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Jeff Greenwald

Oakland
As seen in: Jeffji’s Big World, Revista Época, The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, WIRED Magazine, SFGate, Salon, Smithsonian Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, AAA Explorer, Sierra Magazine and
Travel writer, performer (Strange Travel Suggestions), author of Shopping for Buddhas (etc), and Executive Director of EthicalTraveler.org
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Beauty in the Breakdown (redux)

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By Jeff Greenwald
| Jeffji’s Big World
For the past 27 months, I’ve posted faithfully in Jeffji’s Big World every other weekend. But the other day I was listening to a podcast of the Ezra Klein show, and he was replaying one of his favorite interviews – a conversation with music visionary Brian Eno. And I thought to myself, “if Ezra can take a break, so can I.” So this weekend I’m giving myself a little break, and republishing one of my favorite Substacks from almost two years ago. But I did add something new.
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Plastic Fantastic Lovers

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By Jeff Greenwald
| Jeffji’s Big World
A longer post than usual, but stick with it… A small fraction of Richard and Judith’s beach plastic collection / © Jeff Greenwald Almost exactly 15 years ago, I published a story in Smithsonian about a remarkable artist couple I’d encountered at an event in Berkeley, California. Richard Lang and Judith Selby had their first date on Kehoe Beach, at the Point Reyes National Seashore.
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Play Time

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By Jeff Greenwald
| Jeffji’s Big World
Last week, four friends and I went to see Toy Story 5 at the beautiful Grand Lake Theater in Oakland (with which I share a birthday). It was six dollar Tuesday, and we couldn’t resist the bargain. It’s hard to believe that the first Toy Story came out in 1995, more than 30 years ago! I’ve loved almost all of the films in the franchise (especially the harrowing Toy Story 3), and all of us were eager and excited to see what the Disney/Pixar cabal had come up with for this latest installment.
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