Burncast

Our conversation continues with Larry Harvey, Danger Ranger and Maid Marian.

Here we ask: "Is Burning Man still dangerous?"

Also discussed is hope and fear: the future of Burning Man.

We wrap it all up with a special bonus track of Larry's explanation of why coffee is sold at Center Camp.

Recorded on January 31, 2006 in San Francisco, CA.

For more information, visit Burncast.net

Our conversation continues with Larry Harvey, Danger Ranger and Maid Marian.

Here we ask: "Is Burning Man still dangerous?"

Also discussed is hope and fear: the future of Burning Man.

We wrap it all up with a special bonus track of Larry's explanation of why coffee is sold at Center Camp.

Recorded on January 31, 2006 in San Francisco, CA.

For more information, visit Burncast.net

The first in a two-part series, we talk to Larry Harvey and Danger Ranger about Burning Man's relationship to the media and television.

Then Maid Marian joins in the discussion about the spiritual aspects of Burning Man including the true meaning of the event (if any), the 10 principles, religion and the regional network.

Finally, we "pull back that curtain" to go behind the scenes and talk about the business, resources, logistics and operations involved in producing the Burning Man Arts Festival.

Recorded live on January 31, 2006 in San Francisco, CA.

For more information, visit Burncast.net

The first in a two-part series, we talk to Larry Harvey and Danger Ranger about Burning Man's relationship to the media and television.

Then Maid Marian joins in the discussion about the spiritual aspects of Burning Man including the true meaning of the event (if any), the 10 principles, religion and the regional network.

Finally, we "pull back that curtain" to go behind the scenes and talk about the business, resources, logistics and operations involved in producing the Burning Man Arts Festival.

Recorded live on January 31, 2006 in San Francisco, CA.

For more information, visit Burncast.net

In this, our first burncast, we talk to Andie Grace aka "ActionGrl", the Communications Manager for the Burning Man organization. She'll explain the policies and procedures in place for media participation at Burning Man, discuss the effects of media presence within the community, as well as participant's rights to privacy and the concept of "media free zones". She'll also explain the background and development of the 10 principles with emphasis on principle #3 "Decommodification."

In this, our first burncast, we talk to Andie Grace aka "ActionGrl", the Communications Manager for the Burning Man organization. She'll explain the policies and procedures in place for media participation at Burning Man, discuss the effects of media presence within the community, as well as participant's rights to privacy and the concept of "media free zones". She'll also explain the background and development of the 10 principles with emphasis on principle #3 "Decommodification."