I told the mayor after he messed around with the camera's during the last election to limit people's access, "good show, but don't ever do it again." Of course, he did not heed me. It became my duty to bring my son with a camera to city council to record my response to his complete blackout of public comments.

Here, I am trying to talk about the things that sensible people shy away from talking about.

This is mostly fun and some genuine admiration for the city staff, and particularly Elizabeth Brubaker for all they do. It also show me following our city's redevelopment crisis back before most out side of the city had it on their radar.

This clip goes back a few years, but shows me asking an assemblage of civic leaders if anyone has a plan. There was no answer.

Here I call for the start of a meaningful dialogue about why there is so much fear about being gay. Is it sin? Let's at least start at the right question.

Here you can see me for a second in this news clip, hitting the streets in support of human rights.

Here I plead again for the most basic of human rights, the right to be free from the war on drugs and the evil and injustice on both side that prosper from it.

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