Ken Kesey speaks at conference on the sixties

The transcript discusses the shift from books to videotapes in bookstores, highlighting how new media forms like cameras are becoming tools for young creators to express their visions. It emphasizes that all media are just different ways to communicate stories and visions. The speaker shares a love for words and expression, noting that different art forms, like writing and music, complement rather than compete with each other. The discussion concludes with a reflection on how art should not be competitive, as it was in the 1960s.

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