The Masters of Succession Collective presents The Beneficial MudBall Ball Sunday June 1. A celebration of bioremediation & Symbiosis.

The garden will turn into Mud Village for the afternoon. Adventure with the Masters OF Succession as we show off some of our favorite things to do that also have the by-product of healthy water air and soil. The garden will be the social and merchant center of the town. The town is off-the-grid of course and uses locally sourced food and goods as much as possible. As succession has it, the more mud-townians work independently in symbiotic relationships the more freedom we have. We try to use materials from within town, we use appropriate technologies and the most advanced science nature can teach us. Mud village supports independent, empowered, expressive people. We gain in health, happiness and wealth as a result, We are creating only a moment in unison with a dream.

Below we list the resources of each offering and the by-product. Each service or shop will be situated in Mud Village center to best utilize each others by-products (resources/wastes) and offer its’ abundance.

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Participants so far:

– DD Maucher: Master of Ceremonies, Oversees: procession, oyster shell toss, and possible oyster garden demo with Harbor School Billion Oyster Project. We need a person in boat or bike to pick up the cage from GOV ISLE and bring it to us at 6:15. Pete may not make it in time. It must be in the water with in an hour.

Mud Village Tall Tales:

– El Jardin del Paraiso: Judith K Canepa & Marie Argeris: “The Story of Toad” Live woven throughout! Look for the character and watch the story unfold.

Resources: imaginations, empathic people, a frog, a pillow
By-products: empathy and understanding, imagination people

Picnic at The Eating Space:
– Food and Drink Contribution tables
– Oysters for $1: Purchased from Ave A Farmers Market: Pura Vida Fish. Save the shells.
Share a favorite dish with everyone. Bring a serving utensil. There will be a table with plates and supplies for EATING the dish you bring.

Frequencies and Vocal Vibrations
- International Orange (sans bass) 4-5:30

Resource: guitar and drums
By-products: bouncy funky people

Resources: guitar and voice and water
By-products: smooth flowy people

Mud Village Earthworks Center:

– Empathic World: Ernest Shigeki Matsukawa: Over seeing making of the EM-1 Mud Balls that revitalize the waterways. Working with EM-1: a solution of yeast, lactobacillus, and phototrophic bacteria. Shig also can be engaged in conversation regarding his work on the Empathic World.net. (http://www.empathicworld.net/files/empathicworld-D.pdf)

Resources: Dirt, fermented bran, EM-1 food based microorganisms.
By-products: bioremediation of environment, others and selves.

– Smiling Hogshead Ranch & Flux Factory: Gil Lopez. Mycoremediation Using Waste Products: Mycoremediation is the practice of using fungi and mushrooms for remediation. Join us as we demo a couple different inoculation strate and he will talk about the cleaning our environment with beneficial mycelial networks.

Resources: fungus, mycelium, cardboard, coffee grinds, drier lint, hair, fingernails, newspaper, pizza boxes, old clothes.
By-products: bioremediation with mushrooms and selves. It will be for compost but not until 3-4 months after making.

– Imani Garden: Greg Todd, Adam Horwitch: Cob stomping to make an outdoor pizza and bread oven. Mud and Straw.

Resources: dirt, water and straw and stomping feet
By-products: a clay in which to build bricks or an oven for food… pizza. Invigorated people

– Seedball.us: Anne Apparu and Edward Hall: Seedballs, PharmSeed Game: planting the future pharmacy.

Resources: seeds saving, dirt and clay
By-products: flowers, medicinals replanted in our environments, bioremediation of self and environment. Contemplative ease people.

Mud Village Healing Arts Center

– Kate Temple-West: herbs and Aphrodisiacs

Resources: information about herbs, medicinal herbs growing in nature, processing tools.
By-products: healthy people

– Wenting Chen: “Detox Yoga”: teaching specific asanas to help relax at home. Let everyone breath freely with joy and love.

Resources: training education in yoga, participants
By-products: joyful aerated people

- Acumobile: Wendy Zena Henry: Ear Acupuncture

Resources: certified NYS, education in Acupuncture, sterile needles and alcohol, participants
By-products: healthier people

Mud Village Design, Recycle & Design some more Center

- Recycle and Pray: Kappo Kappino: Recycled fashions to wear, maker of “The Giant Mudball: Silent Advocate”, Founder of Dehli Women’s Co-op Art Shop “KABAD SE JUGAD”, which means improvisation from waste.

Resources: trash plastic, tin, waste pickers
By-products: waste pickers with higher income potential, useful products from trash, less recycling, and less landfill, empowered people

– Garbage of Eden Accessories and Designs: Stephanie Huffaker

Resources: innovative design minds, creative crafty patient people, plastic bags, trash
By-products: fun to make and create, accessories to wear, waste pickers with higher income potential, useful products from trash, less recycling, and less landfill. decorated beautiful people

– Ann Lee: “Egg Carton Super Ball!”: bring empty cardboard egg cartons with no glue. Please bring your own egg cartons (paper [6] or plastic [3]).

Resources: innovative design minds, impatient people who eat eggs
By-products: beautiful balls for combining, for lighting or design elements, less land fill.

– Kate: Clothe bags designs, (plastic/plastic bag reduction solutions) Water kefir available for a donation,

Resources: beautiful fabrics pieces
By-products: the end all permaculture carry sac to replace plastic bags but so great you will use it always.

– Caspar Hanak: Tomato can planters with soil creations

Resources: growing soil ingredients, big tin cans used in pizza shops
By-products: more tomatoes for pizza eating.

– El Jardin del Paraiso: Judith K Canepa & Marie Argeris: Oyster Shell Crushing

Resources: oyster shells, mallet or heavy crushing tool, soft sturdy cover.
By-products: oyster dust and invigorating people, calcium rich soil.

– Wardrobe Closet: will have paper MudBall Gown Hats by Lisa Shaub and Felt Mud Ball concept hats by Miki Katagiri.

Mud Village Media & Information Center

- Green Map: DD for Wendy Brawer: lower East Side flooding line maps and map of native settlements

Resources: research people finding information and careful data transcription & graphics
By-products: maps that show the flood-lines and the land as it was when native settlements we on lower Manhattan.

– Wenting Chen: Documentary showing about Why we should ban plastic. It is equal to cleaning your soul.

Resources: computer with youtube, charged battery.
By-products: information shared

– CARP: Citizens Against The Rockaway Pipeline: Judith K Canepa: Fractail Toast after 7pm

Resources: information on problems of the pipeline.
By-products: information

Mud Village Shops:
For small donations: (limited supplies)
– MoS Fermented starter samples or preorder.
– Kombucha Mothers
– Water Kefir Grains
– Art by Ladies Coop in India
– Oysters
– Alcoholic beverages: beer and wine

Mud Transit:
JC Augustin’s PediCab: free ride to the ball. Contact us to reserve a rendez-vous with JC.

Available for use: Smiling Hogshead Ranch Cargo Trailer and A bike kiddie carrier of kids or cargo

Mud Village ENTRANCE
The Money Puppet: Nadette Stasa makes it a joy to contribute.

Thanks for Help from:
Charles Krezell who helps with organizing LUNGS and networking the gardens.
Aresh for MoreGardens support
Megan McComb to help with submission form and Mud Ball making.
NYCCGC: NYC Community Garden Coalition
LESEC: Dan for helping with oyster garden installation
El Jardin Del Paraiso: for their garden
Amy Watkins Scholarship for Social Work via Chana Widowski donated their excess Romance Rose and rain tent.
Todd Colburn Videography offering media video tags for participants
Harbor School for helping install the oyster garden, the oyster classes, cage, oysters everything! and cleaning the water. Billion Oyster Project
Jimmy’s No 43 and Food Karma for offering space to meet and making space for MoStown Halls and Beneficial Mud Balls
6th St Community Center for their space
Green Map for their space
La Plaza Cultural for their space

Help! Volunteers contact us!

RSVP Please

• CLICK RSVP TICKETS (free): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-mudball-ball-tickets-1286892129
$10 suggested contribution at the door – please be generous. Group tickets available! Kids will have fun!

• A COMMUNITY PICNIC: please BRING a dish!

• INVITE FRIENDS w Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1429483410641188/

• COME: Prep Rally Party to make mud ball gowns: Friday 5/30 at Kappo Kappino’s backyard and studio. Ave B/C on 3rd St, bullet space. Bring libations & food always — we love to celebrate good food. Bring ~ 6 empty egg cartons, 3 dif size Hula Hoops (or purchase cheap ones from us).

• BOOK: THE GIANT MUD BALL: The Modest Advocate! Book this Giant Prop Mud Ball for appearances for events, meetings, for all occasions. Yes, it just sits there to exude good thoughts. It comes with MudBall Ball invitations and optional escort.

• THE FALL BALL: ONLINE SUBMISSION FORM: Open call for participatory projects for Fall Ball at Smiling Hogshead Ranch.

• GENERAL MEMBERSHIP: contact us.

• JOIN US AT FIGMENT Sunday June 8: Come to The Stockpile of Beneficial Mud Balls at Figment on Governors Island next to Castle Williams. Toss the fermented mud balls into the water.