Shane's rap on the Mythic Arts 101
Ambushed interview.
At the Maryland Faerie Festival, Ken Morrill of Yenra.tv, a talented photographer, videographer, and friend. was chatting with me about the scene and asked if he could tape our conversation briefly. As I was heading back with lunch in hand, I gave him my very short rap on the Mythic Arts community and the festivals. Many have heard me give this rap. I was rather fatigued and out of it, still wearing the green in my beard from the BOG March, so I take issue with myself now and my over simplification of Esalen Institute and Pacifica Graduate, and why I chose them, over the many other "Ivory Towers" I don't know. I was thinking of Dr. Campbell I presume. I believe I was holding french fries at the time and had I my wits about me, I would have worked them into the "Rap" in some excellently clever way...alas.
So here is a a few minutes of me, talking about my favorite subject, the artistic community I have the honor and privilege to participate in and serve. I stand as a Champion of these Rooty Interweavings that form our community of writers, artists, crafters, and creators, all engaged in the the act of Mythopoesis.
Should the embed code fail, here is the link to it.
http://yenra.tv/faerie/mythic-arts.html
Thanks Ken.
Kubiando.
At the Maryland Faerie Festival, Ken Morrill of Yenra.tv, a talented photographer, videographer, and friend. was chatting with me about the scene and asked if he could tape our conversation briefly. As I was heading back with lunch in hand, I gave him my very short rap on the Mythic Arts community and the festivals. Many have heard me give this rap. I was rather fatigued and out of it, still wearing the green in my beard from the BOG March, so I take issue with myself now and my over simplification of Esalen Institute and Pacifica Graduate, and why I chose them, over the many other "Ivory Towers" I don't know. I was thinking of Dr. Campbell I presume. I believe I was holding french fries at the time and had I my wits about me, I would have worked them into the "Rap" in some excellently clever way...alas.
So here is a a few minutes of me, talking about my favorite subject, the artistic community I have the honor and privilege to participate in and serve. I stand as a Champion of these Rooty Interweavings that form our community of writers, artists, crafters, and creators, all engaged in the the act of Mythopoesis.
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
Should the embed code fail, here is the link to it.
http://yenra.tv/faerie/mythic-arts.html
Thanks Ken.
Kubiando.