Ron Suresha | March 30, 2006
BSP 21
Didn't get the final audio for Bear Soup #21 uploaded until after 6am today. Hate getting it in so late, but my voice has been for crap since my head cold last week, and it's been too noisy during the days. Also, it's clear that I need better equipment or a more isolated studio. [...]
Ron Suresha | March 30, 2006
More entries to the “Bear Soup Joke Contest” and an interview with artist Tobias Waterman from Cute Little Blokes (personal caricatures).
Ron Suresha | March 29, 2006
Quite a reception at the Rainbow Center. I arrived a bit breathless but I enjoyed the crowd of about two dozen folks, and think the feeling was mutual. Stephanie is the trans faculty advisor, and Bill is the Rainbow Center director, and they were very welcoming. Lunch of seif-made sandwiches and chips and veggie stix [...]
Ron Suresha | March 28, 2006
We Declare That Bush's War on Terror Is Not a War.
Isn't that rather the thrust and point of an antiwar movement?
Why isn't the debate framed about whether or not we, as a country, want to engage in war? It seems that would certainly determine how to redeploy the current troops in Iraq, whose lives [...]
Ron Suresha | March 27, 2006
A brand spanking new episode this Thursday, March 30, 2006 ~ Bear Soup #21
2 & 10 pm Eastern & Pacific Times
http://www.BearRadio.Net
A lovely visit with talented and woofy Tobias of http://www.cutelittleblokes.com
More of your lame-ass answers to the Bear Lightbulb joke
Bear statistics
Brokeback Mtn ~ shoppin list for Ennis & Jack
Beards in fashion news
Ron Suresha | March 24, 2006
Eight top names in queer letters discuss glbtq publishing today.
Straight Eye on the Queer Spine
The Fab Eight dish the dirt about today's gay and lesbian publishing scene
by Staff — 8/25/2003 Publishers Weekly
http://tinyurl.com/pfjfq
A subgenre that seems not to sell terribly well is nonfiction geared to the gay and lesbian readership. “The books backlist well, but our [...]
Ron Suresha | March 24, 2006
From “Why Fundamentalism Matters,” an interview with Huston Smith, by Phil Cousineau in Parabola, Winter 2005.
HS: The underlying cause of fundamentalism…is fear, the fear that derives from the sense of insecurity, of being threatened. People are scared; the world is scary….
The first instance of a suicide bomber is Samson. Chained between pillars of a [...]
