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When I arrived home from work yesterday, I found that one of my tomato plants, the one that is now officially taller than me, had fallen over from growing well above its wire cage. For some reason, there were absolutely no long stringy (rope, twine, string, etc.) things in …

Just a few days ago the United States Social Forum had their conference in Atlanta, Georgia. I heard about it only now, and I do not believe there are any further official events planned for the year. However, I figure it’s never too late to write about a good thing, so please make sure to jump over to the USSF site and check out what they are doing. Here’s a little about the event/organization. (There is also plenty of video and audio (thank you, Karlos) out there available from the …

Today I read from the first chapter of Confronting Environmental Racism. I have the subject of affordable green-housing in mind today. This is because of an article I posted on yesterday about the article on Znet. Oddly, just after I recorded this podcast episode, I moved on in my reading to Chapter 3, and the opening remarks were far more applicable to the subject, so I may make an update here soon or something. We’ll see.
Anyway, if you’ve subscribed to the podcast via iTunes, you may be surprised to see …