I saw in an Afraz video, a midtown shop, average size, with a sign outside, advertising psychic readings. how could they afford to run that? How much do they have to charge per reading?
My guess is that most of the time they’re not paying anything close to what a normal retail business would pay. Continue reading
ANNOUNCER:
This is station kay gee oh dee, kay-god, the station that makes it.
BORNLESS: Continue reading
[INTRO – LOW ELECTRICAL HUM]
[OLD AM RADIO STATIC]
[DISTANT SHORTWAVE BURSTS]
[SOFT HAMMOND ORGAN]
[TUBE AMP BUZZ] Continue reading
And on the seventh day, I rested. See you in zoom! Continue reading
I’ll be showing the results at our zoom meeting in a couple of hours. Meanwhile, hop on the Bardo bus! Continue reading
Once again, I have devoted my worktime to Norton Street, this time act one, scene five. Continue reading
Tonight I produced 50 different versions of Norton Street Act 1 scene 4. Continue reading
One of the interesting things about working with Norton Street right now is that I’m not actually writing it right now. The play was written more than fifty years ago.
The characters already exist. The scenes already exist. The dialogue already exists. What I’m doing now with the play is something quite different. It’s become a musical comedy. Continue reading
tonight i worked on zazzle. if you’re at this morning’s zoom meeting, i’ll take you there.
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Here’s the Bardo bus now!
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See You At The Top!!!
gorby
What follows is a surprisingly funny and oddly comforting exploration of how human beings create suffering by attaching stories to simple experiences.
A trembling hand becomes fear.
Fear becomes imagination.
Imagination becomes trouble. Continue reading