I'm gonna share the stage with Ralph Nader and Mr. Burns!

Next Tuesday, Dec. 11, marks a historic moment in consumer e-activism: a one-hour call-in podcast, streaming live from ComcastMustDie.com . That's where you'll here the podcast theme I wrote and rapped under the stage name "Shawn Who" (with a slick chiptune beat from fellow nerdcore hip-hop artist antisoc).

Guests Jeff Jarvis of Buzzmachine.com, Mona "The Hammer Lady" Shaw, Ralph Nader and comic Harry Shearer will talk about consumerism, net roots action and the frustrations of dealing with soulless corporate giants.

NPR's Bob Greenfield and Bart Wilson will take your calls, and emails, and together they will present Comcast with an alternate view of the universe -- one in which consumers are not simply a cash drawer and a nuisance, but a priceless resource to cultivate and exploit. Just not in the way they've been exploited for decades.

Visit ComcastMustDie.com (the new, improved version, coming this week) Dec. 11 at 9 p.m. EST with your ideas, and your rage.

You know, that is, if your broadband is working.

And if you kids have one o'them MySpace dealies, you can check out Shawn Who Raps right here.

Fish gotta swim, bird's gotta eat.

So, in addition to an interview with liberal blogger Julia of Sisyphus Shrugged and Firedoglake that is smothered in awesomesauce, I also got a re-purposing and reprint of my article on the authors of the Nintendo Worlds of Power series published by Scholastic. Please check them out.

I should have an interview with August Pollak up sometime this week as well.