August 28, 2007
Summer Lovin’
Mosquito hunting, sex and the film Shortbus, the growth of Islamic Democracy, and music from T.Nile. It’s coming to you via Hamilton, Ontario, and Dawson City, Yukon.
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Mosquito hunting, sex and the film Shortbus, the growth of Islamic Democracy, and music from T.Nile. It’s coming to you via Hamilton, Ontario, and Dawson City, Yukon.
Jazz singer Denise Pelley travels to Sudan, Keith reports from his new home, and Wayne hits the information superhighway. And it’s coming to you from the car on the way to Dawson City, Yukon.
Keith starts a bookstore, Grupo Fenix farms the sun and Woodpigeon provides the tunes
In this episode we have contest winners, Wayne raves about the iphone, Michael Winterbottom’s new film gets a good going over, and we talk about the latest big feature at rabbledocs. Check it out too.
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Vandana Shiva, speaking via video at a presentation on women and water. Co-presenters included Maude Barlowe and Starhawk. Those episodes will follow on needs no introduction.
My name is rabble radio and I’m an ecoholic. Flourescence rather than incandescence? There’s more to do than that. We’ve got organic farmers, wild frogs, and Adria Vasil on her new book.
In this episode Keith gets the buzz on bees, reel women babble about Babble, and author Rawi Hage talks about memory in Lebanon. We picnick with online tools, and The Acorn drop music from above.
We’re all about Secondlife. Imagine you’re an art dealer. Imagine you’re an architect. Imagine your name is Scooter. Imagine that!
In this episode, Judy returns from Kenya, an interview about women and leadership in Africa, and Keith ponders how to make small talk with a war on. Oh…and a bit of Gaelic too.
In this episode Wayne enjoys web composed haiku, Bon Cop Bad Cop is cinematic poetry, and a reading from author and activist Dionne Brand. Music is provided by Vancouver’s Mother Mother.
We go competitive swimming in Buddhist waters. Keith wonders if Bush is being truthful. Carol Off sheds light on chocolate production. Judy IDs the best TV around. Wayne has a better way to IM.