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Talk at Car-Free Vancouver Day, June 2010, (youtube) Part I, Part II
August, 2010 interviewed in viva-la-bici, viva-la-bici in Spanish
Speech at the 2nd Urban Cycling Conference in Guadalajara, Mexico
English / Spanish
At the World Social Forum, Brazil, Jan 30, 2009: YouTube, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Mind Over Matters, Seattle, YouTube version
Three Monkeys Online: December edition
CBC Radio "The Current" with David Suzuki
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Nowtopia
How Pirate Programmers, Outlaw Bicyclists, and
Vacant-Lot Gardeners Are Inventing the Future Today!
Available from
Full Enjoyment Books!
Also From
Full Enjoyment Books
After
The Deluge
by Chris Carlsson
Available from Full Enjoyment Books / ISBN 0-926664-07-7
$13.00 postpaid from Full Enjoyment Books, 2844 Folsom Street, San Francisco,
CA 94110
distributed by AK Press
A teenage arsonist threatens a partially submerged mid-22nd century San Francisco. As a Public Investigator "tryout" seeks evidence across the utopian city full of canals and veloways, political and social conflicts erupt. When there is no such thing as property, what is crime, and how does a utopian society protect itself from bad behavior? Should scientists be as free as artists to create? What is a "free market" for work without and money and commodities?
"A
provocative and speculative journey to the Bay Area of 2157... more an
imaginary treasure map than utopia-by-the-numbers blueprint... This book
might show much more in common with Starhawk's Fifth Sacred Thing
if Carlsson weren't so precisely and persistently allergic to the kind
of earth religion Starhawk promotes. After The Deluge is for
atheists and agnostics and activists who don't need the goddess to get
their revolutionary groove on."
—Anu
Bonobo, Fifth Estate Magazine,
Fall 2005
pedaling half as hard at Burning Man 2002
visiting Toronto
in 1982, trying to make
some mysterious point!