This talk was presented in London, December 2015 | In 1553 Nicholas Udall created what is generally regarded as the first comedy written in the English language. In the play, a foolish braggart, thinking he is irresistible to women, attempts to woo and then take by force, a wealthy widow. In the 550 or so years since … Continue reading Welcome to the Dark Carnival: An Introduction to Juggalo Ethics
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They Will Make Money From Everything…
This talk was presented in December 2015 | You might want to think she’d look sad. Or tired. When you imagine her, you might imagine a face that looks wrinkled and worn from half a century of poverty. As she sits listening to the rhythmic sounds of the metal wheels on the metals tracks, travelling … Continue reading They Will Make Money From Everything…
Why Bob Dylan sings like he has Huntington’s Disease
This talk was presented on 13 June 2014 | I am not here today to talk about the genius of Bob Dylan. I mean, it is an undisputable fact that the man behind such moving and meaningful lyrics as in the song Visions of Johanna where he sings “Jeeze, I can’t find my knees” is one of the true … Continue reading Why Bob Dylan sings like he has Huntington’s Disease
Sara Passmore 