Winter Solstice 2001 – Yet one of the best collaborative talks Caroline has ever conjured. With Stephen Kent on didgeridoo, and Ida Maxim singing- moaning beauty into the world. The beginning of the Scheherezade series – completely pertinent to now.
Caroline W. Casey at the Bioneers Conference 2019 By Cultivating a camaraderie of jaunty aplomb in dangerous times, we out-enthuse the dementors… and swoosh all reactive polarity into responsive liberating spirals. We have all been assigned a customized cauldron of Death-Rebirth, into which worn-out structures are collapsing, and into which we are invited to toss: … Continued
Michael Gene Sullivan is one of the stars of the San Francisco Mime Troupe’s current production “Seeing Red: A Time-Traveling Musical,” which runs through September 9. He is interviewed by KPFA associate theater critic C.S. Soong.
Here is the story of Mushkil Gusha – the remover of all difficulties, ‘tis a simple magic Sufi story, about participatory blessing from Idries Shah. Recorded in the field, literally in the field, a rice patty in Bali, late at night… with Balinese night sounds and geckos, through whom the Balinese gods are happy to … Continued
Richard Powers, whose latest novel is “The Overstory,” is interviewed by Richard Wolinsky. The author of “The Time of Our Singing” and “The Echo Maker” delves into the world of eco-terrorism and the secret life of trees in this epic story about eight individuals who, together and apart, come to see the forests of earth as our salvation, and the salvation of the planet.
Caroline welcomes one of her favorite humans, poetess Naomi Shihab Nye, whose latest book, I’ll ask you three times, are you OK? is an ode to cab drivers, the journey, the detour, the kinship gleaned from the stories we befoibled beings exchange, especially when traveling — and always – kindness. August 30, 2007
Caroline welcomes the return of Janine Benyus, natural sciences writer and author of Biomimicry. Janine’s work reminds us that for every toxic insult we humans have imposed upon our home planet, there is an ingenious reverent collaborative solution that makes us weep and bark with delight. (e.g. solar cells that mimic leaves, agriculture that models … Continued
Caroline hosts the fantabulous Karen Brown, with the Etsy World News that we shall co-weave. Mending the world, micro-Venusian economy of hand-made intimacy to rise from compost of hyper-yang infantile Mars-war based economies. “The resurrection of community spirit through shared traditions.” Karen Brown is an award-winning designer and creative director of the Center for Ecoliteracy. … Continued
Jeanne Sakata is the author of the play “Hold These Truths” at Theatreworks Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto, July 11 – August 5, 2019. Jeanne Sakata is an actress who has appeared on several TV shows and films, and on stage at both ACT and Berkeley Rep. Hold These Truths is the true true story following Gordon Hirabayashi, a Japanese-American student who fought internment to a relocation camp during World War II.
We convene our radio council as the Moon begins its passage across the Sun, the darkening of the light, time of doorways opening between worlds. To avail ourselves of this opportune shape-shifting time, Caroline hosts G. Willow Wilson, author of the splendiferous Alif the Unseen, “every innovation begins with fantasy,” Arabian Nights, Jinn, computer code … Continued