Michael Koran Videos

Michael Mack is interviewed by Michael Koran. Michael Mack begins with a poem about his schizophrenic mother from his one person play Hearing Voices. Speaking in Tongues. Here is his poem "Our Lady of Sorrows". Why my mother chopped off her hair and followed me to the school bus stop that morning in second grade, I don't know. Or why she bent down sobbing don't let go of my hand. How long did we stand by the 7-11? Other kids hushed, watching. When the bus clunked to a stop I climbed on first, grabbed a seat in back, my mother outside, hands curled on my window, her face a blur as the bus jerked away. The kid beside me punched my arm. Who was that man with you crying so hard? I said I didn't know. Three times I swore, I don't know him.

Preacher Jack sings a capella his love of God and his love of singing. He is interviewed by Michael Koran on Cambridge Community Television's show "AHAH!" Michael's poem might sum up Preacher Jack's singing: "Heavens R US" Joshua ben Miriam We're all the song and dance of God-- even when feeling very odd-- aware our body's aligning we sense moves and sounds divining.

Brynn Bishop teaches Michael Koran how to manifest healing and whatever else he wants. Michael's poem attempts to sum up in 18 syllables what Brynn is teaching: Inviting Lighting Where heart and head are aware yummy love spreads like prayer.

Neil Katz and Michael Koran get into a natural ecstatic state which they try to keep while acting normal. Summed up by Michael s poem: You ve a smile inside brighter than the sun You ve a smile inside purer than a nun-- You ve a smile inside funnier than fun When you smile outside we re warmer than sun.

Neil Katz and Michael Koran get into a natural ecstatic state which they try to keep while acting normal. Summed up by Michael s poem: You ve a smile inside brighter than the sun You ve a smile inside purer than a nun-- You ve a smile inside funnier than fun When you smile outside we re warmer than sun.

Lloyd Smith interviews Michael Koran about Michael's childhood which can be summed up in Michael's poems: What's the Use of Abuse? May my screams/ make true dreams/ to move loose/ always juiced. Burning Bright in the Night: I've a much fiercer scream/ for my dreams than I dreamed

Matt and Ha Cao and Michael Koran discuss why we are all supernatural. Fairies, Buddha and God are part of the conversation.

Seanne Sullivan and Michael Koran discuss a William Butler Yeats poem. Sometimes Yeats chooses to give his poetry away and walk naked.

Neil Katz with the mischievous assistance of Mihcael Korandiscusses the deep truth about deep breathing.