and Dolphins
Dolphin Confidential: Confessions of a Field Biologist

To find more about Maddalena's work please visit:
https://www.oceanconservation.org/
https://www.heydaybooks.com/pr-stra/

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# 55 The Revolt of The Public. A conversation with author and former CIA analyst Martin Gurri.05 Mar 202302:00:06

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A wonderful recorded conversation at the Henry Miller Library with  Martin Gurri,  a geopolitical analyst and student of new media and information effects. 

Martin Gurri  spent many years working in the corner of the CIA dedicated to the analysis of open media. From that privileged perch, he watched the global information landscape undergo a transformation so radical as to seem unprecedented in the history of our species.

After leaving government, Gurri focused his research on the motive forces powering this transformation. The result of this labor is The Revolt of the Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium. He lives in Virginia.

Read the recent (5/23/23)article in Discourse Magazine.

Martin's article from 4/12/23 in the Free Press
(from the Free Press): The SparkNotes version is that the former CIA analyst managed to predict Trump, Brexit, WallStreetBets, Black Lives Matter, the yellow vests protests in France, and more back in 2014. That’s because he saw, ahead of so many, that the central conflict of our era is not between red and blue, but between the elites and the masses, between the tower and the square, between the gatekeepers and the gate-crashers.

Links to a few things we talk about:
Martin Gurri
The Free Press / Bari Weiss
The Revolt of The Public
Postjournalism
Jonathan Haidt

Another interview well worth your attention with Martin Gurri.
"Gurri’s book doesn’t just point and blame, in the manner of most recent political non-fiction. H

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# 54 Betty Withrow. From as high up, and deep, in Big Sur as one can get!28 Feb 202301:27:37

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Betty's Amazon Page

Please email us with comments, suggestions etc. Thanks!

Some of the places and people mentioned:

Elaine (Bird) and Twig
Westmere
Naqarubi
Point 16
Neil Rose
Fleet Montgomery
Jaime Morton
Glen Harlan
Whiz Bang Loggers
Pacific Valley   
Mike and Marla
Sarah Harlan
Jolon

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# 108 Clovis Harrod. A replay of this episode from February 2023.03 Apr 202501:53:02

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I just found out that Clovis left us a short time ago.
Here in this chat she is sharing some of her stories. There are so many, many people that will miss her and treasure the memory of her. Thank you Clovis. A true 'Big Sur Woman!'

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Some of the folks mentioned in this episode:

Doug Madsen
Lolly Fassett
Tevye Morgenrath
Helen Morgenrath
Tara Morgenrath
Helen Handshy
Kim Novak
Richard Burton
Helen Weston
Elizabeth Taylor
Gorge Choley
Don Case
John Steinbeck
Wing Chong
Jack Curtis
Kenny Loggins
Grady Cook
Anthony Quinn
etc...

Livermoore Ledge

Peter Melchior Rolfing 

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# 98 On the Warpath: My Battles With Indians, Pretendians, and Woke Warriors10 Jun 202401:10:27

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New Title by Elizabeth Weiss:
On the Warpath: My Battles With Indians, Pretendians, and Woke Warriors.

Previous podcast episode with Elizabeth Weiss
Elizabeth at the Heterodox Academy
Recent article in the NY Post

Magnus reached out to the faculty at Anthropology Dept. and received no response or a response saying "I decline" with a referral to the "University Media Dept." who said "the university is unable to comment at this time."

Read: Indigenous Activists Are Targeting My Research. My Own University Is Helping Them
Read: https://www.nas.org/academic-questions/36/4/stanford-academic-freedom-conference
Read: https://historyreclaimed.co.uk/repatriation-of-artefacts-a-recipe-for-disaster/
Read: There’s no such thing as a nonbinary skeleton
Watch: Combatting Cancel Culture
Watch: https://historyreclaimed.co.uk/webinar-indigenous-slavery-in-america-and-america/
Read:  Anthropology prof loses Twitter account after woke pushback

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Here are links to some papers of interest in the context:
Homeschooling: A Tool Against Indoctrination, by Elizabeth Weiss
Statement on Human Remains
Open Letter to University Press of Florida
An Open Letter to the SAA President, Board of Directors and Executive Director
Review of Jennifer Raff's, A Genetic History of the Americas
Elizabeth Weiss' Response regarding a photo with a skull

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# 52 Palestine's leading writer, Raja Shehadeh. From Ramallah, West Bank/Judea 06 Feb 202301:10:54

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RAJA SHEHADEH is Palestine’s leading writer. He is also a lawyer and the founder of the pioneering Palestinian human rights organization Al-Haq. Shehadeh is the author of several acclaimed books including Strangers in the House, Occupation Diaries, and Palestinian Walks (which won the prestigious Orwell Prize). In 2022 he was named an International Writer of the Royal Society of Literature. 

Raja is releasing his latest book on March 21:
We Could Have Been Friends My Father and I
I have just read read a galley of it in preparation for having him on the podcast. 

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Recent articles in the press by Raja Shehadeh:

New Yorker
NYRB

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Al Haq



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#51 Big Sur Wild Woman! Dana Carnazzo Godbe. Chapter 2! 😊30 Jan 202301:24:32

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Dramatis Personae:
Alf the Sacred Burro (see episode photo: Dana on Alf!)
Damien Carnazzo
Tessa and 'Jack' Carnazzo
Jack Kerouac
Eric Barker
Chuck and Lisa  Brewer
Helmuth, Celia and Tara Morgenrath
Yolanda Shae (sp?)
Micah Curtis
Robin Burnside
Peggy Horan
Mary Lu Toren
Sandy Justice
Bill Wiesjahn
& many more...

Topics:
Building a house in Big Sur
Water/Power/Permits/Grading etc.
Giving birth
Starting a catering company
Staying calm during calamities
& much more...

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