This week from KCRW Studios, Los Angeles.
Le Show - January 3, 2010
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sound collage practitioner and enthusiast, writer and musician, positively addicted to a variegation of media.
There are seven people in norelpref’s collective.
This week from KCRW Studios, Los Angeles.
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The MMR doesn’t cause autism. Duh. But it does protect from autism. WTH?
Sorry this is so late but Libsyn was down from Thursday till Sunday afternoon. It's so very Christmassy It'll be like having the holiday last an extra long time!
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December 27, 2009
Main Topic: Our 2009 Year in Review Music This week’s podsafe music: “Auld Lang Syne/Happy New Year” by J.E.L.L.i
Main topic This week we look back at some of the trends of 2009 and offer a few thoughts on what to look out for in the coming year
This week A Very Spatial Podcast is sponsored by ESRI.
The 2010 ESRI Federal User Conference will take place in Washington, D.C., February 17-19, 2010. The FedUC is an excellent forum for you to see first-hand how GIS technology can help your agency meet directives and increase operational efficiency. Register to attend at www.esri.com/feduc.
from KCRW in Los Angeles
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61 minutes of the usual loopy guitar and cut-ups. And not a speck of Xmas-ness.
17 years ago! This one is a mix of recordings from various SubGenius shows at various stations, including KPFA's Puzzling Evidence and Cleveland's WCSB from long before the SubGenius Foundation moved to Cleveland! You'll hear people who have long since been unpersoned, and much younger voices of people you now think of as old. There's also some great kook, prank-call and Bad Music material for the bulldada collectors. Hopefully you will be inspired to donate to the WCSB.org pledge drive coming up next week. We could all use a donation, actually. DID I MENTION that there is a SubGenius devival with the Amino Acids in Detroit this November 28, and weekly devivals in Chicago all through December? No? Well, see subgenius.com events for details. And with that, we hop into the wayback machine and vanish, backwards!
Jamye returns and picks a Jackass of the Week.
Rich announces a listener contest—have Worst Christmas Ever!
Update on cheerleader Bible signs at high-school games in Georgia. Man fired for wearing a religious button in Georgia, USA.
More UN free speech follies. In the UK, efforts to repeal the crime of religious libel in Northern Ireland and to remove references to Christianity in the written constitution of British overseas territories.
A replica of Stonehenge in Texas faces criticism. Your emails.
And much, much more.
Cryptozoological creatures like Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and the Chupacabra have fascinated and inspired monster hunters for generations, providing endless reports of sightings, unverified film footage and blurry photographs to feed the public imagination. Thankfully, this kind of speculation and storytelling has also given rise to a new generation of skeptical investigators who use the tools of science to dig into monster claims. This week on Skepticality, Derek & Swoopy talk with Benjamin Radford, Dr. Karen Stollznow, and Blake Smith â the team from the podcast MonsterTalk.
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Public radio's Jesse Thorn talks about his new web series "Put This On", a show for men who want to dress like grown ups. In the course of this freewheeling, semi-erotic conversation, Jesse busts myths about men's style, including myths about when it's appropriate to wear spats over your Air Jordans, when to slap on a tie (both bow and unbow), why you have time to dress well if you have time to make yourself not smell like poop, and just how amazing the graphics are on your 3DO.
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