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It's hard to enjoy your life nowadays. Life is good, but living is hard sometimes. We explore how you can live a decent life in this world as it is today as a beacon of hope and joy for all the world to see.
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Oral history of U.S. Underground dance music & club culture... Covering the history of House, Disco, Techno, & Rave from the regional prospectives of New York, Chicago, Detroit, and LA/San Francisco. Interviews will cover a range of topics from different perspectives within the culture: Dancers, Dj's, Promoters, Club Patrons & Staff, Ravers ,and Journalists
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In this podcast, climate change will be discussed in multiple areas going to why it’s important to how it is affecting us. You’ll be able to see the topic of climate change from different sources of information, like NASA, Fridays For Future, Green Peace and multiple others. Given to you by Renee and Isabella
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Welcome to our #PEPR Virtual World Tour. Planet Earth Planet Rap is part of Chuck D's (Public Enemy) And You Don't Stop! radio show and has been for over 11 years. We have played and talked about Hip-Hop from all continents, but now is time to invite some of our favourite artists from around the world on the couch and have a good conversation with them. Hope you enjoy the episodes. You can watch the videos of each episode on the RSTV app (https://www.rstvapp.com/) and find the audio where yo ...
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Down to Earth: The Planet to Plate Podcast

Quivira Coalition and Radio Cafe

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Down to Earth is a podcast about regenerative agriculture, and it’s for everyone who eats. We invite you to meet the people shaping a healthier food system—farmers, ranchers, scientists, land managers, writers, and many others. Designing a future that draws on both tradition and innovation, they’re on a mission to change the paradigm so that the food we eat is healthy and long-term sustainable—for families and growers, for wildlife and water, for climate and planet. downtoearthradio.com
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Seed Savers Exchange is a small non-profit that's making a big difference. For a half century, they've been saving seeds, getting them out into gardens, telling their stories––and cultivating biodiversity that has been badly diminished with the rise of corporate agriculture and seed production. Located in Decorah, Iowa, Seed Savers has a large farm…
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Welcome to our show. It is time, I think, for us to take a step backward in history. We must visit the time before anger, hatred, racism, and religious bigotry, if we want a world that works for all of us and the only way to do that, is to explore our own roots as found in the Gods of ancestors. www.nextstepcoaching.mysite.com…
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For the Sixth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I'm joined by guest Garth Wynne-Jones representing stories from San Francisco. We discuss a range of topics including his formative clubbing experiences in the English Raregroove & House music scenes , the early 90's San Francisco rave scene, and the origins and evolution of rave institutio…
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Have you left Christianity or other fundamentalist religons? Perhaps you miss them, or maybe you hate them now. Maybe you are grieving and thinking there is no hope, not realizing that you have come to the end of religion which is the very place where religion was trying to bring you. Join us as we explore these things together. For more info on us…
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Dirt Capital Partners takes a "slow money" perspective on investing, helping farmers get land access and regenerate not only the soil but also their communities. Their goal is to not only transform how agriculture is done in the US, but how investing itself is done, by focusing on the real impact of investment, and the good––or harm––that it does t…
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Matt Skoglund grew up in the suburbs of Chicago, went to law school, and for ten years worked for the Natural Resources Defense Council doing policy work to protect bison in Yellowstone. Always happy in the outdoors and with an interest in both hunting and conservation, he started a bison ranch in 2018 near Bozeman, Montana. North Bridger Bisonis a…
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There are so many things hindering from being our true selves in the world. They make us use our power to keep ourselves in chains instead of liberating ourselves. What are the answers? How do we break free? Listen to the answers to this question right here. Visit our website at www.nextstepcoaching.mysite.com to learn more.…
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After all the centuries we haven't begun to understand that the problem with all of our socities are the liars who find a way to put themselves in places of power. We look outside ourselves we, blame every other group in the world for what is going bad, but we never look on the inside and see that those various people who are preaching fear of the …
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For the fifth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I’m joined by guest Abbie Adams representing stories from New Jersey. We discuss a range of topics including her formative experiences in the New York clubs of the 70’s & 80s, the origins and evolution of Movin records, Tony Humphries, Zanzibar, and the House sound of New Jersey. “As one of…
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Will Harris's ranch, White Oak Pastures in Bluffton, Georgia, has been in the Harris family for over 150 years. His ancestors had a polyculture farm, but when industrial tools came to ranching, his father, and then Will, went all in––corporate ranching allowed their family to make a good living. But one day, in a life-changing moment of clarity, Ha…
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For the fourth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I'm joined by guest Adriel Thornton representing stories from Detroit. We discuss a range of topics from his 30+ years of experience as a rave promoter, event and festival producer. Other highlights include the origins of the first raves he threw at 1515 Broadway, and his core residents : …
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Austin Frerick grew up in Iowa, which in his youth had a robust regional food system that offered abundant produce and meat from family farms. But because of one "baron"––that's the name Frerick calls the men whose monopolistic corporations profoundly reshape markets and communities––rural areas were hollowed out, farmers were driven off their farm…
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For the third episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories I'm joined by guest King Britt representing stories from Philadelphia, New Jersey, New York, and San Diego. We discuss a range of topics from his from his 30+ year career as a Dj and Producer, his experiences in the club and rave scene in Philadelphia in the 80's & 90's, Silk City - Back 2 B…
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In 1985 Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, and Neil Young organized a concert to benefit farmers and spread awareness of the crisis U.S. farmers were facing. The concert raised $7 million and spread awareness across the country. Since then Farm Aid has become a force advocating for farmers, promoting healthy, farm-grown food, providing a hotline and r…
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Some of the things you hear on YouTube and the radio get close, but are not the complete truth. Many of the spiritual teachers get close, but don't tell you the complete truth because they've never experienced it. They have the right look, or they have a lot of charisma. They have a lot of good sponsors and they know how to play themselves up to ge…
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Nick Mendoza grew up in a cattle ranching family in New Mexico, but when he moved to San Diego he fell in love with the ocean and got hooked on fish and marine science. Taking the lessons from regenerative cattle production to the oceans, he studied Environmental and Marine Resources at Stanford University, and earned a graduate degree in graduate …
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Welcome to our show. We are back again, as usual. We are being Shadow Banned on many venues, so be sure to share this show with friends and relatives. I guess we are giving you the type of truths that can help you be self sufficient and empowered to empower your communities. There are those who don't want that. This recording is based on the idea t…
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You can't wait until you are rich to live your life. You can't even wait until you're financially secure to do it. You have to spread your wings and fly now, hoping that the money will follow. You can find ways to save, work side jobs, do things on the internet while sticking to a budget that allows you to do the extra jobs for fun, not necessity i…
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For the second episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories I'm joined by guest DJ Heather representing stories from Chicago. We discuss a range of topics from the celebration of her 35 year DJ career, her experiences in the Chicago House Music Scene of the 80's and 90's, working at Gramophone records, as well as her experiences over the years as a …
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Carbon credits were designed as a market mechanism to incentivize projects that sequester carbon and reduce carbon emissions. The idea is to pay people who are doing climate friendly projects, and sell credits to emitters. But do they work? Is there independent verification that carbon is really being sequestered? What does it mean when people are …
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It's hard to make it with all of the political craziness going on today, but we have the power to hold on and to make our lives work. The most important thing is to never give up. Hold onto your hope, dreams, and all that is good so that you will prosper even in the worst of times. www.nextstepcoaching.mysite.com…
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The time has come. Stop struggling, stop fighting for the things that other people tell you you want. Stop fighting to be someone people tell you you are and be yourself. Living now is the most important in our society you need money or resources to do so. Here we focus on telling you how to get those resources. Visit our links below to find out ho…
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Katherine Miller, author of At The Table: The Chef's Guide To Advocacy, began her work toward a healthier food system with a deep background in political advocacy. She trains chefs to use their position as influencers to make change on issues like healthy and regenerative food sourcing, food waste, sustainability, fair wages, anti-sexism and -racis…
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We face challenging times today. Though tragic things may happen, there opportunity for freedom and growth is always right there along side of the tragedy. What will we do? Will we ride the sled to the death and destruction of all that we know that is good, or help destroy the evil that has pushed us toward self destruction and insist that we hold …
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What do we really need to do to live joyful lives? Maybe it's time to start listening to our own Hearts instead of what other people tell us. Maybe it's time to learn to dance and sing in the face of danger, pain, and suffering. Mostly, maybe it's time to spread or wings and fly. We can that right now, if we take the chance.…
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This is a reading from the book, Journal of the Seeker, by Om Prakash Gilmore. For other chapters visit our YouTube Channel @wocg, or just type in Journal of the Seeker on YouTube since someone has set up a duplicate channel using our name. You can also go to www.nextstepcoaching.mysite.com to get the link and learn more about the things we are doi…
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Beehives take up little space on the land, but, like other livestock, bees need space to roam, and they need a varied diet. Beekeeper Melanie Kirby is a "landless farmer," who sets up her beehives on farms and ranches, where the bees can thrive and the agrarians can take advantage of their pollination services. In fact pollination services have bec…
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Debut episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories. This episode features an interview with guest Richard Alvarez - Artist, Door Person, and a fixture in the NYC downtown club & House music scene for decades. We discuss a range of topics from his experiences in legendary 80's NYC clubs including Paradise Garage, Mudd Club, Danceteria, and Area. As w…
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Welcome to our show. We have moved from blog talk radio to this station, where we'll be talking about not only how to develop yourself mentally physically and spiritually, but also how to create economic health. Thank you for being with us it's always a pleasure and be sure to check out some of our other programs on this station under the heading L…
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Wow! There is so much going on in the world that we miss most of the time. We seem to be trapped in the religion of Material Science thinking that all exists is what we can see touch and measure. I call it a religion because science has proven long ago that the universe is made up of energy, not solid objects. We are going to explore the esoteric i…
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We can overcome the ugliness with our beauty, the darkness with the light, and the ignorance in the world with our wisdom. The great thing about life is that we have the power to do this and always have. That's always remember that Life on Planet Earth it's about joy, and pleasure, and peace. We do this we break free of the human form that has been…
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Anica Wong is Quivira Coalition's communications director and she had the idea for an "ask me anything" episode with Down to Earth host Mary-Charlotte Domandi ... and here it is! Listeners asked questions and we answered as best we could, in a wide-ranging discussion about everything from to Anica's urban farm to our favorite podcasts to Plato's Re…
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At one time the United States reached its peak. We were living out the constitution for the first time in the history of this nation in the late 60s and early 70s, but that was done away with quickly. What can we do when the Rogues. What can we do when we're living in a world where the rogues have taken over and they're spreading their hatred and f…
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Photographer Sally Thomson's gorgeous new book of photographs and texts, Homeground, is a deep exploration of rangelands in the Southwest––landscapes, livestock, water, wildlife, and the stewards who keep the land thriving. With her deep background in landscape architecture, conservation, and land use planning, Thomson photographs in ways that reve…
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In the final episode of The Planet Earth Podcast, Mike Gunton and the Planet Earth team share their own thoughts on the pressures our planet is facing today, and how we might change our behaviours to protect it. Contributors from across the series including Emma Napper, Abdullah Kahn, Steve Greenwood and Sir David Attenborough open up about what it…
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There comes a time when our lives, life itself needs to be aligned with the way we are living. We are taught how to live. We follow along with these teaching sometimes and we end up having lives that seem miserable, when all the beauty and wonder in the universe is right there right in front of us. On this show we discussed how we can grab onto tha…
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As the natural world faces unprecedented pressures, who are the conservation heroes working on the front line to protect our most precious species? Mike Gunton hears from BBC Factual Commissioner Jack Bootle on why human stories are so important to the Planet Earth brand, while conservationist Carla Daniel shares how she makes sure sea turtles rema…
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Everytime there is a deficit there is a cure. Perhaps we are the ones who are the cure for the negativity taking place in the world. This is something to think about, isn't it? It is also something we can do something about. We can change ourselves in order to become agents of change instead of those driven by the waves of the sorted and the powerf…
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What would Planet Earth be without the incredible sounds – both real and designed – that help bring the natural world to life? From vultures feasting on bones to the wonderful voice of Sir David. Mike Gunton talks to sound recordist Chris Watson about the techniques used to capture sounds on location, while dubbing mixer Graham Wild shares some of …
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How have high-tech drones, digital cameras and slow-motion technology changed the way the Planet Earth team films the natural world? Mike Gunton speaks to Innovation Producer Colin Jackson about finding the right equipment for the right story, and filmmaker Theo Webb describes the difficulty of drone-flying in a cave system. Sir David Attenborough …
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Erik Ohlsen author of The Regenerative Landscaper, is helping people, municipalities, companies, and farms create thriving landscapes at every scale––and cultivate native plants, wildlife, and food. His new book, The Regenerative Landscaper: Design and Build Landscapes That Repair the Environment, deeply explores the theory and hands-on practice of…
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