10-21-2007, 06:32 AM
Jason has closed Ulua Theater for now to focus more on farming. Although he doesn't say so, I think he think he got some complaints from some of our stick-in-the-mud neighbors for some of his events. Also, when the venue's open, he's open to invasion of privacy from groupies. I've seen one person working him at his place and it's pretty annoyiing.
I've seen a rough cut of the documentary [Living Pono] and it's a very good telling of what he's been doing. He grows some very tasty taro [not grown for commercial purposes]. It's amazing considering that he's doing it in the rainforest.
My wife and I became movie fans of his after seeing "Map of the Human Heart" and "Rapa Nui". But we were more thrilled to find out that he was practicing Masanobu Fukuoka's Natural Farming techniques locally.
I've seen a rough cut of the documentary [Living Pono] and it's a very good telling of what he's been doing. He grows some very tasty taro [not grown for commercial purposes]. It's amazing considering that he's doing it in the rainforest.
My wife and I became movie fans of his after seeing "Map of the Human Heart" and "Rapa Nui". But we were more thrilled to find out that he was practicing Masanobu Fukuoka's Natural Farming techniques locally.