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Previous podcasts:
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This month on Waste Not, Want Not, Conserving the Last Best Place, its relationships and the wild. We’ll talk to licensed professional counselor Geral Blanchard, author of "Grizzly Lessons: oexisting with Bears and Wolves," and we’ll feature a memorial essay by Bozeman Author Scott Bishke about the love and partnership of wilderness advocates Florence and Ken Baldwin. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/wnwn0207.mp3 |
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This month on Waste Not, Want Not, we’re exploring education and the wild. We’ll talk to well-known nature and science writer Gary Ferguson, go on a field trip to Yellowstone National Park with the Yellowstone Association Institute, and hear about the Wilderness Institute at the University of Montana. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/WNWN1206.mp3 |
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This month on Waste Not, Want Not: Conserving the Last Best Place, we’ll take a look at just what role environment and conservation issues are playing in this year’s election season. Our guests will include Courtney Lowrey, Managing Editor of the online news portal NewWest.Net, David Crisp, Editor and Publisher of the Billings Outpost, Jennifer McKee, reporter with the Lee State Bureau in Helena and Theresa Keaveny, Executive Director of Montana Conservation Voters. |
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Tue, 31 Oct 2006 12:58:42 -0700 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/WNWNOctober06.mp3 |
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This month on Waste Not, Want Not: Conserving the Last Best Place, we’ll take a look at just what role environment and conservation issues are playing in this year’s election season. Our guests will include Courtney Lowrey, Managing Editor of the online news portal NewWest.Net, David Crisp, Editor and Publisher of the Billings Outpost, Jennifer McKee, reporter with the Lee State Bureau in Helena and Theresa Keaveny, Executive Director of Montana Conservation Voters. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/ |
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A LIVE call-in program with Bruce Farling of Montana Trout Unlimited, Sherm Anderson of Sun Mountain Lumber and Greg Munther, consulting scientist. Learn the ins and outs of the groundbreaking approach to Wilderness designation AND logging - and it all started right here in Montana! |
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Thu, 24 Aug 2006 13:41:14 -0600 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/WNWNLiveDeerlodgeStrategy.mp3 |
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This month on Waste Not, Want Not, Conserving the last Best Place, we’ll find out what’s going on this summer with Mercury, a controversial toxic substance that has industry and advocacy groups sparring over rules and research. Then we’ll present our fourth segment in this years’ ongoing series, People and the Wild. This time we’ll be exploring Wilderness and WILDLIFE. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/WNWN JUNE 2006.mp3 |
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Originally known as Eostre (or Astarte) by pre-Christian Europeans, it was a celebration of Spring, fertility, and rebirth. As we begin this season of renewal, we find that Montana musicians, like musicians everywhere, find inspiration in this time of year. |
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Fri, 2 Jun 2006 16:19:31 -0600 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 63 easter.mp3 |
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Stuart Weber is a fourth generation Montana native who performs the classics with virtuosity while his original pieces interpret the natural environment with melodic inspiration and sensitivity. Although his history with the guitar began at age eleven, he had no formal training until his apprenticeship with the legendary Christopher Parkening at age 26. Weber quickly developed classical sensibilities and techniques that would help define his guitar playing. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 65 weber.mp3 |
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This week it’s Horse songs. From Lame Deer to Troy, there are a lot of Montana musicians who are singing songs about horses. Montana and horses have a long history that long predates statehood. In fact, Spanish Mustangs first arrived in these parts several decades before the United States was formed. |
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Fri, 2 Jun 2006 16:16:53 -0600 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 66 horses.mp3 |
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This week it’s Storytellers. From Red Lodge to Kalispell, there are a lot of Montana musicians who are telling stories in song. There are a number of songs that I’ve been wanting to play for a while, but either didn’t fit conveniently into a theme, or seemed just too long to allow for as many songs as possible. Most of these songs fall into the storytelling ballad category. Well, this week, we’re going to listen to several of them. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 67 storytellers.mp3 |
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This month on Waste Not Want Not: Conserving the Last Best Place - electronic waste recycling and Wilderness economics. We’ll talk to the owner of Tatooine Electronics Recycling, a brand new business in Billings that’s got everyone cleaning out their garages. On our People and the Wild series this month, we explore the intersection of big W wilderness with our regional economy and find out what one business group is doing to take advantage of – and give advantage to – wild places. |
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Fri, 2 Jun 2006 15:46:23 -0600 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/WNWN APRIL 2006 .mp3 |
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Humorous Montana Songs: In recognition of April Fools Day, we’ll listen to a dozen funny songs. Some of them are by performers who primarily perform humorous material; others may do more serious stuff, throwing in the occasional comic relief to help keep things in balance. |
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April 2, 2006 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 61 humor 2.mp3 |
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Jeni Fleming Trio: For the next hour we will listen to the magical performances of Bozeman’s Jeni Fleming Trio, one of Montana’s finest musical ensembles. Centered on the seamless voice of Jeni Fleming, a classically trained pianist and former Miss Montana, who has found her true calling as a vocalist. The trio is rounded out by Jeni’s husband, Jake Fleiming, who is equally talented on guitar and saxophone, and bassist Chad Langford, who is also an accomplished composer and arranger. |
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March 26, 2006 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 60 jeni.mp3 |
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Montana Songs of Spring: The first day of spring, the Equinox, is the midpoint between the winter and summer solstices. We experience 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness. Originally known as Eostre to pre-Christian Europeans, before it was co-opted by their conquerors for celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. As we begin this season of renewal and rebirth, we find that Montana musicians, like musicians everywhere, find inspiration in this time of year. |
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March 19, 2006 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 59 spring.mp3 |
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Montana Celtic Music: From singers and songwriters to pipers and fiddlers, there are a lot of Montana musicians who are playing Celtic music. In recognition of St. Patrick’s Day, we’ll listen to the music of Ireland, Scotland and Wales, via the descendants of immigrants and folks who just like the music. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 58 celtic 2.mp3 |
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Montana Country Music - This week we are going to start on the far eastern edge of the Montana prairie with the country singing of James Daniel Devine, and work our way west to the mountains with Jack Gladstone, of the Blackfeet Nation. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 57 country 3.mp3 |
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Montana Country Music - This week we are going to start on the far eastern edge of the Montana prairie with the country singing of James Daniel Devine, and work our way west to the mountains with Jack Gladstone, of the Blackfeet Nation. |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/mm 57 country 3.mp3 |
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This month on Waste Not Want Not: singing mice, Wilderness safety and conservation politics. We will talk to researcher Dr. Tim Holy about his discovery of mouse songs and his Montana roots. We will take a look at backcountry safety in the second installment of our new series focusing on People and the Wild. And finally, we will talk to Theresa Keaveny of Montana Conservation Voters about the voting patterns of our congressional delegation as revealed in the recently published National Environmental Scorecard. And of course, we will close the show with the mesmerizing poetry of Waste Not Want Not Poet Laureate Donna Davis. |
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Wed, 5 Apr 2006 15:13:36 -0600 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/wnwn0306.mp3 |
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This month on Waste Not Want Not, we begin a new series focusing on People and the Wild. In this program we will hear about the past, the present and the future of the American conservation ethic, presented through the lens of wildlife management, public lands policy and wilderness legislation in Montana. Also on the show, we stop in the newly reopened, much expanded Good Earth Market of Billings. |
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Fri, 24 Feb 2006 17:31:59 -0700 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/wnwn0206.mp3 |
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Its winter and nighttime is quiet in the absence of insect songs to lull us to sleep. With the spring hatch only three months away, it's a good time to pick up the latest field guides in order to be good and ready when the bugs return. This month on WNWN, we'll talk to Billings-based scientific illustrator and biologist Ralph Scott about his new Field Guide to Grasshoppers, Katydids and Crickets. Also on the show, we present our eighth and final installment of this year�s water series. In it we'll examine water and recreation and find out how climate change might affect our recreational options in the future. |
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Fri, 24 Feb 2006 17:24:14 -0700 |
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http://www.museco.org/blog/podcast/podcasts/wnwn1205.mp3 |
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