Welcome to RadioKellia in Print - The sitemap to me on the Internet

Hello! This is the place where you get to read the thoughts I have that were inspired by videos I've seen. And there are links to the videos so you can watch them, too. I can be more comprehensive in print than in a reply video. I've been writing for over 45 years. I've been making videos for just about 6 mos. And whereas any keyboard, or paper and pen/cil, will do to express the written word, audio and especially video, require a mastery of technical skills on often expensive hardware and software, that goes well beyond spelling, grammar, penmanship or typing.

Audio, video and print each have their advantages and disadvantages, which is why I choose to work in all three. This blog is part of my effort to put my work in all media in one easy to find location. One of the problems with the Internet is its size. It's just too easy for works to get lost in the volume, and for people to get lost on the Internet trying to find someone/thing. So, although video is the area in which I am least experienced, I've decided to stake out some territory on LiveVideo as my Internet home and connect from there to some other places where I have a presence. So, consider the following as a kind of site map to me in the Internet.

I have two channels on Live Video: radiokellia and the recently created freedomnews. The latter aggregates videos about important but under-reported news that will be of particular interest to people learning about, or interested in resisting, the New World Order. It also contains a Stickcam player that plays audio stories. Right now, they are mostly my headlines for Free Speech Radio News, but I am just about ready to begin including certain longer stories by my colleagues at FSRN and KPFA 94.1 FM Berkeley, with their permission, of course. I will also occasionally add longer stories I produce independently.

The radiokellia channel will have political content, but mainly because I like the way it is presented, either because of the technical artistry of the video or because I was moved or made to laugh by the presenters. There will also be more non-political subjects. Ch. RadioKellia is the place where I enjoy and learn from the works of the other videographers, and where I hone my own skills. This channel also has a banner linking you to my "summer" home on the Internet, my baseball blog, Down The Left Field Line: Life, Baseball & Eric Byrnes. I've been writing that blog, summer and winter, since August of 2005. It's my pride and joy. It's got links back to the radiokellia channel, to Eric Byrnes' LiveVideo channel, and my NewsVine channel, where I aggregate print stories. Life, Baseball and Eric Byrnes is hosted on a bigger site called AZSportshub. If you have any interest in a college or professional sport in Arizona, that's the place on the 'Net to go.

RadioKellia in Print will focus on ideas anchored in videos I have seen, and you will get to see them too, because I will link the commentaries to the videos. I will also post links in this blog to other writings not affiliated with videos, but I will not copy those writings here.

You are encouraged to comment on the essays. Once I have gotten a greater feel for what I can do technically with this blog and it has more or less taken shape, you will be invited to comment on its general user-friendliness. Welcome.