Asher Stern and Our Satori is featured in this episode of American Songwriter. Asher Stern on guitar and vocals, Aaron Glass, bass, and Mike Pinette, cajon. Becky Sanders hosts.
Media Watch on Hunger and Poverty
Milking “Buttercup” the Cow
“The faster you go in the beginning, the more milk you get. Beginning milkers have a rough time because of this.” Alexandra King, co-owner of Inspiration Farm shows how she milks the family cow, Buttercup. A stall holds the Jersey cow in place while being milked.
The Maine Lobster Boat-Its evolution
This presentation by Jon B. Johansen, Publisher and Editor of "Maine Coastal New" and director of International Marine Library was given at the Annual History Conference of the Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport Maine on October 22, 2011. The title of the conference was: Maine Boats & Builders-Old Ways & New
What’s Left for the weeks of April 20 to May 3
This week, episode 19 of What's Left takes (for the most part) a break from the hopes and pains of the world to note our 6th anniversary: The first episode of the show, then called Left Side of the Aisle (which went 261 episodes before I finally got fed up with the assumption that I am an establishment, partisan Democrat and changed the name), was recorded on April 20, 2011.
OVOC Hell and High Water
Mark Lowery, Climate Policy Analyst in DEC Office of Climate Change, will describe anticipated future effects, the level of greenhouse gas emissions, reductions needed to avoid catastrophic effects, New York State climate change programs in the context of international and federal efforts, and the state's support for municipalities that wish to reduce emissions and adapt to unavoidable effects of climate change.
Archaeology Reading Indian Artifacts
So you think that stone artifact is an arrowhead. Think again. Lenny Murphy, a member of the Maine Archaeological Society, discusses his theory of how many projectile points were really used. Wayne Shedd joins Lenny as they discuss how that arrowhead is really a "finger tool."
What’s Left for the week of April 13 to 19
This week, Episode 18 of What's Left has Good News about advancing the cause of tuition-free college, a cavalcade of Clowns, offers evidence that militarism has been unleashed as national policy, and more! What's Left is news and commentary from the perspective of the radical nonviolent American left. The aim is to rouse and inspire, to promote action by putting events into an ethical context. Because we aim to be contemporary, usually only the last several episodes will be available here. For...
Haven Falls Horror Fixx_FREAKS
Octavian Hallow presents Tod Browning's 1932 "Freaks" with a "Bitz n Pieces" and "EEE-Mail" segments and a warning not to make fun of the little people in the film. An episode of "The Andy Griffith Horror Show" is also featured for horrified laughs.
What’s Left for February 2 to 8
This week, episode 11 of What's Left considers what faces us, celebrates resistance, and updates and reprises our "Rules of Rightwing Debate" to "inoculate ourselves against the sea of nonsense in which others will try to drown us," which is a really lovely mixed metaphor.
China’s New Silk Road
He is the CEO of Beijing Moze International Culture Development, and an expert on the implementation of China’s “One Belt, One Road” policy.
Media Watch on Hunger and Poverty Episode: Yemen2
Yemen is one of Four (4) nations in the World, currently facing a FAMINE. Famines are considerably worse than just sporadic starvation, if you can believe that. This famine is caused exclusively by the war being forced on Yemenby it's rich,large neighbor, Saudi Arabia. Using US weapons and US military advisors and logistical support,Saudi Arabia has driven Yemen to the brink of annihilation, by means of a famine, enforced by a land and sea blockade.
FTA Filing Away At Life’s Truths
World Champion Nail Artistry - Tina Panariello The Tears, The Triumph and The Truth of The Matter Being The Best Take's Time, Practice & Determination Just keep filing away at the rough edges ... Keep Asking Questions
Vaccines & Autism
Do vaccines cause autism? A discussion with Meredith Wadman, author of "The Vaccine Race".
Love, Intelligence and Art — Musings on the Natural World
Derrick Jensen reflects on the bird and frog songs he loves, and the richness of longtime relationships with natural places where one lives. By contrast, and especially in cities, our sensory input is largely mediated by machines (computers, television, radio, cars, etc.) Being surrounded only by human input, it can be very easy to forget there’s a real world — the natural world not created and controlled by humans. In his latest book "The Myth of Human Supremacy", he notes that unquestioned...
Baseball Clinic #2 – Pitching with Jerry Edwards
Pitching instruction with UNC-Greensboro coach Jerry Edwards
FTA The Art of Face Painting
Our Kid's Rule Reporter - Camila, interviews Face/Body Painter Artist Judy Tyler of Our Creative Imagining's And received tips just for "you" on how to get the perfect look, for a Summer filled with Festivals!
The 911 Commission
A discussion on the 911 Commission Report with commission staff member Doug MacEachin, former Deputy Director for Intelligence at the CIA.
Painting in Oils II
"Loose Painting in Oils" - Artists and non artists alike will enjoy watching Carol Hallock paint beautiful live oak trees, a picket fence and shadows as she makes it seem incredibly easy and fast. Watch as Carol Hallock paints with easy to learn demonstrations for beginning to advanced painters. Techiniques are demonstrated showing how to develop a loose stroke, stop sweating the details and using contrast, color and composition to achieve maximum "OOOMPH".
One Belt One Road UnderstandingChina
A beginning explanation of China’s One Belt, One Road policy, so the world can understand China better.
Calvin’s Corner – Winter
Calvin's Corner is a show for preschoolers hosted by a puppet named Calvin and featuring nursery rhymes, stories and songs performed by puppets.
Calvin’s Corner – Mary Had A Little Lamb
Mary Had a Little Lamb: Preschoolers and their caregivers will laugh watching the puppet, Candy, recite Mary Had a Little Lamb while being interrupted by puppets, Calvin and Steve. Then watch as the puppets sing this classic nursery rhyme.
On Eternal Patrol: The Story of the USS Thresher
The USS Thresher was built at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The piece contains footage of Portsmouth NH then and now, the Shipyard itself and the Piscataqua River she called home. Also included are interviews with designers, sub sailors, civilians and family members. 129 families spread across America were affected by this tragic tale.
Equal Rights Amendment: A Review of “Equal Means Equal”
Kamala Lopez, producer of "Equal Means Equal" and advocate of the Equal Rights Amendment, discusses the film with Cathy Reisenwitz of Sex and the State.
OVOC Inaugurate the Resistance P1
Trump's pro-billionaire agenda and plans to wage war on the environment, deport three million immigrants, undermine public sector unions, and nominate a reactionary Supreme Court justice are not just idle threats. Yet the neoliberal leaders of the Democratic Party cannot stop Trump now, anymore than during the election. How can we build powerful mass movements capable of decisively defeating the right and providing a real alternative for ordinary working people, immigrants, LGBTQ people and...