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 The Baiji Dolphin
from The EnvironMinute
July 25, 2008
This freshwater dolphin has become functionally extinct – a tragedy that should serve as a wake up call. Do you like the EnvironMinute podcast? Please help spread the love! Send an email to info@flpradio.com, tell a friend, or write a review in a podcast directory. Thanks!
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 TROMA TROMA TROMA!
from Revver - mike Videos
July 24, 2008
Author: MikeEtoll Added: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:55:55 -0800 Duration: 154Promo for TROMA ENTERTAINMENT and the Minneapolis Tromapalooza 2008! Featuring Klownboy and the band Mommy S3z No. TROMA-TROMA-TROMA!!!
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 TROMA TROMA TROMA!
from huge friends videos
July 24, 2008
Author: MikeEtoll Added: Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:55:55 -0800 Duration: 154Promo for TROMA ENTERTAINMENT and the Minneapolis Tromapalooza 2008! Featuring Klownboy and the band Mommy S3z No. TROMA-TROMA-TROMA!!!
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 Troma: Cyxork 7 on DVD
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
July 17, 2008
The DVD intro to John Huff's critically acclaimed science fiction film 'Cyxork 7', in which Lloyd Kaufman, the president of Troma Entertainment and creator of 'The Toxic Avenger' interviews actor Ray Wise of 'Twin Peaks' and 'Reaper'!'Cyxork 7' hits the shelves later this month, courtesy of Troma Team Video!
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 KLAPmovie Bill Tcherno aka Julien Deniau
from Dailymotion - most recent videos
July 17, 2008
When life goes toxic. Barcelona looks different sometimes... Actor : Julien Deniau, Oualid Ben salem, Shaun Sayles, Los Gipsy de la Playa. Film by Kamel Gondry for KLAP clothing co. CREATIVE LABEL Film soon on KLAPSHOP.COMAuthor: KLAPTV Tags: KLAP SKATEBOARD BARCELONA GAZ tcherno bastien salabanzi LUCAS Bill AYAD MULHOUSE film toxic puzzle 411 transworld GRAFF SKATE FREESTYLE RAP HIP HOP cole chris paris AGAINST Andrew MACBA tricks tshirt Posted: 17 July 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1
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 th Inbred - A Family Affair 1986
from YouTube :: Videos by gramel77
July 14, 2008
4 Songs from th Inbred's Family Affair 19986 1. Exercise 1 2. Fool's Paradise 3. Middle Class Refugees 4. Dead Time Walt told me about these guy in 87, great music most people didn't seem to know about back then. Author: gramel77 Keywords: th inbred family affair hardcore punk rock music virginia toxic shock records Added: July 14, 2008
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 Climate Change Impacts on America
from The Radio Ecoshock Show
July 14, 2008
Ecoshock Show 080815 Top IPCC organizer & U of Arizona Professor Jonathan Overpeck speech at Washington U. given on April 1st, 2008. After updating the world climate report, Overpeck predicts climate impacts on North America. His focus, on the two worst climate problems for America: 1. Rising seas. More than half of Americans live within 50 miles of the sea coast. Many American cities, like New York, and States, like Florida, may be flooded by rising seas (plus storm surges) within the experience of our children - or sooner. The implications are enormous. 2. The drying of the West. Already well underway. Dry soils, and 20 percent of normal rainfall this spring (and hot temperatures) are behind the North California fires we now know. Overpeck explains why tree species are dying, and the great droughts that have driven humans from the South West in the past. This time, we have triggered this phenomenon, as the Jet Stream moves North, the former rains move with it. Overpeck gives a clear explanation, with predictions for Americans that sound to me a lot like what has hit Southern Australia. The possibility of centuries-long drought. 1 hour CD Quality 56 MB or Lo-Fi 14 MB. Production Notes: 30 second music bed for station ID at 30:14
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Methane Burps & Tele-Everything
from The Radio Ecoshock Show
July 14, 2008
Ecoshock Show 080808 Guest host KMO from C-Realm podcast interviews David M. Bushnell, Chief Scientist from NASA Langley Research Center. Lots of doom, but really good solutions too. Thanks to KMO for sharing this rare interview. 1 hour CD Quality 56 MB or Lo-Fi 14 MB Production Notes: 30 second music bed for station ID at 33 min
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ENDLESS SUMMER
from The Radio Ecoshock Show
July 12, 2008
Ecoshock Show 080801 Surf is up and the heat is on. We begin with a review of the UK climate activist scene. Hear a representative of "Rising Tide" describe British climate protests, including boarding coal trains headed for a massive polluting power station. Courtesy of RiseUp! Radio - a community program from Nottingham England. We also hear a short clip from a new/old climate radio program coming out of London, called "The Two Degrees Show". Phil England has been doing this program for a couple of years, and it just got new funding, for a new series. In the re-opener he interviews a top UK climate scientist to get the latest juice, and goes after government administrators to see how they resolve the conflict between proclaimed carbon reduction goals - versus the construction of new highways and everlasting airport construction. That is broadcast from Radiance FM, the finest alternative radio station in the UK. Radio Ecoshock tries to keep track of climate activism at least in the English-speaking world, and this week's review of the UK scene balances our previous coverage from Canada, the United States, and Australia. Then we go to a hot speech by Canadian scientist and broadcaster Dr. David Suzuki. He's worried about where all the wild things will go, as the climate shifts too rapidly out from under them. Suzuki became known to millions as the brilliant scientist who educated us all with the television program "The Nature of Things" (which is still broadcast all over the world in re-runs). Now 70 something, Dr. Suzuki heads his own environmental advocacy group, the David Suzuki Foundation, based in British Columbia. This speech, where David doesn't hold back much! - was recorded in Toronto by our fellow posse recording friend, John Paul Warren. Excellent job John Paul, and thanks for sending this one in. If you want to capture important speech and events in your city or town, take a look at our "How to Record for Radio" page on the Ecoshock web site. It all helps. This is the Radio Ecoshock Show for August 1st, 2008 - sent out early because Alex Smith is on vacation. He is, "with Nature." 1 hour CD Quality 56 MB or Lo-Fi 14 MB Production Notes: 30 second music bed for station ID at 29:34 Song "Endless Summer" by Ghostly Penguin Display.
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Coping With Climate Change
from The Radio Ecoshock Show
July 12, 2008
Ecoshock Show 080725 How can we face it? 2 interviews: Pulitzer prize winner Catherine Ellison, and climate/nuclear historian Spencer Weart. Catherine Ellison is one of America's top reporters. She caught me attention again when she wrote about the difficulty of telling kids about climate change. What should we tell them? What should we tell ourselves. We discuss that, and also a bit on her earlier book "The Mommy Brain" - on how giving birth and raising children actually stimulated parts of the brain. A little on women, and how they handle the stress of climate change, too. Catherine is just a smart, stimulating, grounded person - I loved doing the interview with her. Spencer Weart is someone who educated and tortured me, with his book "Nuclear Fear". I had a lot of resistance to the book. Partly it is because Weart is a nuclear physicist, in fact he's a top member of the nuclear scientists organization. In the book, he analyzed why we were so terrified of this new technology. The images of mad scientists, and other quasi-religious fears that have always been with us. Ostensibly, Weart is trying to exorcise these demons, so we can all build new nuclear plants, or something. In fact though, the book turns out to be a kind of psychological cleanser for a lot of Cold War fears, built into our psyches. And Weart himself admits nuclear tech scares him too, at times. I recommend the book, even though I dislike (hate) nuclear weapons, and nuclear power. But the real reason I called Spencer Weart: he is also an environmental historian. His book "The Discovery of Global Warming" explains how we rose to consciousness on this subject. It's also handy for the new generation of students, who know less about how we got here. How did our ideas about climate change develop? Weart knows. That's why I though he would be a good interview, knowing how to cope with both nuclear fear, and with climate change. How does he do it? It was a good chat, with helpful info, and that's why I'm running it again, just as the news about possible complete extinction of our species looms closer to possibility. (See previous Ecoshock programs, like "Climate Criminals" on James Hansen, and "A Warning from the Past" with Dr. Andrew Glikson...) This is an updated replay from our 2007 season. 1 hour CD Quality 56 MB or Lo-Fi 14 MB Our one and only re-run of the year. Not because we don't have enough good audio, but because it's time to heal ourselves, somewhat. Many of our newer listeners would have missed this show. Production Notes: Music "Mother Earth" by Shane Philip (Canadian content)
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