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Tuesday, February 08, 2011
EcoCentric - February 8, 2011
From inspiring and incredible youth projects to big changes in BC, you will hear a variety of sustainability issues in this hour. Robyn Sheppard, a teacher at LVRogers highschool in Nelson will speak about Project Turquoise Snowflake which is a film poised to hit the stage at the Toronto International Film Fest with greater sustainability impacts beyond. Later in the hour, Martin Carver, a water resource and land management expert will inform about the new BC Water Sustainabiltiy Act and what it means for people in BC. He will outline the issues in the new Act that you should be aware of.
Liner Notes - show 23 season 8
a little light jazz some blues and a couple of country tunes, Sarah Vaughan, Bobby Darin, Tommy Edwards and many others
Download MP3 of this Episode - 1 hour
Monday, February 07, 2011
KCR Stories - KCR Stories Interviews NCRA Chair - Catherine Fisher
On this programme we interview NCRA Chair Catherine Fisher about the recent CRTC decision to revoke CKLN's broadcasting license.
Links:
CKLN's website, with a link to an online petition
CRTC Decision
Sunday, February 06, 2011
Universal Traveller - Extended Version, Big Picture, Long Term Forecast etc included
All I can say is DONT MISS THIS ONE, very empowering, Timeless too
"Brought tears of Joy and chills of truth, very empowering all around", 'amalgamated quote/response(s)' Everything under (and with-in) the Sun crammed in here! From The present to long term Astro-Cosmology reports, A dial in on, Galactic Align-meant 2012, and Terence McKenna's Time-wave zero theory (today is Terence McKenna's 'Mayan mysterious ripening Sign'), also, relationship Harmony, and overa-all Uni-verse-all harmonic principles for personally/collectively applying for overall well be-ing, and much much more.....
Download MP3 of this Episode - 2:00:00
Friday, February 04, 2011
Smalltown Shakedown - Dreams
Maybe when you think of dreams you think of Carl Jung or Sigmund Freud. Maybe you think of nightmares. Maybe you think of aspirations, goals, and hope. Maybe, like the millions of protesters in Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Jordan, and Sudan, to dream of a better life you need to dream out loud or, you’re just dreaming. And if you are just dreaming, why not dream lucidly, fully? In this hour we’ll hear songs of dreams of lovers and freedom, dreams both ecstatic and wistful.
Make Room for the Blues - make room for the blues
Etta James
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Nelson Before Nine - Jack Nisbet interview
Bill Metcalfe interviews author-naturalist Jack Nisbet about the pioneer naturalist David Douglas
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Nelson Before Nine - Students return from Oaxaca, Express Closes
Host: Mike Chapman
Guests: Nelson Becker, editor of the Express on its closing
Teachers and students in the Quest for Community program just back from Oaxaca
President of the B.C. Association of Community Newspapers on the closing of the Express
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
EcoCentric - Ecocentric Feb 1 2011
Greening up politics with the Conservation Voters of BC, Naomi Divine is a director with that organization and she is will be telling us all about how Conservation Voters of BC is helping us to influence the outcome of upcoming leadership races and elections in green way.
At the half hour, it's Oh home on the range where the health inspectors roam.
Alice Jungerdon will be on to tell us about her dairy operation in the Fraser Valley and
how the government is taking legal action against raw milk consumption.
David reid comes in at 1:50 to fill us in on whats coming up with environmental events.
And happening around the ecosociety.
Nelson Before Nine - Burlesque, CBT youth grants, homophobic bullying in schools
Host: Anna Planedin
Guests
Several young people from the Columbia Basin Trust youth grant committee
Scarlett Rose about upcoming burlesque show at the Capitol
Dr. Brian Burtch from SFU about homophobic bullying in the schools
