September 2004
The Mindful Hiker
On the Trail to Find the Path
Burdened by pain, depression and anger, a solitary hiker discovers the Sky Trail and finds a life-changing path that becomes his teacher, tonic, and transformation.
by STEPHEN ALTSCHULER
Mercury & Fish: A Dining Danger?
Has the danger of mercury in fish been underestimated? Even worse, has the danger been intentionally overlooked? Recent studies are raising new concerns about this industrial toxin.
by PAT HEMINGER
Mushroom with a View
Paul Stamets has a vision of a Brave New Fungus Future. He believes the lowly mushroom is the Next Big Thing for planetary ecosystems and Homeland Security and everyone, even Jane’s Defense Weekly, is up in arms.
by SILJA TALVI
Oakland Leaf
In a community torn by violence, poverty and death, a determined group of activist teachers are changing young lives through the Oakland Peace Camp — an oasis of peace and learning in East Oakland.
by JENNIFER LISS
Blues, Black Rats & Bumblebees
Big Mama Thornton’s voice was the “Big Bang” that launched a thousand Hound Dog howlers from Elvis to Janis Joplin. A new CD, originally recorded by Bay Area blues maven Chris Strachwitz, pays smokin’ homage to this pistol-packin’ blues mama.
by LARRY KELP
Journeys: Queen of the Gypsies
A quest for female divinity brings the author to the South of France and shrine of Sara-la-Kali, the Black Virgin and patron Saint of the Gypsies.
by CHINA GALLAND
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