Monthly Archives: April 2009

After my 36 hour trip home from Wisconsin (I averaged 23 miles per hour overall, taking airplanes), meditating on this situation the whole time, I am left with one question, really. Isn’t it odd that we have a virus that’s … Continue reading →

I’m on a layover at Scarlett O’Hara International Airport, long enough to raise a family. The Boingo god smiled at me and I seem to have already paid to use the Internet here. My flights yesterday were canceled due to … Continue reading →

Dear Friend and Reader: The one thing we can say about the swine flu situation is that it is spreading fear like a nice healthy bush fire. It’s certainly one of those things that is a potentially ‘legitimate’ source of … Continue reading →

A well-connected homeopath has returned my email; apparently there is not enough in the way of symptomology to prescribe for this situation yet. Very specific facts about the disease’s progression and developments in a number of individuals are required, and … Continue reading →

Let’s end the day on a high note. As I was walking out of Tristan Taormino’s talk on sexual empowerment the other night, she slipped up behind me and slid a copy of her first video into my hands. It’s … Continue reading →

Note to readers: This story is continued at this link. In a news conference today, the US government declared a public health emergency over the recent swine flu outbreak. I’ll post the salient portion of the news conference below this … Continue reading →

Greetings, Planet Waves is a project that — despite being produced or co-produced from more than a dozen countries over the years, from Australia to France to the Ukraine — has always had a deep root in the Hudson Valley. … Continue reading →

I have a new series in Book of Blue, called The Thresholders. This is in part based on my interpretation of a planet called 1992 QB1. Note to Planet Waves readers, I will probably update later than usual on Monday, … Continue reading →