Waylon Lewis, a second generation American Buddhist or "Dharma Brat," is the founder of elephant journal and "elevision," an online video talk show that's raked in 200,000 views in its first year. A passionate environmentalist, 365-day bike commuter, mediocre climber and lazy yogi, Waylon's working to become the Jon Stewart of the next greeneration: http://www.elephantjournal.com for videos, blog, articles & interviews.
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Posted September 18, 2009
| 09:42 PM (EST)
Our inboxes are ground zero of our workaholic, ADHD-inducing, overwhelmed, communication-happy modern lifestyles. We all talk about taking vacations, but find ourselves incessantly checking our iPhones when we do.
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Posted September 17, 2009
| 04:49 PM (EST)
Tonight, in Boulder, the City Council gathers once again in an effort to come to a decision regarding an issue that inspiring environmentalists, neighborhoods and developers alike.
The complete tweet that inspired this post:
@PQBoulder If the City of Boulder railroads their home size limits, we may have...
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Posted September 7, 2009
| 09:21 AM (EST)
I grew up knowing PemaChodron (the second most popular Buddhist in America, after that Dalai Lama guy). Or, rather, she knew me (I was just a little kid running around not paying attention to anything). My first memory of...
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Posted September 2, 2009
| 02:32 PM (EST)
While my best friend "Redford" is a happy-go-lucky, super-social, tail-wagging, progressive-minded, equal-opportunity pooch, he's deathly afraid of security guards and has taken an unexpected nip or two at the outstretched, friendly hands of homeless people. And he almost always growls at them. How does he even know they're "bums," who...
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Posted August 23, 2009
| 07:16 PM (EST)
A few months ago, I was hit by a car. I wore a helmet for a few weeks after, then started forgetting (as I rolled down the Hill upon which I live, inevitably about a minute into the ride I'd intone a silent, dammit!)...then just gave up. It...
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A few weeks back I got to interview one of my idols (as I mention in the first moments of the interview)--Michael Pollan. Michael, along with Alice Waters and a few thousand farmers and farmers' markets, has led a growing movement to reclaim our food from the growing danger...
2 Comments | Posted October 31, 2009 | 08:24 PM (EST)