I sang Innocence Mission's sweet song Brotherhood of Man at a park.

Brotherhood of Man cover

D&D song about never giving up by Ghost Mice, sung here by Laura-Marie and Ming

Critical Hit cover

bumblebee song

cover of an affirmations song by Beautiful Chorus

my body is mine cover

I sang a cover of my favorite Chencho song. Love to all who migrate, support people who migrate, and question borders as sites of violence

Borders Crossed Us cover

Take me into all of your life!  This is my current favorite Sufjan Stevens song.  Way different without the electronic context.

Lamentations

Ecstatic bee-drunk in the open flower. I was always crazy--crazy is right.

Floribunda

Song for Danielle

Disabled Resilience Permaculture is a way of living for the benefit of all in community. It combines aspects of permaculture, disability justice, shared liberation, and deep unconditional respect to help us make realistic communities where all people are worthy and valid, including people who are disabled, elderly, pregnant, very young, ill, dying, low energy, fat, neurodivergent, mentally interesting.  Just like we respect Mother Earth and work respectfully with the land for greater good, we can treat other people in that same way, honest about needs and gifts.  This interview with Laura-Marie and Ming was for the radio show People Not Profit.

Disabled Resilience Permaculture

I interview my noise musician friend Bag. We talk about what noise is, anti-capitalist community building, her new label Hetti Tapes, and electronic progress.

interview with Bagonia

Using my voice to praise Mother God and share loving vibrational energy.  This song is a basic song I used to sing over and over as I peace vigiled in front of the federal building and as I walked by the roadside during the Sacred Peace Walk.

Sung differently at different ashrams, this is Sacramento style, my version, as I departed for the desert six years ago and probably like an island fox made something different.

Thank you to Mother for life itself, love, the family of me and Ming, and all the flowers.

Sarvamangala Mangalye

I talk about the Las Vegas Radical Mental Health Collective, a little about my own journey with mental health, what radical mental health is,  what we actually do, some pitfalls of radical mental health groups, and the benefits of groups.  

how the group began, soteria houses as alternatives to mainstream hospitalization, and the collective's zine Radical Mental Health Is For Everyone.  Please get in touch if you'd like to know more about our collective!  
https://lasvegasradicalmentalhealthcollective.wordpress.com
https://www.facebook.com/lasvegasradicalmentalhealthcollective

Las Vegas Radical Mental Health Collective: what we do, ideas behind it

When I graduated from college, a former teacher from high school gave me an album by Kate Wolf as a gift, and I had never heard it.  He was apologetic, hoping it was not too country for me.  

This song "Here In California" always has stood out to me as beautifully true about love, but also I collect songs about California.  

Once I played this song for my dad, and he liked it.  There were few things I felt we agreed upon, so that was valuable.  

I come from California and will always love it as my homeland, and I grew up in a valley with hills that turned brown in the summertime.  Love to all.

robotmad

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