The DJBC Happy Hour- Show # 17: August 8, 2011
54:02 minutes (58.74 MB)
This show features mostly music, and four new "commercials/promotional spots" that fell flat...
Among the events mentioned in the Weekend Warrior:
- Festival Latino (Saturday & Sunday)
- APS Stamp Show at the Convention Center (Thursday-Sunday)
- plus others
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Freedom School - August 8, 2011
22:21 minutes (20.46 MB)
Students from a local Freedom School, who recently completed the six week program, share the experiences they have had over the summer. The show moves through a series of chants, poems, and interviews recorded by the Freedom School students to explain the activities and methods used to improve reading skills among the scholars.
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Original air date 8-5-11/ Pearl Alley Market, Marvin the Robot, and Peak Oil
57:06 minutes (52.28 MB)
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Street Fight Radio! with Brett Payne and Bryan Quinby - 8/4/2011
57:26 minutes (52.58 MB)
Bryan's going to make Brett homeless, John Kasich!, and fast food shame.
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Pamoja FM August 3rd, 2011
57:00 minutes (65.23 MB)
Dedication to the still breathing Chameleone of Kampala, UGANDA ! Artist appreciation day . Enjoy
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Man on the Street : Columbus resident Frank James talks about peak oil
12:01 minutes (11 MB)
"The population we have right now--which is 7 billion people--cannot be sustained in the future w/ the energy sources that are going to be available... oil is such a special and unique substance that there is nothing that can replace it."
He said the Green Revolution that has been a tool for helping to feed the world's ever growing population (or at least that's what conventional wisdom holds), relies heavily on copious amounts of relatively cheap petroleum.
More or less summarizing and paraphrasing ideas from William Catton Jr's book Overshoot, James said human beings are similar to other species in terms of our numbers drastically increasing as we access more and more resources and then crashing as those resources diminish.
About his own prospects in a peak oil world, James said, "I'm a pessimist. I don't see myself surviving beyond a certain point. Once people realize life-as-we-know-it is basically going to end, and we have to go back to another type of living, I think it's going to be chaos...a lot of us are just not going to make it."
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