The Drunken Taoist Podcast #8 – Why Bolelli’s Grandma Carried Bags Full of Bombs

Episode 8 – Why Bolelli’s Grandma Carried Bags Full of Bombs

Thanks to Chris Grasso for the awesome photoshop work!

Intro:

Nick Diaz wants to smoke my gi. If you do as well, go to http://www.dsgear.com/ and get your own.

Angela Morado: have a good baby!

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The “I Have a Dream” corner:

Zombies tackling Mickey Mouse at Disneyland and eating him.

The “Ask Bolelli” Corner:

Taoism in politics, leadership, judo and surfing.

The “Rant of the Day”:

Why academics don’t like me.

The Hobbit needed a Grolla (the Italian alcoholic equivalent of the peace pipe).

Bolelli’s b-day: older, wiser and hotter.

Bolelli vs. the calendar and vs. “acting your age”.

The “Storytelling Moment”:

Bolelli’s grandparents and their violent activities.

A poem by ancient Roman poet Catullus:

Let’s live and love,
caring less than nothing for
the moralizing of stern old men.
The sun sets and rises back again,
but an eternal night of sleep awaits us
when our brief light turns to darkness.
Give me a thousand kisses, and a hundred more.
Then a thousand, and another hundred.
And then more thousands and hundreds.
Let’s scatter them, then,
so that no one can envy us
by knowing how many kisses we have shared.

Why Bolelli’s Grandma Carried Bags Full of Bombs Jan. 15, 2013 / 1:29:14

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About Jeff

Jeffrey D. Hendricks is a two-time graduate from California State University at Long Beach with a Master of Arts in United States History. His main areas of historical interest are the cultural and intellectual aspects of Environmental history, Native American history, and the history of social and environmental justice movements in the United States. His Masters Thesis, "Constructing the Panopticon: Perceptions of Wilderness, Methods of Domination and the Colonization of Native America," was published in December, 2006, and it deals with how perceptions of wilderness influenced the colonization of North America. Other topics he has researched include the effects of colonization on the Tohono O'odham Nation of Southern Arizona, witchcraft persecutions in the Colonial US, and the Weather Underground - an anti-war organization active during the Vietnam War period. Jeffrey has worked with many organizations including the Save Ward Valley Coalition, Los Angeles and Long Beach Food Not Bombs, the O'odham Solidarity Project, and many others. He currently maintains this website - www.danielebolelli.com

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