A while back I heard a friend of mine flirting with a girl that I knew he was into. I could only overhear the conversation but he was going on and on about how he won't dance and he especially won't dance at a wedding because it’s awkward. He was a bit bigger of a guy and he even mentioned that as a factor for his awkwardness. I knew immediately that he had lost that girl's attention.
My friend Alia Arram died when I was seventeen. She died in a car accident. A mutual friend and her were in the car together. She just gotten the car for her sixteenth birthday. He was driving it out to show her a good fishing spot and flipped it on a gravel road. He walked away. She died on impact. I went to her house that night. One of her brothers had to be sedated. Her other brother said, “I’m glad she at least got the yard mowed today”. Their family was from Israel.
Vincent Di Fate is one of the most prolific Sci-Fi illustrators of all time. he has over five thousand works of art and a breath-taking portofolio that contains some of the top sci-fi authors of the genre. Vincent and I discuss art, life, and how to maintain such a high output.
Soul Eubanks is an Vegan activist that I first heard about when I saw his quote. "Some people are so skeptical of trying vegan food, they act like it's made out of dead animals" I found that hilarious so I reached out to him to have a discussion. As it turns out he is a musician as well. In this interview we discuss art, activism, music and veganism of course.
I fell in love with the idea of Linux when I was 15 or 16 years old. I would read magazines about the Linux operating system and the power of open source, which fascinated me. The idea of a free (free as in freedom and free as in free lunch) operating system that anyone could modify for their own specific needs seemed like a gift from the community to the world. Simply incredible.
