Favorite Stuff

Welcome Home Dinner for Alan Parker, on November 24, 2007, hosted by Skokomish Tribe. From left: Larry Mosqueda (colleague), George S. Grossman (dad), Debi McNutt (wife), Zoltán Grossman (me), Susanna Grossman (mom), Billy Frank, Jr. (treaty rights leader), Alan Parker and Sharon Parker.

The classic Hungarian- American horror thriller Zoltan, Hound of Dracula (1977)

Pair of jeans in the New Mosque Market in Istanbul, Turkey (Photo by Paul Kaldjian)

Hal Sparks as “Zoltan, Imperial Commander of the Space Nerds” in Dude, Where’s My Car? (2000)

MY YOUTUBE VIDEOS & FAVORITES

FAVORITE PEOPLE & CATS

Debi

My parents George & Suzi

Sammy

Debi’s mom Margaret and son Jesse

Godzilla

Photos of our arrival in Washington state, Aug. 2005

FAVORITE MUSICIANS

With the Indigo Girls (Photo at Mole Lake and Amy Ray’s journal)

Black Eyed Peas (“Where is the love?” video with the question mark)

Johnny Cash

Missy Elliot (“Gitcha freak on…”)

Bruce Springsteen

Kasey Chambers (The Aussie Lucinda Williams)

Robert Nestor Marley

Talib Kweli (“Just get by…”)

Neko Case (Alt-country; the greatest voice in music today)

NaS

Lauryn Hill Floyd Red Crow Westerman

John Trudell

Neil Young

Ani DiFranco

Kim Richey (Country singer/songwriter)

Indigenous (Nakota Sioux blues band)

Casper Lomayesva (Hopi reggae band)

Emmylou Harris

Midnight Oil

Everlast

Natalie Merchant

KRS-One

Blackfire (Awesome Navajo punk band)

Alicia Keys

Steve Earle

The Clash

Annie Humphrey (Ojibwe singer-songwriter) MP3

Kaki King

The Zutons

Michael Franti and Spearhead

K’naan (Somali rapper from Canada)

The Kissers (Pogues-style Irish rock) MP3

Blue Scholars

The Junkers (Country honky-tonk) MP3

Cris Plata & Extra Hot (Wisconsin Tex-Mex) MP3

Wade Fernandez (Menominee singer/songwriter) MP3

Zucchero (Italian blues)

Reptile Palace Orchestra (Balkan rock) MP3

Jurassic-5

Floyd Red Crow Westerman

Cyndi Lauper

Robert Earl Keen (Austin country/rock)

FAVORITE PLACES

Lake Superior

Mississippi River Road

Mole Lake Chippewa Res., WI

Hungary (parents’ homeland)

Black Hills, S.D.

Parfrey’s Glen, WI

Madison (and its Farmers’ Market)

Zoltán deliriously happy at New York’s Hungarian Pastry Shop.

Zoltán Street in Budapest, Hungary, replacing a Soviet-era street name