Profiles

Many readers don’t notice the pages beyond the blog, up at the top of the page. In an act of shameless self promotion, I bring to your attention four media moments. Three are behind us, recently, and the third is a call-in radio show next week.

Details for all three events follow, and just in time, too: We’re on the brink, and the Fed has spent all its bullets. On the other hand, as I’ve indicated previously, I suspect the industrial economy will keep lurching along, with politicians cheerleading for torture, destroying the rule of law, and making us less safe. But I hope not, just as I hope we terminate overshoot as rapidly as possible. Goldman Sachs has joined the substantial group calling for a spike in oil prices by 2012, an event likely to terminate the industrial economy. Are you willing to bet against the most profitable bank in Wall Street’s sordid history? The associated benefits extend well beyond when and who we torture, as I’ve pointed out countless times.

But I digress. Back to the point, in four parts:

1. I was profiled, favorably, by the national poetry examiner at Examiner.com a month ago.

2. My presentation at the International Bioenergy Days was written up in the Rock River Times about a week ago.

3. I was quoted extensively on the Conscious Discussion blog this morning. The brief essay includes a link to an earlier interview on the Conscious Discussion radio show.

4. Next Monday, 15 November 2010, I’ll be featured on a call-in radio show broadcasting from New York state. You can listen and call in between 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. EST (4:30 – 5:30 p.m. on the left coast) to WJFF Connections with Dick Riseling on Radio Catskill. Listen live at the home page or catch the archived version here.

Finally, I have a new and improved booking agent. If the industrial economy insists upon continuation of the ongoing planetary destruction, I’d like to point out the madness in every possible forum.