Comments on Notes From A Red Nose: Clown & Web 2.0

Joe, this is terrific! Thank you for sharing it w...

2009-04-16T06:23:00.000-07:00

Joe, this is terrific! Thank you for sharing it with me!

I think the most important part of social media and clowning is the flexibility: diving in, nothing knowing what is really going to happen, and continue to go with it wherever it goes go, whatever the audience/community wants to do or say or create. This is why I don't like the idea of a "community gardener" (opposed to a

OMG! Thank you. I must go back to blogging... or...

2008-07-08T23:32:00.000-07:00

OMG! Thank you. I must go back to blogging... or microblogging or something.
btw, i rarely use the tribe... get overwhelmed by the facebook... still stalk on the myspace... and crosspost on livejournal just to eventually turn back time and convert everything into an ljbook format.
I definitely want to cross into Toronto next time I visit Detroit tho.

Wow this is a very emphatic post, both mentally an...

2007-11-15T12:29:00.000-08:00

Wow this is a very emphatic post, both mentally and emotionally. I never would have thought of the link between clowns and Web 2.0 as anything to be grasped. But strangely, it is.

Also, it's pretty nice finally knowing what Web 2.0 means. It's strange being a web designer and not knowing what it is, believe me.

- Joe

(p.s. I'm that guy that you and Brandt met in the

Joe, Great meeting and working with you on the Ad ...

2007-11-13T10:38:00.000-08:00

Joe,

Great meeting and working with you on the Ad Hack ad!

This post was both funny and illuminating.

Having this conversation with a customs agent is wonderfully surreal. I assume answering "clown workshop" in response to ANY question is bound to lead to a fun conversation.

What is it with Canada!? I was once kept in a dark...

2007-10-18T16:15:00.000-07:00

What is it with Canada!? I was once kept in a dark room in the Montreal airport under harsh lighting conditions by an agent who reminded me of the principal's assistant from Ferris Bueller with heartburn and a scary rash...she didn't seem to believe that I was going to the Jazz Festival...it didn't help that I had no clue who was playing or even what the exact dates were.

Still, I’ve

Thanks Matt!!I wouldn't have been able to write th...

2007-10-07T10:20:00.000-07:00

Thanks Matt!!
I wouldn't have been able to write this without your help! It's one year worth of late-night phone calls, attacking white-boards together, office brainstorming & midnight epiphanies! I'm glad you found that it related to your work/life =)

In case you're interested - here's the registration page to Sue's upcoming workshop(s) - http://canadianclowning.com/Workshop2008.

i love it !!! this is a phenomenal, well-put, ama...

2007-10-06T12:54:00.000-07:00

i love it !!! this is a phenomenal, well-put, amazingly articulate and succinct gem. it's nice to see you organize the ideas that you've been 'rorschaching' over the past year. your insights remind me why i do this type of work (web2.0 + clown) and beg me to review my endeavors: is what i'm doing clownlike? am i engaging, evolving, listening, empowering...

kudos !

cute!

2007-10-06T12:51:00.000-07:00

cute!