Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
I’ve been collecting articles about the antarctic, for future use in podcasts relating to what is happening there. While my interest is in the nations with competing claims over pieces of the antarctic, I’m also interested in how global warming is speeding up the ice melting there and what happens as a result.
One story... »
Tags: US
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Tuesday, January 29th, 2008
It has been some time, since the show changed format, that I was blown away by an episode of Radio Open Source. They’ve been doing alot of arts related interviews, they being Chris Lydon, and I’ve felt the show has lost its global conversation feel. But nevermind that, today I was riding my bike... »
Tags: civilrights, history, michaelhaynes, MLK, radioopensource, US
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Monday, January 28th, 2008
This vlog entry is about the US military buildup in Guam. The government is moving its forces from Japan to this tiny island over the next 6 years, and the place already has problems supporting the military bases it has. Of course its much more complicated that this, watch the vlog.. its a... »
Tags: US
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Saturday, January 26th, 2008
January 26th is Australia day, and what a good year to talk about the land down under, where changes are taking place that have caught my attention in a positive way.
Prior to his election, I confess I didn’t know much about the new Australian PM Kevin Rudd. Observers in and around Australia said that... »
Tags: history, US
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Friday, January 25th, 2008
During my recent appearance on Yeast Radio I was asked about where I get my information, in terms of podcasts. In an effort to recommend and share my sources for reporting about the world and a wide range of issues, this program is a list of what I listen to and why.
The links... »
Tags: netherlands, US
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