Over the weekend I got an email from some independent film producers in L.A. “We are looking for interesting people, artists, activists, professors, etc. to interview about ‘living your best life.'” They were producing a segment for Oprah’s new network show, OWN, and the director was Jesse Dylan. I met the crew at Muir Woods and they did about a 10-minute interview with me standing under the redwoods, with Jesse doing the interviewing, and me blabbing as usual. When it was over we walked back to the production trailer through the light rain. I told Jesse I’d grown up in San Francisco, and he asked if I liked the Grateful Dead. By way of answering, I said, “Know what a Deadhead says when he runs out of pot? — This music sucks!” I went on to say that in those days I listened to the Stones, Beatles and Bob Dylan. “That’s my dad.” he said. I didn’t know. When I got back I looked up his work, which happens to be very cool:
Lloyd on Oprah's New Network?
By Lloyd Kahn
on January 6, 2009
ha ha, funny. There are a lot of deadheads here in Maine. Makes you wonder.
Love your books.