Keep up the good work!

Texass suggested Shaolin Temple; I have a special fondness for another Jet Li movie: The Legend of Fong Sai Yuk. Really creative and impressive fight scenes with a spirit of kindness throughout.

Morning Becomes Eclectic from Los Angeles' KCRW and The Current from Minneapolis both stream alt/indie music. I haven't looked for podcasts from them. The Current is guilty of overplaying indie stuff the same way top 40 stations do, but I have a healthy list of discoveries from them. Spotify does work and I have found…

I think he's referring to Through the Looking-Glass, and what Alice Found There, ch. 5

Could be a godless Heinlein-ian. That's where I learned to do it.

I liked the Adam Curtis documentary bit about non-linear war and the financial system. That was all one piece, right? Agreed with Lupin below that some of the humor went over my boundaries of being okay.

It's on at our house!

I agree. I think you've got all the makings of a successful protest: personal attachment, a corporation already perceived as evil, and only passive and very specific action necessary (depending on Comcast's response). If you can sneak in some education about monopolies, net neutrality, shared resources, and consumer…

Yeah, I suppose I am in the minority on that. Ok, also I would feel a bit guilty participating in this when I haven't been active enough on the Keystone Pipeline, police militarization, tenant rights, and a host of other issues. Not to minimize the importance of consumer actions against monopolies. Just putting it out…

The commenters are providing at least 50% of the interesting content on this site now. We could come up with a list pretty easily, I think. Plus, we've got people from around the world to contribute.

Does your brother freelance? I could use his services.

I like this general idea. How would you keep people organized? If I lose my cable, I'm losing my internet, too. (Admittedly, another sign of the larger problem.)

Right there with you. It's like my thoughts really are being monitored and broadcast to the world.

Ok, I just watched Big Fat Quiz on Youtube. I only got about half the references but my crush on Richard Ayoade is complete.

"no nonsense" That seems exactly right.

I'm halfway through and Wonder Woman has not yet appeared. It's much more about feminism and psychology and tangled family ties. Marston's third wife (as in they all lived together in a polyamorous committed relationship) was the niece of Margaret Sanger and her mother was even more radical than Sanger. Marston…

[sad face]

Was this one of the hologram dogs you walk on those lonely snowy roads?

I'm getting whiplash just reading your list! I'm realizing I'm a bit like Turing and his peas and carrots. Imitation Game and Tammy on the same day?!

Are you there or did you watch these shows some secret way? I haven't checked Youtube yet.