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In this episode of the Elevity Focus on Outcomes podcast, Aaron Rice from Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin discusses the organization's mission to combat hunger and improve food security in the region. Aaron shares insights into the innovative programs and partnerships that have been established to address food insecurity, the impact of community support, and the challenges faced in ensuring equitable food distribution. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration and the ongoing efforts to create a hunger-free Wisconsin.

La marmita del sótano huele a novedades y comenzamos con el último trabajo de The Cactus Blossoms, el grupo de Minnesota responsable del álbum “Everytime I think about you” que los trae de gira a comienzos de febrero. Suenan adelantos de los próximos discos de los franceses The Limiñanas, versionando a Phil Ochs vía Francoise Hardy, o de Dean Wareham (Luna, Galaxie 500) que vendrá de gira en abril. El histórico Neil Young lanza la tarjeta de presentación de su nuevo proyecto The Chrome Hearts.(Foto del podcast por Aaron Rice; The Cactus Blossoms)Playlist;THE CACTUS BLOSSOMS “Something’s got a hold on me”THE CACTUS BLOSSOMS “Statues”THE CACTUS BLOSSOMS “Be what I wanna”JD McPHERSON “Sunshine getaway”NICK LOWE and LOS STRAITJACKETS “Blue on blue”CARLES ESTRADA y LYNNE MARTIN “Fairytale of New YorkTHE LIMIÑANAS “Où va la chance?”Versión y Original; FRANCOISE HARDY “Où va la chance?” (1968)Versión y original; PHIL OCHS “There but for fortune” (1964)VIENNA VIENNA “John I’m only dancing”DEAN WAREHAM “You were the ones I had to betray”EARLY JAMES “Unspeakable Thing”NEIL YOUNG and THE CHROME HEARTS “Big change is coming”RAY COLLINS HOT-CLUB “The book of the golden age”Escuchar audio

For Noah Dines, life has been an uphill climb. And that is his dream come true.Dines, a 30 year-old Stowe local, is in the process of setting a new world record for human powered vertical feet skied in one year. The previous record had been 2.5 million feet set in 2016 by Aaron Rice, another Stowe skier. Dines broke Rice's record in September, then surpassed his original goal of skiing 3 million feet in October, broke 1 million meters — or 3.3 million feet — in early December, and will wrap up the year having skied 3.5 million feet.Uphill skiing is known as skinning, so named for the strips of material that attach to the bottom of skis that enable skiers to glide uphill without slipping backwards. They used to be made from seal skins, hence the name skinning. Skinning up ski area trails has become a popular form of exercise in recent years, and backcountry skiers also use skins to travel where there are no lifts.Dines began his uphill skiing quest on New Years Day 2024 just after midnight. He turned on his headlamp, snapped on his lightweight alpine touring skis and quietly skied off into the night up the trails of Stowe Mountain Resort. He has spent this year chasing snow around the world, from Vermont, to Oregon, Colorado, Europe and Chile. He has skied all but about 30 days this year. A typical day has him skiing uphill about 10,000 feet. At Stowe, that means he skis at least five round trip laps per day, often more. He will finish his quest at the end of this month and will be joined in his last days by his father, who has never skied uphill before.I met up with Noah Dines on December 17 at the base lodge at Spruce Peak at SMR. It was raining, but Dines was still skiing.“If you bail when it rains all the time, then you're not getting everything you could,” he said.Dines explained that his record quest has required “a lot of saying no” to everything from friends' weddings to having a beer, from which he has abstained. “Your response to anything has to do with, how will this affect my big year?” he said.Conceding that "the money has definitely been hard," Dines has supported himself during his year of chasing snow through sponsorships from Fischer Skis, Maloja clothing and Plink electrolyte drinks. He also raised $10,000 through a GoFundMe and has drawn down his savings.What has a year of living strenuously meant? "Friendships. I've met so many incredible people. It's meant learning how to persevere and work harder than I've ever worked before. It's meant seeing beautiful sunsets in Chile. It's meant cold mornings and crisp Alpine air. In Europe, it's meant croissants on the side of a mountain. It's meant more time with friends in Stowe."By pursuing a dream, Dines hopes that he can be a model for others. “I have a passion and I pursued it and I've pushed myself as hard as I can, and you can too,” he said. “It doesn't have to be with sports or take a year, but there's no reason that you can't set goals and meet them, that you can't push yourself just because you didn't grow up doing it.”What will the million meter man do to start 2025?“Well first and foremost, I'll take a little nap, at least for an afternoon.”

Recent advances in technology have allowed scientists to gather larger quantities of acoustic data from locations more remote than ever before. As a result, the study of animal sounds can be used to inform species or habitat conservation and natural resource management practices in new and exciting ways. In this episode, we talk to Aaron Rice of Cornell University about how acoustics can be used to advance conservation efforts, as well as how folks outside of large research universities can take part in efforts to help save the planet with science.Read the associated article: Aaron N. Rice, Marissa L. Garcia, Laurel B. Symes, and Holger Klinck. (2023) “Conservation Bioacoustics: Listening to the Heartbeat of the Earth,” Acoustics Today 19(3). https://doi.org/10.1121/AT.2023.19.3.46Try out the BirdNET app mentioned in this episode!Read more from Acoustics Today.Learn more about Acoustical Society of America Publications.Intro/Outro Music Credit: Min 2019 by minwbu from Pixabay. 

What's in this episode:It's time to say goodbye to the Why Are We Shouting? podcast. This is our last moment together after over 3 years of shouting into your earholes.Why is this the last Why Are We Shouting? episode? You'll have to tune in for the full story. But the TL:DR of it?

Someone get a translator app because the fish are ready to speak. Featuring:Lauren Hawkins, Centre for Marine Science and Technology at Curtin University. Dr Aaron Rice, Research Scientist at Cornell University. Featured sounds :Thanks to Aaron and Lauren for providing sounds as well as Professor Robert Macaulay and the Centre for Marine Science and Technology at Curtin University. Production:Ann Jones, Presenter / Producer.Petria Ladgrove, Producer.Additional mastering:  Hamish Camilleri.This episode of What the Duck?! was produced on the land of the Wadawarrung and Kaurna people.

Offshore wind farms are a sustainable option for producing energy, but little is known about their effect on fish on aquatic invertebrates. In this episode, we talk to Arthur N. Popper (University of Maryland) and Kathryn A. Williams (Biodiversity Research Institute) about research priorities to better understand how sound and vibration from wind farms may affect aquatic life.Associated paper: Arthur N. Popper, Lyndie Hice-Dunton, Edward Jenkins,   Dennis M. Higgs, Justin Krebs,   Aran Mooney,   Aaron Rice, Louise Roberts,   Frank Thomsen, Kathy Vigness-Raposa,   David Zeddies, and Kathryn A. Williams. "Offshore wind energy development: Research priorities for sound and vibration effects on fishes and aquatic invertebrates." The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 151, 205 (2022); https://doi.org/10.1121/10.0009237Read more from The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (JASA).Learn more about Acoustical Society of America Publications.Music Credit: Min 2019 by minwbu from Pixabay. https://pixabay.com/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=1022

Have you ever wondered how the legal side of the music industry works? James Kurtis and Ayiesha Woods talk with songwriter and entertainment lawyer Aaron Rice about the rules of copyright, creating artist contracts and how music samples are typically negotiated.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Song of the Day is "Sacrilege" the new single from Aaron Rice, out now.

After much delay, due to the academic process, episode four of Stranger Than Fiction is here. Recorded back in April, Jordan talks with guests Leona O'Neill, Aaron Rice, and Jonathan Herron about Bigfoot, Mass Rocks, and other weird things in the woods around the globe.

How Grief Rewires The Brain Being a human can be a wonderful thing. We're social creatures, craving strong bonds with family and friends. Those relationships can be the most rewarding parts of life. But having strong relationships also means the possibility of experiencing loss. Grief is one of the hardest things people go through in life. Those who have lost a loved one know the feeling of overwhelming sadness and heartache that seems to well up from the very depths of the body. To understand why we feel the way we do when we grieve, the logical place to turn is to the source of our emotions: the brain. A new book explores the neuroscience behind this profound human experience. Ira speaks to Mary-Frances O'Connor, author of The Grieving Brain: The Surprising Science of How We Learn from Love and Loss, a neuroscientist, about adjusting to life after loss. This segment originally aired on February 11, 2022.   Fish Make More Noise Than You Think One of the most famous films of undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau was titled The Silent World. But when you actually stop and listen to the fishes, the world beneath the waves is a surprisingly noisy place. In a recent study published in the journal Ichthyology & Herpetology, researchers report that as many of two-thirds of the ray-finned fish families either are known to make sounds, or at least have the physical capability to do so. Some fish use specialized muscles around their buoyancy-modulating swim bladders to make noise. Others might blow bubbles out their mouths, or, in the case of herring, out their rear ends, producing “fish farts.” Still other species use ridges on their bodies to make noises similar to the way crickets do, grind their teeth, or snap a tendon to sound off. The noises serve a variety of purposes, from calling for a mate to warning off an adversary. Aaron Rice, principal ecologist in the K. Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, walks Ira through some of the unusual sounds produced by known fish around the world—and some mystery noises that they know are produced by fish, but have yet to identify. This segment originally aired on February 18, 2022.   Transcripts for these segments are available on sciencefriday.com.

Today we're finishing our short series on Handel's Messiah with special guests DJ Bulls and Dr Aaron Rice. We find out the history behind Messiah and how Handel plagiarised his own work to create it. We also talk about the controversy of the Oratorio and where this piece really ends. Find Our Guests Online D. J. Bulls (instagram): https://www.instagram.com/manwithbaton/ Dr Aaron Rice (instagram): https://www.instagram.com/aaronrice10/ D. J. Bulls (hymn arrangements): https://fearless4you.com/   Find Us Online: Mailing List: https://www.subscribepage.com/n3z3u8 Website: https://hymnpartial.com/ Podcast: https://hymnpartial.podbean.com/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/Hymnpartial Twitter: https://twitter.com/hymnpartial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hymnpartial/   Listen to Messiah: Mozart's arrangement: https://youtu.be/qWdiSHxcL0U King's College Choir (Cambridge) version: https://youtu.be/TAaqIAEPgP8   Music: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic

Today, we're kicking off a short series on Handel's 'Messiah' with special guests D. J. Bulls and Dr Aaron Rice. We're looking the man behind this epic piece, discussing how Handel was instrumental in forming the music of an era, and analysing why his music has stood the test of time. All that and more! Find Our Guests Online D. J. Bulls (instagram): https://www.instagram.com/manwithbaton/ Dr Aaron Rice (instagram): https://www.instagram.com/aaronrice10/ D. J. Bulls (hymn arrangements): https://fearless4you.com/   Find Us Online: Mailing List: https://www.subscribepage.com/n3z3u8 Website: https://hymnpartial.com/ Podcast: https://hymnpartial.podbean.com/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/Hymnpartial Twitter: https://twitter.com/hymnpartial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hymnpartial/   Music: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic

New Device Helps People With Paralysis Walk Again Spinal cord injuries are notoriously difficult to treat, especially for those who have been paralyzed for several years. Now, researchers have developed a new implant that is able to reverse paralysis in patients with complete spinal cord injuries. The device uses specially designed electrodes, which bring the brain back into communication with the patient's lower body. The findings were recently published in the academic journal Nature Medicine. Ira talks with the study's co-authors, Jocelyne Bloch, a neurosurgeon at Lausanne University Hospital, and Grégoire Courtine, professor of neuroscience at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, based in Lausanne, Switzerland.   Could Protein-Based Vaccines Help Close The Global Vaccination Gap? A new generation of COVID-19 vaccines are being developed and distributed around the world. They're called recombinant-protein vaccines. But the tech is actually not at all new. In fact, It's been used to produce hepatitis C and pertussis vaccines for decades. These protein-based vaccines have an edge over mRNA vaccines in a few ways. They're just as effective, cheaper and simpler to manufacture, and easier to distribute. So why, two years into the pandemic, have they just started gaining traction? And can recombinant-protein vaccines help close the global coronavirus vaccination gap? Ira discusses these developments with Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi, the co-creator of Corbevax, a patent-free protein-based vaccine, for which she was recently nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. She's also the co-director of the Center for Vaccine Development at Texas Children's Hospital, and a professor at the Baylor College of Medicine, based in Houston, Texas.   How Cuba Developed Five COVID-19 Vaccines Cuba was able to quickly produce five coronavirus vaccines, thanks to the island's robust biotech industry. For decades, Cuba has produced its own home-grown vaccines and distributed them to neighboring countries. But sanctions and political dynamics have complicated Cuba's ability to distribute their COVID-19 vaccines with the world. Ira talks with Helen Yaffe, senior lecturer of economic and social history at Glasgow University, and author of We Are Cuba! How a Revolutionary People Have Survived in a Post-Soviet World.   Fish Make More Noise Than You Think One of the most famous films of undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau was titled The Silent World. But when you actually stop and listen to the fishes, the world beneath the waves is a surprisingly noisy place. In a recent study published in the journal Ichthyology & Herpetology, researchers report that as many of two-thirds of the ray-finned fish families either are known to make sounds, or at least have the physical capability to do so. Some fish use specialized muscles around their buoyancy-modulating swim bladders to make noise. Others might blow bubbles out their mouths, or, in the case of herring, out their rear ends, producing “fish farts.” Still other species use ridges on their bodies to make noises similar to the way crickets do, grind their teeth, or snap a tendon to sound off. The noises serve a variety of purposes, from calling for a mate to warning off an adversary. Aaron Rice, principal ecologist in the K. Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, walks Ira through some of the unusual sounds produced by known fish around the world—and some mystery noises that they know are produced by fish, but have yet to identify.    

Whilst energy prices are shooting up due to gas demand, in the UK the plans for the next generation nuclear reactors are moving ahead. The costs of eventually decommissioning these, and the spent fuel products they will create is all part of the new contract. But what is to be done, and how far have we got with the 70 years of legacy waste piling up in the UK? Claire Corkhill of Sheffield university helps advise the government about nuclear waste disposal. As she tells Marnie, it's a long-term problem that must be dealt with some day, and even future nuclear fusion plants will have radioactive parts when they need replacing. You may feel that spring seems to come earlier each year. Ulf Buntgen and colleagues at the University of Cambridge have been using data from "Nature's Catalogue", a database of observations going back as far as the c18 to determine the dates each year that certain species of UK native plants first flower. And they have found a clear signal that plants are indeed flowering earlier due to climate change, some as much as a month earlier, on average, since the pre-1986 average. Aaron Rice of Cornell University speaks fish. But not fluently. His field of marine bioacoustics is growing fast. The oceans are, it seems, babbling with fish and other animal chatter. But does everything down there make a noise? In a paper published recently his team have traced evolutionary patterns in the ray-finned fish (which means nearly all the things most people would think of as a fish) and found that the ability to produce fishy sounds, be it bone vibrations, swim bladder vibrations or various other techniques, has likely emerged 33 times in this clade alone. Such convergent evolutionary history clearly suggests a strong selective pressure to do so. Aaron describes how much work there is to be done listening to fish, and how it can be used to help find out how life works, and how it may help us preserve it. Presented by Marnie Chesterton Producer Alex Mansfield Assistant Producer Emily Bird Made in association with The Open University

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Authentic Foods is the true trailblazer in gluten-free baking.  Lori talks with VP, Aaron Rice.Website:  www.AuthenticFoods.comFollow Life In The Rabbit HoleSubscribe as a member for bonus listener features:www.lifeintherabbithole.buzzsprout.comwww.LifeInTheRabbitHole.comwww.facebook.com/LifeInTheRabbitHolePodcast

16th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 16 IS ABOUT @GEMSMUSEUM AN ARCHIVE RAF COLLECTOR AND MARGIELA LOVER WHO WAS ALSO A FASHION BUYER AND CREATIVE CONSULTANT. WE BREAK DOWN THE TEAM BEHIND RAF SIMONS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF MARTIN MARGIELA. THIS IS ONLY PART 2 OF EPISODE 16 OF MANY PODCASTS TO COME WITH GEMS MUSEUM. HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION @GEMSMUSEUM HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @GEMSMUSEUM WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

Aaron is the Founder and CEO at Virtual Reality Collaboration Lab. (VRCOLAB) provides soft skills and workforce skills training certifications for military veterans, military spouses, and their working age children. Our innovative solution democratizes access to Immersive Digital Technology. His Virtual Reality powered future of training is scalable, professional, reliable, portable, easy to use in any environment, it's for anybody, anywhere, anytime, secure, private and dependable. His professional designations include; VirBELA Sales Affiliate, Matterport Service Partner (MSP) and active member of the Maryland Builders Industry Association (MBIA) to list few. Aaron is highly revered in his local marketplace and throughout the country as a subject matter expert and accomplished trainer/presenter. Aaron is a sales associate with eXp Realty and principal at http://UberLuxeMedia.com. Aaron's approach takes a critical look at the visions and goals of each client. The combination of his global perspective, youthful mindset provide high-end residential and commercial solutions that are repeatable, reliable, relatable yet edgy and cool. “Your ability to address experience during each phase of the sales or leasing process from pre-construction, during construction, post construction is really going to be what distinguishes you from the competition.” Aaron mention his other broadcast "Cheaper, Better, Faster Digital Twins ~ Virtual Business Environment for Learning and Assessment" === Podcast: http://anchor.fm/smip Website: http://www.RedBootLLC.com. Email: marketing@redbootllc.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/red-boot-llc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI40rTH_UAlaX9qPClfXzTQ Strategic Multifamily Investing Podcast (SMIP) is the journey of Red Boot LLC in building a team to strategically acquire, manage and sell exclusive real estate to increase it's client's personal wealth with competitive returns. With the focus on casual interviews and educational lessons, Jonathan Mickles seeks to help the listener build confidence that they can do the same thing. multifamily, apartment, investing, how-to, red, boot, residential, commercial, north carolina, nc, multifamily real estate investing 2020, real estate investing for beginners podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smip/message

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Garland Nixon & Lee Stranahan talked with guests about the United States' foreign policy under COVID, as well as updates on domestic politics as more states shut down their primaries in response to the novel coronavirus.Guests:Caleb Maupin - Speaker, writer, journalist, political analyst | Anti-Chinese BellicosityDaniel Lazare - Journalist, Author of several books about the US Constitution and American urban policy | US' Disastrous Int'l Response to COVID-19Aaron Rice - Founder and CEO at Virtual Reality Collaboration Lab | VirBela, VR Collaboration SpaceDanny Haiphong - Contributor to the Black Agenda Report and Co-Author of 'American Exceptionalism and American Innocence: A People's History of Fake News' | NY State Dems 'Can' BernieTaylor Hudak - Journalist, Activist, and the Co-Founder of Action for Assange | Julian Assange and Roger StoneTom Luongo - Geopolitical Analyst & Publisher of the Gold Goats 'n Guns Newsletter | Weekly WrapupIn our first hour we were joined by Caleb Maupin to discuss the labor history of May Day and the two-faced nature of the United States' relationship with China. After we were joined by Daniel Lazare to talk about the United States devastating international response to the spread of other countries, most notably Iran.In our second hour we spoke with Aaron Rice about VirBELA, a workspace and collaborative environment in virtual reality, along with the advent of virtual spaces and the shift to working remotely and online. Afterwords we spoke with Danny Haiphong about the New York State Democratic Party's decision to cancel its primaries, and Bernie Sanders condemnation and response.In our third hour we spoke with Taylor Hudak about more recent allegations of Wikileaks collusion with the Trump campaign and an update on Julian Assange's treatment and case. Afterwords we had a failed interview with Tom Luongo about the show's coverage of the coronavirus and the topic of continuing the lockdowns.

The mayor of Jackson, Mississippi has outlawed open carry, citing the coronavirus.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Garland Nixon & Lee Stranahan talked with guests about whether or not we've seen an end to the coronavirus crisis as, despite lagging indicators that the virus is slowing course, the US has had its sharpest day of deaths yet.Guests:Daniel Lazare - Journalist, Author of several books about the US Constitution and American urban policy | US's Pandemic Response and War MachineStephen Lendman - Author and Geopolitical Analyst | Adjusting to CoronavirusRobert Wenzel - Economist, Writer at EconomicPolicyJournal.com | Bay Area Update and Markets WatchAaron Rice - Founder and CEO at Virtual Reality Collaboration Lab | VR Collaboration & WorkingCarmine Sabia - Writer & Editor at Large at SabiaReport.com | A Second Trump TermNetra Halperin - Producer/Director for foreign policy documentaries at Peace Films | Social PsychologyWe were joined by Daniel Lazare to talk about equipment shortages in the USA and the country's administration of the crisis as the country, its states, and its society grapple with each other for control of the nation's response. Afterwords we spoke with Stephen Lendman about what it's been like for him to adapt to the coronavirus in Chicago, as well as the federal response, along with the USA's relationship with other countries.In our second hour we were joined by Robert Wenzel to look at life in the Bay Area, in what many have seen as the vanguard of the United States' policy response to the spread of the virus. Afterwords we spoke with Aaron Rice about why many companies may soon be looking to move to virtual workplaces as teleconferencing shows its limits and the technology appears to have caught up to consumer expectations.In our third hour we spoke with Carmine Sabia about the Trump administration's policy and response and the tough position that many Trump voters find themselves in. We continued that conversation with Netra Halperin, looking at the issue of displacement or sublimation in resentment towards Anthony Fauci.

BPF interviews Donna Harris and Aaron Rice of MJI to discuss her program being shut down by the MS State Department of Health. In this episode we take time focus on the legal aspect of this case.

Episode 1 - BPF interviews Donna Harris and Aaron Rice of MJI to discuss her program being shut down by the MS State Department of Health

On Feb 22 Sugarbush hosted a compelling Protect Our Winters ski industry focused climate panel that deserved the Wintry Mix podcast treatment so the humans can consume it on their schedule.  Win Smith, President, Sugarbush Resort. Panel Moderator. Cameron Wake, PhD, University of New Hampshire Sustainability Institute, Research Professor & Climate Scientist. David Perry, Executive Vice President, Sustainability & Special Projects, Founding President & COO, Alterra Mountain Company. Heather Furman, The Nature Conservancy, Vermont State Director. Aaron Rice, POW Athlete Alliance, Ski-Touring World Record Holder. If you have time/interest you can also view the 2hour plus youtube video. This episode is supported by Beau Jo's Colorado Style Pizza and 10 Barrel Brewing Company.  Email me alex@wintrymixcast.com. Leave the pod a voicemail/text at 802 560 5003. Questions. Rants. Anything.  Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Play or elsewhere. Now on Spotify too. Follow and/or pester me on instagram @wintrymixcast. All the links are on the sidebar of WintryMixCast.com too.  AK

The latest on the Pearl River flood threat with MEMA Director Greg Michel.And a lawsuit blocking a city buffer zone ordinance gets sent back to state court.Then, a Clergy group advocates for prison reform.Plus, the Forks of the Road in Natchez gets closer to national park status.Segment 1:Heavier-than-expected rainfalls this are causing a major flood threat for northeast and downtown Jackson, as well as western Rankin County. The Pearl River is projected to rise and crest near 38.0 feet early Sunday morning - the highest levels since 1983. We are joined by Greg Michel, Director of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.Segment 2:A lawsuit challenging a City of Jackson ordinance that places a buffer between protestors and the state's only abortion clinic will now be heard in state court. A lawsuit filed by the Mississippi Justice Institute challenges the ordinance, saying it violates their right to free speech under Mississippi's Constitution. We talk to Aaron Rice, Director of the Mississippi Justice Institute and Diane Derzis, owner of the Jackson Women's Health Organization.Segment 3:Members of the Clergy from across the state and from different denominations are rallying for prison reform at the State Capitol. Members of Clergy for Prison Reform say it is time for state legislators to give ex-prisoners a new chance at life. Wesley Bridges is CEO of Clergy for Prison Reform and Pastor at Unity Worship Ministry in Monticello. He says the organization's policy is based on the biblical teachings of Jesus.Segment 4:In 1995, Clifford M. Boxley was set to leave his hometown of Natchez for the African continent - where he planned to live out the rest of his life. But the history of his hometown called on him to stay, preserve, and reinterpret that complex history. Twenty-five years later, Mr. Boxley is leading the charge to have the historic Forks of the Road attain national park status. He tells us more about his mission. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Aaron Rice sits down for a short conversation following his presentation at Backcountry Brews. We talked about the year he skied 2.5 million vertical feet plus what he's up to this season.

BPF continues its conversation with Aaron Rice of MJI and eyebrow threading entrepreneur Dipa Bhattarai.  In this episode we discuss the major mismatch between the minor risks and the amount of training hours required to accomplish the common sense sanitation measures for public health and how surrounding states have handled the same issue.

BPF's new podcast series is with Aaron Rice of The Mississippi Justice Institute and Dipa Bhattarai, an eyebrow threading entrepreneur.  The Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology has shut down Ms. Bhattarai's two store locations stating that eyebrow threaders are required to have an esthetician's license to practice eyebrow threading in the state of Mississippi.  This would require Ms. Bhattarai to spend hundreds of hours learning extraneous cosmetology methods. Here is Dipa's story.

Mississippi Edition for Tuesday, October 15, 2019:We'll hear what Republican Tate Reeves and Democrat Jim Hood had to say last night during the 2nd debate in the Governor's race. Then, sexually transmitted diseases in Mississippi are on the rise. Find out in which category we lead the nation. And after a Mississippi Story Corps, a new lawsuit is filed over a buffer zone established outside the state's lone abortion clinic. ____________________________________01:11 - Segment 1:The two major party candidates for Mississippi governor faced-off in their second debate in less than a week. MPB's Desare Frazier reports.____________________________________06:05 - Segment 2: Sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Mississippi has the highest rate of gonorrhea cases. There are almost 327 gonorrhea cases per 100,000 people in the state. Dr. Thomas Dobbs, the state health officer (Mississippi State Department of Health), talks with MPB's Alexandra Watts about who is most at risk.____________________________________10:38 - Segment 3: Mississippi StoryCorps____________________________________14:55 - Segment 4: Abortion opponents in Mississippi have filed a lawsuit challenging a local ordinance that will restrict noise levels and require protesters to remain a certain distance from the entrance of health care facilities. The lawsuit says the Jackson ordinance unconstitutionally limits free-speech rights as people try to persuade women not to end pregnancies. We talked with Aaron Rice, who's the director of the Mississippi Justice Issue, which filed the lawsuit.The City of Jackson released a statement from City Attorney Tim Howard. He says: “The Ordinance of the City of Jackson Prohibiting Certain Activities Near Health Care Facilities is based on well-established case law and was passed after thorough consideration. As to any other comment, we will do all of our talking where it counts and where we normally do it – through pleadings and in the courtroom.” _________________________About MPB News and Mississippi Edition:Mississippi Edition website: mpbonline.org/MississippiEditionMPB News website: mpbonline.org/newsSocial MediaMPB News Facebook: mpbonline.org/MPBonlineNewsMPB News Twitter: twitter.com/MPBNews__________________Photo Credit: AP Photos See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WEEKLY HAPPY | Sledding Done Right, Duckie Full Send ON THE DOCKET 2.21 - Unleash Your Creative Process | Argo House, 6pm 2.22 - Aaron Rice, “2.5 Million” | GEAR:30, 7-8:30pm 2.22 - Skijoring Utah, 2019 Skijoring | Soldier Hollow, 10am-5pm 2.23 -  Turn N’ Burn Banked Slalom Race | Powder Mountain 2.23 -  Striders Winter Racing Circuit 5K | Dee Events Center, 8-11am 3.1   - Utah Running Shop Grand Reopening | Utah Running, 9am 3.8     - 7th Annual Indie Ogden Awards | Timbermine Steakhouse, 6pm 3.8     - International Fly Fishing Film Festival-IF4 | Peery’s Egyptian Theater, 6-10:30pm 3.9     - Demo Day at Snowbasin | Snowbasin, 9am-3pm 3.9     - Antelope Island Buffalo Run 25K | Antelope Island, 9am 3.9     - Celtic Celebration | Peery’s Egyptian Theater, 7:30-9:30pm 3.23   - A Day in the Life of a #PowMow Patroller | Powder Mountain, 7:30am #OnTheRadar 4.1-7  -  5th Annual Wasatch Mountain Film Festival, Park City 4.12  -  12th Annual Ogden Climbing Festival! 5.18 -  Ogden Marathon IN THE NEWS Ogden Canyon Construction Hiker Stuck in Quicksand Thought He Was Going to Die Gwyneth Counter Sues Radiation Exposure Possible in Grand Canyon Skier Caught in Avalanche on Guardsman Pass Bobsled Track Worker Skills Dog Survives 6 Days in Avalanche Cross Country Skiing Goats America’s Newest National Park REI CEO Resigns Black Snow   WORTH WATCHING Simba Hikes the Kungsleden Alex Honnold Breaks Down Iconic Rock Climbing Scenes   GEAR:30 | Visit gearthirty.com, and use Promo Code, “OOA” at checkout and save 12% on your purchase. Snoogie Boards   MY LANDS | Resolution Highlighting Importance of Keeping Water in Great Salt Lake Passes Utah House   QUOTE OF THE WEEK “The happy people are those who are producing something.” - William Ralph Inge Thank you to GEAR:30 for powering today’s 326th  Episode of the Ogden Outdoor Adventure Show! Look for us on Facebook, Instagram, iTunes, Spotify, thebanyancollective.com, and on the Podbean App for Android & iPhones. Chat with us on Twitter @OgdenAdventure or @BanyanPodcast OUTDOOR JUKEBOX | Sifting through hours of crappy music, so you don’t have to. “The Dirt Whispered”  | Rise Against As John Muir would say, “The Mountains are calling and we must go…

16th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 16 IS ABOUT @GEMSMUSEUM AN ARCHIVE RAF COLLECTOR AND MARGIELA LOVER WHO WAS ALSO A FASHION BUYER AND CREATIVE CONSULTANT. WE BREAK DOWN THE TEAM BEHIND RAF SIMONS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF MARTIN MARGIELA. THIS IS ONLY PART 3 OF EPISODE 16 OF MANY PODCASTS TO COME WITH GEMS MUSEUM. HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION @GEMSMUSEUM HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @GEMSMUSEUM WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

16th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 16 IS ABOUT @GEMSMUSEUM AN ARCHIVE RAF COLLECTOR AND MARGIELA LOVER WHO WAS ALSO A FASHION BUYER AND CREATIVE CONSULTANT. WE BREAK DOWN THE TEAM BEHIND RAF SIMONS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF MARTIN MARGIELA. THIS IS ONLY PART 1 OF MANY PODCASTS TO COME WITH GEMS MUSEUM. HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION @GEMSMUSEUM HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @GEMSMUSEUM WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

The pod is back! Episode 55 also just dropped so get both of them.  Aaron Rice decided to ski the most human powered vertical feet in a year. Then he did it. How and why he did it is pretty damn interesting. As is what life is like after accomplishing such a life altering goal. Lucky for us he's doing it in Waterbury so he's on Wintry Mix.  The future of Wintry Mix will be all locals and visitors. Recorded from my office/studio in Waterbury Center.  Episode 55 dropped right before this one to re-launch the pod for 18/19. So be sure to catch that one too. Want to be on the pod? Or sponsor it? Or say anything at all? Email me alex@wintrymixcast.com or leave a voicemail at 802 560 5003.  Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Play or elsewhere. Follow on social @wintrymixcast. Links on the right ya'll.  AK  

15th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 15 IS ABOUT MY LOVE FOR NUMBER (N)INE BY TAKAHIRO MIYASHITA. I BREAK DOWN THE MEANING BEHIND THE NAME & LOGO AND THE REFERENCES BEHIND MOST OF THE COLLECTIONS. HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

14th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 14 IS ABOUT MY LOVE FOR MARTIN MARGIELA AND MY NEW T-SHIRT IM DROPPING AS A TRIBUTE. I BREAK DOWN SOME OF THE HISTORY OF MARGIELA AND WHY I LOVE THE BRAND. THE SHIRT IS FROM SS 90' TERRAIN VAGUE / FW 90' EN VRAC(*CORRECTION:SERNAM). http://divergence-images.com/jean-claude-coutausse/reportages/defile-de-mode-martin-margiela-printemps-JCC0834/#JCC0834010 https://www.thirdlooks.com/2012/11/maison-martin-margiela-reference-guide/ https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/bof-exclusive/remembered-the-game-changing-martin-margiela-show-of-1989 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulRtoMwxbHM HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

13th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 13 IS ABOUT UNKLELUC AND SYDNEYINTHEORY. UNKLE LUC IS A GRAPHIC DESIGNER/VIDEOGRAPHER FROM MIAMI WHO HAS DONE VIDEOS FOR KODAK BLACK-SKRT,FUTURE-TRAP NIGGAS,ASAP ROCKY-YAMBORGHINI HIGH,DENZEL CURRY-THREATZ,SPACEGHOSTPURP,ROBB BANKS AND MANY MORE ARTISTS. SYDNEYINTHEORY IS A MUSICIAN WHO'S ALBUM THE WILD EP INSPIRED YEEZUS. UNKLE LUC EMAILED KANYE AND DONDA WORKERS AFTER HIS BROTHER DIED SHOWING HIM HIS GRAPHICS AND SYDNEY'S WILD EP ALBUM. HERE ARE SOME OF THEIR LIFE STORIES. WWW.THEWILDEP.COM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PMjCCFo1Sc&feature=youtu.be https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/rqz8v6/we-talked-to-unkle-luc-and-personal-about-their-new-collaboration-the-wild-ep https://soundcloud.com/unkle-luc/sets/the-wild-ep CHECKOUT HIM OUT ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: @UNKLELUC :IG & TWITTER @_SYDNEYINTHEORY :TWITTER @SYDNEYINTHEORY :IG HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

12th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 12 IS ABOUT TRACEY UNDERWOOD WHO'S DAD TRACY UNDERWOOD AND UNCLE THOMAS UNDERWOOD RAN A LEGENDARY BAY AREA GRAPHIC DESIGN COMPANY CALLED PHUNKY PHAT GRAPHX IN THE 90'S AND EARLY 2000'S. TRACY UNDERWOOD TRACEY'S DAD PASSED AWAY IN 2011 SO I DECIDED TO SIT DOWN WITH TRACEY AND LEARN A LITTLE BIT MORE ABOUT HIS FAMILY'S COMPANY. RECORDED AT UCLA CHECKOUT HIM OUT ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: @TRACEY.ASHNER :IG @TRACEYASHNER :TWITTER @PHUNKYPHATGRAPHX :IG HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

11th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 11 IS ABOUT JUSTIN DEL CASTILLO WHO MAKES ALL MY GRAPHICS FOR SOUND PLUS VISION. WE WENT TO MY BUDDY ROME FORTUNE'S AIR B N B AND ROME JUMPED IN FOR A BIT. CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: @LOWLOW_JUSTIN @ROMEFORTUNE HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

10th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 10 IS ABOUT JUSTIN CONNOR WHO RUNS A BRAND CALLED CHROMATIQUE. CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: @JJJJCON WWW.CHROMATIQUE-LAB.COM HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

9th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 9 IS ABOUT BLITZSTA AN OG BAPE/BBC COLLECTOR FROM HARLEM. CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: @_BLITZ_STA HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

8th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 8 IS ABOUT MARK SABINO WHO RUNS A BRAND CALLED MARK SABINO( HE IS A DESIGNER/INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER/FURNITURE DESIGNER) CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: @MARKSNOTNICE WWW.MARKSABINODESIGN.COM HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

7th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 7 IS ABOUT LOSO WHO RUNS A BRAND CALLED LOSO. CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM: @LOSO19NINETYTWO HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

6th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 6 IS ABOUT RYE DECKER WHO RUNS A BRAND CALLED RYE DECKER. CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM: @RYEDECKER WWW.RYEDECKER.COM HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

5th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 5 IS ABOUT PAPI FROM WOODY VS. PAPI INTERVIEWING AARON RICE AND ALIAS ROMERO CHECK PAPI OUT ON INSTAGRAM: @RIPSACHEE HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

4th SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 4 IS ABOUT RONNY WHO RUNS A BRAND CALLED HYPNOTIZED & A PRINT SHOP CALLED MINT PRINTS. CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM: @RONNY.WORKS @HYPNOTIZEDCLOTHING @MINTPRINTS.CO WWW.HYPNOTIZEDCLOTHING.COM WWW.MINTPRINTS.COM HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

3rd SOUND PLUS VISION RADIO EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 3 IS ABOUT OLU WHO RUNS A BRAND CALLED BUSHAKAI CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM: @bushakai @0luu https://www.bushakai.com/ HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

In this show I sat down with Aaron Rice.  Aaron is addicted to horsepower and is one of the originators of the infamous Horsepower Wars.  He has a love for fast cars, and is always looking for the next fastest car!  We caught up with him while he is in between cars and it was exciting to hear what his future plans are!  He also talks about what it takes to make everyday a Hustle.  Thanks for your time Aaron, and I hope the listeners enjoy hearing your rad story. Find Aaron on IG: @_schleprock_ We are excited to welcome Rowley White RV as our newest partner for The Dirty Duner Show. Rowley White RV T-Shirts will be live on The Dirty Duner Show next Monday! __________________________________ This show is brought to you by Utv Belts.   Drive your UTV as hard as we do? Smoke belts like its your job? We've got your back! OEM and aftermarket UTV drive belts up to 40% off retail! Use code "dirtyduner" for free shipping!   The Mattress Man                 Buggy Whip Inc. Use code "ddkickoff" for 10% off your purchase!           Dune Therapy Use code "DD18" for 20% off your entire order!           __________________________________ Don't forget to follow The Dirty Duner Show on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter. Listen on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play. Rate and Review on ITunes Share with your friends. Visit dirtydunershow.com Make sure to follow our Social Media for upcoming events that The Dirty Duner Show will be involved with. Nations Choice Mortgage  

2nd "NO FORMAT" EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 2 IS ABOUT STORE OWNER KEL FROM HORROR VACUO TO SEE MORE OF HIS STORE CHECKOUT https://www.horrorvacuo.com CHECKOUT HIS STORE ON INSTAGRAM: @horrorvacuo Or VISIT THE STORE AT 5208 W PICO BLVD, LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA HOST INSTAGRAMS: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION HOST TWITTERS: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE http://WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

INTRODUCTORY "NO FORMAT" EPISODE BY ALIAS ROMERO & AARON RICE. EPISODE 1 IS ABOUT DESIGNER AARON RICE TO SEE MORE OF HIS WORK CHECK OUT WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US INSTAGRAM: @OREMORSAILA @ARONNUMBANINE @SOUNDPLUSVISION TWITTER: @OREMORESAILA @ARONNUMBANINE WWW.SOUNDPLUSVISION.US

Holy $h!t! This show is bananas! For the 2017 Sand Sports Super Show Recap show I jam-packed it full of #quickanddirty interviews for my listeners. The show speak for itself! Here is a list of who's voice you will hear on this show. I wanted to pick a favorite but it is too difficult! UTV Stereo Guyz @utvstereo Dirtbagz @dirtbagz_offroad Girls at UTV Wolfpack @utvwolfpack Renegade Products @renegadeproductsusa Rigid @rigidindustries K&N Air Filters @knfilters GG Lighting @gglighting Industrial Metal Supply @ims_metals Greg from Rugged Radios @ruggedradios @rugged1 Sparks Performance @sparksracing Matt86M and the infamous GOO @matt_86m @the__goo Jeff Pont and Aaron Rice @jeff_pont_1badtoyfactory @_schleprock_ Dale Dondel @daledondel Tim from SDR Motorsports @sdrmotorsports Trent from Baja Designs. @bajadesignsofficial Nationschoicemortgage.com Don't forget to follow The Dirty Duner Show on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter. Listen on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play. Share with your friends. Visit dirtydunershow.com Make sure to follow our Social Media for upcoming events that The Dirty Duner Show will be involved with. Coozies and Stickers Available

This podcast the cultural significance of Hawaiian Haystacks and casseroles in the Utah "Mormon culture." It is derived from the personal experiences I had with the two dishes and how they affected my life growing up and how I found out how these dishes are specific to Utah. This podcast may not be rich with credible sources and facts to back it up, but it is filled with experience and will be relatable to anyone who has grown up in the Utah "Mormon culture". Sites: http://etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=casserole http://Allrecipes.com/recipe/230786/quick-hawaiian-haystacks/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaiian_haystack

On Episode 29 of Totally Deep Podcast, Doug Stenclik and Randy Young of www.cripplecreekbc.com bring you the lowdown on the world of uphill and backcountry skiing and boarding. Gear, technique, fashion, jargon, guests, and assorted spray from two guys who know how to earn it in the backcountry. The world's best backcountry skiing podcast. More info about TDP at Totally Deep Podcast Blog on Cripplecreekbc.com On Episode 29 of Totally Deep Podcast: 1. Aaron Rice 2. 2.5 Million vert in one calendar year! The Idea First 6 Months Broken Hand The Hard June South America Stoke Over-training Syndrome Partners Boots Managing Avi Danger Triumph SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES Comments: info@cripplecreekbc.com Or leave a voicemail: 970-510-0450 Backcountry Skiing, Uphill Skiing, Rando (skimo?) Racing, Splitboarding, its all here.

In this week’s episode we share our GHOSTBUSTERS review and discuss whether our childhoods are ruined? After that we’ll be talking about the best STAR TREK book ever written. Chris will try to explain. And POKEMON GO - Modern cyber zombie virus, or simple fun game old people are losing their minds about? All that, and our favorite headlines of the week, where we talk about the Emmys, and the late, great director of DIE HARD. (no, he’s not dead, but you’ll wish he was after what he says about modern action movies).   Topic 1: Review, Ghostbusters (2016) Sony affirms more GHOSTBUSTERS movies underway Ivan Reitman says next GHOSTBUSTERS will connect to 1984 film? Might Sony’s plans for GHOSTBUSTERS movies go the way of their SPIDER-MAN movies?   Topic 2: The Fifty-Year Mission, The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of STAR TREK Audiobook: The Fifty-Year Mission: The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Star Trek: The First 25 Years Hardcover: The Fifty-Year Mission: The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Star Trek: The First 25 Years   Topic 3: What did I miss? What it’s like to miss a cultural phenomena. This time, Pokemon Go! With senior youth correspondent Aaron Rice   Our Favorite Headlines of the Week Game Of Thrones and People vs OJ Lead The Emmy Nominations John McTiernan calls MAD MAX: FURY ROAD ‘corporate product’, hates on comic book movies

One guy, with one goal – to ski 2.5 million vertical feet in one year. That is, 2.5 million feet UPHILL. To make this happen, Aaron Rice is planning on skiing 10 hours a day, every day, for an entire year. Kimchi sits down with Aaron and his friend Joey Campanelli to talk about what...

Fed up with being unhappy, Aaron Rice set his mind to losing weight. Hear what Aaron's discovered about authenticity and acceptance.

Noise pollution is a growing problem. Affecting everything from the lives of people living under airplane flight paths, to marine life. On this edition, we'll hear from people struggling to be heard over the din of our noisy modern life and ask, is there anywhere left in the world you can get some peace and quiet? Featuring:   Les Blomberg, Noise Pollution Clearing House executive director, Bernie Krause, Wild Sanctuary founder; Gordon Hempton, One Square Inch of Silence founder; Professor John Hildebrand, Scripps Institute of Oceanography; Miyoko Sakashita, Center for Biological Diversity, oceans director; Kenneth Hess, Naval Operations, Energy and Environment Readiness Division chief;  Dr. Aaron Rice, Cornell University Bioacoustics Research Program science director; Janet McEneaney and Robert Whitehair, Queens Quiet Skies. More information: Extremely Loud Wild Sanctuary  The Great Animal Orchestra  Noise, Sovereignty, and Civility  Noise Busters Bernie Krause TED Talk One Square Inch of Silence   The post Making Contact – Sounding the Alarm: Noise Pollution appeared first on KPFA.