Archive for June 2011
Busted in Boulder: The Graphic Novel
From Jenny Uehisa, who caught the showdown on film just when things were getting testy:
Read More“A kind of wild dirt magazine sort of version of ‘Born to Run’ that honors the true free spirit of what a lot of these people are like.”
Peter Sarsgaard, who was a creative writing student under the great Stanley Elkin at Washington University before becoming an actor, talks about his vision for the Born to Run movie and about adding his own screenwriting touch to the script. He’s certainly done his homework, including: interviewing Barefoot Ted at the Leadville Trail 100; getting…
Read MoreNaked Beer Run: The Musical
Kris Wood, you’re a guerrilla videographer genius: Barefoot Beer Run from Kris wood on Vimeo. And that’s some fine body art:
Read MoreNaked Beer Run II
4th Ave Pub is on standby to welcome 60+ sweaty, semi-shod runners this evening at the end of our 8-ish mile Naked Run across Manhattan. Feel free to join us anywhere along the route. We’re leaving Central Park at around 5 (or whenever my friend and new Guinness Record Holder Chris Solarz manages to slip…
Read More“It hurts to do stupid things.”
Barefoot Ken Bob weighs into the New York Times debate on barefoot running. As usual, his insight is the keenest. The response from Runner’s World? “Still anecdotal on key issues.” Sigh. Like watching the Titanic go down.
Read MoreWhat happens when you let a bunch of 5th graders out of school to run wild?
Their math scores go through the roof. And one of the best parts? This wasn’t some government program or mandatory phys ed requirement. This was one teacher firing the kids up and leading them out the door. What a hero.
Read MoreNaked Beer Run, Anyone?
***UPDATE*** We’re a go. Details on BarefootNYC Meetup. Please RSVP so we can do a head count before we set off and don’t leave anyone behind. This Saturday, June 11, we’ll be holding our climactic Naked Tour event in Brooklyn. To simultaneously celebrate, warm-up, and get there, I’ll be running to Brooklyn after I arrive…
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