A wee web concert before I head out to Minnesota on Friday, and Europe next month, to do more concerts for actual physical audiences. I start with children's songs, then move on to grownup material.

There's an insurgent campaign for a seat in the House of Representatives on in Minnesota's 1st Congressional District.  During the last week of March you can find me and the candidate, Rick DeVoe, speaking and singing from on board the Banned Bookmobile throughout the district.  Concert at the Home Plate Grill in Red Wing on March 26th.  Hope to see folks in Minnesota!

It is abundantly evident that the world is closer to a nuclear holocaust than at any time since 1962.

Adam Carpinelli interviewed me, Mic Crenshaw and Opium Sabbah about our new music video ("Free Em All") and album (Take the Power Back) yesterday for the Prison Pipeline show in KBOO.

My old friend and fellow anti-imperialist, Cindy Sheehan, has a weekly show called Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox.  I was her guest this week, and it was a pleasure catching up with her, reminiscing about old times, and talking about our experiences with cancel culture.

I may be a voice in the wilderness here, but that's OK.  It's a very nice patch of forest, you should come visit.

Chris Cook interviewed me for his radio show/podcast, mostly about Spotify, free speech, and Canadian truckers. I'm on with him for the last half.

Anyone who tries to boil the disinformation debate down to questions of free speech vs. censorship is either trying to distract you from the wizard behind the curtain, or they don't know he's there.

I had a very interesting conversation today with Mat Ward in Sydney, Australia, who has a great new album out called Why I Protest.

If you play by the rules of the cancel culture, the cancel culture rules.  This is my response to being publicly disinvited from singing at a rally last Saturday, due to false allegations spread by Twitter trolls apparently being believed.