Make: Online : Kevin Kelly on BBtv

Kevin Kelly on BBtv

Boing Boing TV did a really nice two-part interview with MAKE contributor, Whole Earth Catalog and Review editor, and Wired co-founder (and one of my personal heroes) Kevin Kelly. While not mainline Make: Blog fare, Kevin talks about a number of things makers might find interesting: nomadic photojournalism (and how you can take good pictures with any kind of camera), his photography book, Asia Grace (one of the most awe-inspiring collection of images I have ever seen), cross-country bike touring, art journaling/haiku biking, living your life as if you only have six months left to live, and Kevin's concept for making a living doing what you love, supported by 1,000 True Fans.

BTW: Kevin also does two of our favorite websites: Street Use and Cool Tools

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