The Part-Time Buddhist Pop Culture Guru
Humorous essays about my favorite ’60s albums, my favorite ’60s movies, and my favorite half-baked philosophy: part-time Buddhism
The Part-Time Buddhist Pop Culture Guru
Humorous essays about my favorite '60s albums, my favorite '60s movies, and my favorite half-baked philosophy: part-time Buddhism
1. Lawrence Of Arabia (Lean, 1962)
Just from the title alone, you know it’s good. It’s not Lawrence of Grand Rapids, or Lawrence of San Bernardino....
2. Abbey Road (The Beatles, 1969)
The Last Album. Nobody calls Abbey Road a concept album, but by now, I think it’s become one anyway. The...
2. Mary Poppins (Stevenson, 1964)
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who love Mary Poppins, and those who love Mary Poppins...
3. Tommy (The Who, 1969)
He plays pinball by sense of smell? But how does he … where does he … Eh, just go with...
3. The Music Man (DaCosta, 1962)
“I always think there’s a band, kid.” ***** Heard anyone say recently that America isn’t all she’s cracked up to...
4. Let It Bleed (The Rolling Stones, 1969)
I used to think that, if you were a Beatles man, you had to be a Beatles man all the...
1. Lawrence Of Arabia (Lean, 1962)
Just from the title alone, you know it’s good. It’s not Lawrence of Grand Rapids, or Lawrence of San Bernardino....
2. Abbey Road (The Beatles, 1969)
The Last Album. Nobody calls Abbey Road a concept album, but by now, I think it’s become one anyway. The...
2. Mary Poppins (Stevenson, 1964)
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who love Mary Poppins, and those who love Mary Poppins...
3. Tommy (The Who, 1969)
He plays pinball by sense of smell? But how does he … where does he … Eh, just go with...
3. The Music Man (DaCosta, 1962)
“I always think there’s a band, kid.” ***** Heard anyone say recently that America isn’t all she’s cracked up to...
4. Let It Bleed (The Rolling Stones, 1969)
I used to think that, if you were a Beatles man, you had to be a Beatles man all the...
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Matthew is an aspiring novelist, playwright, actor, essayist, philosopher, and Bond supervillain. He has a Master’s in English, which he frequently loves to denigrate. He lives in the Bay Area with his ego, his id, and his superego.
About Me
Matthew is an aspiring novelist, playwright, essayist, philosopher, and Bond supervillain. He has a Master’s in English, which he frequently loves to denigrate. He lives in the Bay Area with his ego, his id, and his superego.