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Jo and Sab want everyone to plant more banksia trees.Perth needs two million more banksias to give Carnaby's and Baudin's black cockatoos a decent food supply, according to Curtin University botanist Professor Kingsley Dixon. 01:28 How long until you can expect fruit off your dwarf Hass avocado tree.04:30 Hot weather is on its way - should you still prune? 15:20 If your trees aren't prospering, at what point should you replace them? The hilarious Sabrina Hahn is a font of knowledge.Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720 Subscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen
Pella High School Music Students Aidan Smith and Rachael Stratton discuss the 2025 Iowa Jazz Championships and preview the upcoming Carnaby Club and Tulip Time performances for the music departments.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary | Astronomy, Space & Science News
SpaceTime Series 28 Episode 38The Astronomy, Space and Science News PodcastDeep Insights into the Dark Universe, China's Lunar Ambitions, and NASA's New Aurora MissionIn this episode of SpaceTime, we dive into the latest findings from the European Space Agency's Euclid mission, which is shedding light on the mysterious force of dark energy and how it accelerates the universe's expansion. The recently released data reveals stunning images of billions of galaxies, providing crucial insights into the nature of dark energy and its effect on cosmic history. We discuss the mission's ambitious goals and how it aims to create detailed three-dimensional maps of the universe.China's Lunar PlansWe also explore China's exciting announcement that it plans to land its first crewed mission on the Moon by 2030. With advancements in technology and infrastructure, including the Long March 10 rocket and the Mengzhou manned spacecraft, China is set to embark on a historic lunar exploration journey, aiming to establish a permanent base in collaboration with Russia.NASA's Aurora StudyAdditionally, we cover NASA's recent launch of the Electrojet Zeeman Imaging Explorer (EZI), designed to study the Earth's auroras from orbit. This innovative mission will map powerful electric currents in the upper atmosphere, enhancing our understanding of space weather and the interactions between solar storms and the Earth's magnetic field.00:00 Space Time Series 28 Episode 38 for broadcast on 28 March 202500:49 Insights from the Euclid mission on dark energy06:30 Analysis of the newly released data and its implications12:15 Overview of China's lunar ambitions and mission details18:00 NASA's EZI mission to study auroras22:45 Discussion on the impact of solar storms on the Earth's atmosphere27:00 Summary of recent scientific developments30:15 Insights into health risks associated with marriagewww.spacetimewithstuartgary.comwww.bitesz.com
Despite having no prior food and beverage experience, the founders of The Good Burger were able to turn a single food truck venture into a rapidly expanding F&B empire. And their growth doesn’t stop there, having recently acquired and transformed Kampung Bugis into a second Gourmet Park location, while successfully launching the Carnaby and Camp Caribbean. Ken Ming Lee, Co-founder, The GoodBurger joins the Breakfast Show to discuss the secrets to his calculated risk approach that led to his market-defining success and what aspiring entrepreneurs need to understand about scaling a business prosperously.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Amber and Sabrina delve into the nutty world of macadamias, pot preference and planting tiny tuart trees. 6:25 How can I convince my macadamia tree to provide more nuts? 30:50 Terracotta vs plastic pots36:38 How to give baby tuarts the best start at lifeSubscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720.
It's true: Bankadelic host Lou Carlozo writes, edits, engineers and performs most (and often all) the instruments on his podcast themes. Inspired by a visit to London a few decades ago, "Impossibly Sunny Day" started brewing as Lou strolled Carnaby Street and tried to imagine the scene when every cool Bristish band and celeb hung out there. Carnaby is kinda touristy today, but this instrumental longingly looks back at Swingin' London through psychedlic glasses. Enjoy!
Roots and Shoots emergency department is open for business. With stethoscopes in hand, Sab and Amber give gardening first aid to all your poorly plants. 20:26 Growing veggies in wicking beds; what's the secret to success? 24:34 Give your maiden hair fern a sunshine holiday! 44:29 What seeds are bad for cockatoos, and why? Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720 Subscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen
Deryn Chats with Dean on the work that Carnaby Crusaders are doing to protect the endangered Carnaby Cockatoo. https://www.hoselink.com.au/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=all+the+dirt&utm_campaign=5+percent+off
Time is running out for starving Carnaby's cockatoos, as hot weather and low rainfall has decimated their food sources. Sab and Amber take on the big, difficult question: is it too late to save our iconic black cockatoos? 7:06 Can I revive my hydrangeas from powdery mildew? 23:20 Sab updates us on the dire situation facing Carnaby's cockatoos.34:03 Special interview with Dean Arthurell from Carnaby's Crusaders, on what they're doing with feeding stations. Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720Subscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.
Dysphagia impacts countless individuals, and whether you're a clinician, a student, or a researcher, you're part of the collective effort to understand and address this complex condition. But are we all speaking the same language when it comes to defining dysphagia? Surprisingly, the field still lacks a unified definition. In this episode, we welcome three … EP 37: What dysphagia is with Debra Suiter, Giselle Carnaby & Martin Brodsky Read More »
140 - Iain Matthews In episode 140 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine host, James Patrick Regan speaks with singer/songwriter Iain Matthews. In their conversation Iain tells us about his home in the Netherlands. Iain takes us through his new solo album, he has over 40 solo albums. Iain talks about his guitars Harmony's and Cromwell's converted by Mark Swanson in Grand Rapids, Michigan (markswansonmusic.com). Iain tells us about his current tour schedule and how he manages to travel with his guitars… Iain talks about his musical upbringing with his mom's boogie woogie piano and tells us about how his early bandmate Richard Thompson (in their band Fairport Convention) bought him his first guitar. Iain tells us about growing up and playing in bands in Northern England and making the move to London and working on Carnaby street. Iain describes his time living in the U.S.: LA, Seattle and Austin which preceded his move to the Netherlands. To find out all you about Iain and listen to his music you can check out his website at: iainmatthews.nl Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! #VintageGuitarMagazine #IainMatthews #FairportConvention #MarkSwansonGuitars #SwansonGuitars #Guitar #GuitarHero #theDeadlies #haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #guitarcollector #Travelwithguitars #hgwt #HGWT . . Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link
Sab and Di talk about rolling around in compost, butterflies and the wonder of nature. 08:51 What is loam soil? And how to create the ideal soil mixture for your veggie plants.13:34 Tips for the "worlds worst gardeners" on transplanting Frangipani trees.17:48 Interview with special guest Dean Arthurell from Carnaby Crusaders on the dire state of the Carnaby cockatoos.Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720Subscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.gram for gardeners and non-gardeners
I'm Not Very Good at Humility - Philippians 2:5–11Caitlin CarnabyRidley College Chapel Sermon (Semester 2/Week 7/Tuesday 2024)
We've got plenty to talk about after the long Easter break, starting with rumours of what Karora business combination could look like. Naturally, we tied Westgold (WGX), Ramelius (RMS) and Pantoro (PNR) into the conversation.Hammer (HMX) & Carnaby (CNB) have finally nutted out an agreeable deal while Nickel Industries (NIC) doubled their stake in the ENC HPAL project in Indonesia. There were plenty more intriguing stories to discuss including a 249D notice at Vintage Energy (VEN), Catalyst's (CYL) potential working capital challenges, AIC Mines (A1M) ambition to grow in Queensland, Paladin (PDN) achieving commercial production, the unfortunate flooding in Northern Kazakhstan and lastly the completion on the Daunia & Blackwater acquisition by Whitehaven (WHC). Sign-up for the Director's SpecialAll Money of Mine episodes are for informational purposes only and may contain forward-looking statements that may not eventuate. The co-hosts are not financial advisers and any views expressed are their opinion only. Please do your own research before making any investment decision or alternatively seek advice from a registered financial professional. Thank you to our Podcast Partners: VRIFY – Communicate in 3Dgrant@vrify.com GetWet Solutions – Innovative bladder tanks for mobile water storage on your mine siteMatt.hall@getwetsolutions.com.au DSI Underground – Ground support gurushttps://www.dsiunderground.com/contact Silverstone – Energy solutions for your businesskenny@sstone.com.au Anytime Exploration Services – Exploration workers, equipment, core cutting/storage + much moreseamus@anytimees.com WA Water Bores – WA's premier water well drilling companyJames@wawaterbores.com.au Brooks Airways – Perth's leading charter flight operatorsops@brooksairways.com K-Drill – Safe, reliable, and productive surface RC drilling ryan@k-drill.com.au Buy your Money of Mine MERCH here Join our exclusive Facebook Group for the Money Miners and request access to the Hooteroo chat group. Money of Mine on YouTube(0:00:00)Introduction(0:01:53)Who's Karora's mystery partner (0:13:56)Our 1st Birthday drinks(0:16:21)Hammer Metals & Carnaby finally do a deal(0:19:41)Nickel Industries go big in Indo(0:24:44)AIC Mines on the growth path in QLD(0:32:24)A 249D Notice at Vintage Energy(0:36:28)Winsome merging?(0:39:26)CYL's potentional working capital challenges (0:43:20)Paladin hit commercial production + Kazakh flooding(0:45:22)Whitehaven wrap up Blackwater & Daunia
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I hope you're ready for some mod groovers as this modcast is bringing you the swinging sounds of sexploitation, courtesy of Carnaby street. I've got three sets of down and dirty, floor shakin' tracks, for you, all with a very cinematic feel to them.As always find a complete track list, a bonus third set of songs, and all the important links to all the important stuff over on the modcast homepage at http://www.mistersuave.com/2024/03/modcast-557-go-baby-go.html.And keep up with me between modcasts: Twitter Facebook Instagram Spotify iHeart Radio Subscribe with iTunes What is Mod? Mr. Suave's Mod Mod World is one of the web's original modcasts celebrating mod-influenced music from past eras including #mod #powerpop #punkrock #garagerock #northernsoul #britpop #acidjazz #lounge #exotica #ska #modrevival & more. Featuring over 500 mod friendly music mixes since 2006.
We're nearing the end of the quarterly season, with a few last-minute capital raises being done to sure up the books. On this theme, Strandline (STA.asx) and Centaurus (CTM.asx) get a mention. We go over a bit of Macro with a potential change in the NSW coal royalty being discussed lately. Then, Liontown (LTR.asx) provides a progress update via their quarterly, and Carnaby (CNB.asx) keeps us waiting on their maiden mineral resource estimate. We reserve two longer chats for the fascinating tale behind graphite developer Magnis Energy (MNS.asx), and Calidus (CAI.asx), who are ramping up their Warrawoona Gold Project in the Pilbara. We round off with some of Mineral Resources (MIN.asx) boss Chris Ellison's best hits from their quarterly call. All Money of Mine episodes are for informational purposes only and may contain forward-looking statements that may not eventuate. The co-hosts are not financial advisers and any views expressed are their opinion only. Please do your own research before making any investment decision or alternatively seek advice from a registered financial professional. Thank you to our Podcast Partners: Terra Capital – Specialist Investment manager in the natural resources sectorAnytime Exploration Services – Exploration workers, equipment, core cutting/storage plus much more Join our exclusive Facebook Group for the Money Miners and request access to the Hooteroo chat group. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter HOOTEROO HERALD Follow Money of Mine on YouTubeFollow Money of Mine on TwitterFollow Money of Mine on LinkedInFollow Money of Mine on Instagram Chapters:(0:00) Preview(0:31) Intro(3:31) Last Call for Capital Raisings(6:00) NSW Ponders Coal Royalty Change(7:27) What's the Progress at LTR's Kathleen Valley(11:20) Carnaby's Resource Estimate in the Works(12:47) The Colourful History of Magnis Energy(20:50) How's Ramp-up going at Calidus(29:15) Chris Ellison Hits Out at the Analysts!
The gift of mining M&A keeps giving as we start the show by delving deeper into the deal involving Westgold (WGX.asx) and Musgrave (MGV.asx). The Money of Mine team then shares some thoughts on the announcements from Encounter (ENR.asx), Ora Banda (OBM.asx), Aeris (AIS.asx), Carnaby (CNB.asx), Mincor (MCR.asx) and NRW Holdings (NWH.asx). As a deeper dive we took Jervois' trading halt pending a capital raise as an opportunity to pull apart what their financings deals, future plans, and potential pitfalls may be. All Money of Mine episodes are for informational purposes only and may contain forward-looking statements that may not eventuate. The co-hosts are not financial advisers and any views expressed are their opinion only. Please do your own research before making any investment decision or alternatively seek advice from a registered financial professional.Join our exclusive Facebook Group for the Money Miners and request access to the Hooteroo chat group. Follow Money of Mine on YouTubeFollow Money of Mine on TwitterFollow Money of Mine on LinkedInFollow Money of Mine on Instagram Chapters:(0:00) Preview(0:34) Intro(1:47) MGV WGX plots thickens(9:49) Encounter hit mineralised carbonatites(11:31) Ora Banda crushing difficulties(13:07) Aeris resource update(14:14) Carnaby release met work(15:55) Hot Chili sell royalty(20:03) Wyloo's Mincor ownership inches higher(20:17) NRW letter of intent at Mt Cattlin(21:31) Jervois capital raising… again!
Entrevista en el programa el Remate de La Diez Capital radio a Rafael Zamora director científico de Loro Parque Fundación. El próximo sábado se celebra el día mundial contra la desertificación. Una fecha que sirve para sensibilizar a la población sobre una de las mayores amenazas a las que se enfrenta el planeta. Este fenómeno tiene un impacto muy severo sobre la biodiversidad y está provocado principalmente por la acción humana. Se entiende por desertificación como “el proceso de degradación del suelo resultante de factores como las variaciones climáticas o las actividades humanas”. La desertificación es un fenómeno que implica la pérdida de suelos fértiles y la incapacidad de los ecosistemas de cumplir con su función reguladora para suministrar bienes y servicios”. Está pérdida de territorio afecta de manera muy severa a los animales. De hecho, la desertificación, entre otros factores, llevan a la pérdida de hábitat. La pérdida de hábitat es una de las mayores amenazas a las que se enfrenta la fauna. Los humanos hemos quitado a los animales los espacios donde antes vivían, y es por ello que en las acciones de conservación de especies amenazadas suelen tener como objetivo reestablecer los hábitats de las mismas. Son innumerables los ejemplos de proyectos de conservación impulsados por Loro Parque Fundación donde se trabaja en el restablecimiento del hábitat, como por ejemplo el proyecto que la Fundación apoya en Australia en una zona desertifica en donde se han podido replantar varias hectáreas para poder beneficiar a las cacatúas negras de Carnaby en peligro de extinción. 1000 plantas nuevas se han establecido con éxito durante la restauración de la Reserva de Monjebup. Una zona totalmente desolada en el oeste de Australia que ahora está cubierta por vegetación que ya da alimento a muchas aves a pesar que no tiene aún su máximo crecimiento. Y 9000 plantas más cubrirán durante este año 2023 600 hectáreas gracias a este crucial apoyo técnico y financiero que aporta la fundación. Australia es el continente más árido del mundo y se ve sometido cada vez más a graves incendios, sequías prolongadas y olas de calor, que comprometen la supervivencia de las poblaciones de muchas especies animales únicas en el mundo. - Chalamos de lo humano y de lo divino en el programa El Remate de la Diez Capital radio con el independentista, Alberto Díaz.
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Be inspired by good news stories from WWF-Australia. This episode is about Grey Fantails and how people are working together as part of bird conservation.Darren Grover is the Head of Healthy Land and Seascapes at WWF-Australia. He is an ecologist by trade and has nearly 20 years' experience in species conservation, environmental impact assessment, land management, and policy development. Darren and his team work with universities, government, other organisations, community and First Nations people to improve the conservation status of animals like the Carnaby's Black Cockatoo, Gouldian Finch and Shy Albatatross. Darren is most at home in the bush and he's an avid birdwatcher and bushwalker.Links:* Episode transcript - weekendbirder.com/episodes/42-good-news-stories-with-darren* Darren on Twitter - @DarrenGroverWWF* WWF-Australia - website - wwf.org.au* WWF-Australia - Artificial Nests Aim to Increase Shy Albatross Breeding Success - wwf.org.au/news/2017/artificial-nests-aim-to-increase-shy-albatross-breeding-success/* WWF-Australia - Gouldian Finch - https://wwf.org.au/what-we-do/species/gouldian-finch/* WWF-Australia - Hope for the Glossy Black Cockatoo - wwf.org.au/blogs/hope-for-the-glossy-black-cockatoo/Weekend Birder online:* Website - weekendbirder.com* Instagram - @weekend.birder* Facebook - @weekend.birder* Threads - @weekend.birder* Twitter/X - @birderpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Here's a very interesting podcast with my friend Mel Castle explaining his links to Helen Shapiro and life around Carnaby Street with some awesome memories and even Boy George, Marc Bolan and Paul Weller thrown in for good measure
Pella High School Music Teachers Dameon Place, Kameron DeMoss, and Montana Crawford preview this Friday and Saturday’s Carnaby Club performances. The schedule of performances for both nights can be found online.
London landlord Shaftesbury, whose 16-acre estate covers much of Seven Dials, Soho, Carnaby, Fitzrovia and China Town, takes pride in curating its prime location neighbourhoods ensuring each has a distinct community feel with an array of international brands, independent brands, pop-up shops and other engaging experiences.Another key aim for Shaftesbury is to promote a sustainable future for retail and it has just unveiled its Net Zero pledge for 2030. Many of the brands on the Shaftesbury estate hold similar values and a number have successfully put themselves through the rigorous B Corp certification scheme gaining independent affirmation of their sustainable credentials.We talk to two such brands on today's special edition of our In Detail podcast. Joanna Dai of Dai gave up a promising career in finance to launch her fashion brand focusing on sustainable and comfortable clothing and careerwear for women. Having experimented with pop-up stores the brand has signed its first longer-term lease with Shaftesbury on a store in Seven Dials.Meanwhile Finisterre is an outdoor brand established in the epicentre of Britain's surf culture in Cornwall. Its founder Tom Kay also has a short term career in finance before heading to the coast to establish his sustainably focused brand, which now has a number of stores across the UK, including one in Seven Dials. Like Dai, Finisterre is also B Corp certified.In this special edition of our IN DETAIL podcast, Tom and Joanna talk to Lauretta Roberts, Editor in chief of TheIndustry.fashion about the stories behind their brands, their approach to bricks and mortar retail and why Seven Dials works for them. They also discuss the importance of partnering with a supportive and similarly minded landlord and why they wanted to be part of a vibrant and diverse retail community. Get breaking news as it happens and be the first to know when our podcasts go live by following: INSTAGRAM *** LINKEDIN *** TWITTER *** FACEBOOKGet breaking news, big name interviews & insights delivered to your inbox daily HERE
Bravado is the leading global provider of consumer, lifestyle and branding services to recording artists and entertainment brands around the world. Part of Universal Music Group, the leader in music-based entertainment, Bravado represents artists in more than 40 countries and provides services including sales, licensing, branding, marketing and eCommerce. Their extensive global distribution network gives artists and brands the opportunity to create deeper connections with their fans through apparel, consumer packaged goods and unique experiences.Open until January 2022, ‘Queen- The Greatest' was recently opened in London to celebrate the band's historic five decades of music. This pop-up store is designed to take you on a visual journey through one of the world's most iconic bands' contributions to music, culture, and fashion. The shop features limited edition music releases, new product drops and exciting fashion collaborations, with each month of its three-month stint having a different theme: Music, Art & Design and Magic. The store takes visitors on a journey over 2 floors, from 70s thrift store (Freddie and Roger had a stall in Kensington Market), 80s iconic live performances and tours, 90s record store, 00s DVD homage through to 2010s tech concepts. In this episode of the MenswearStyle Podcast we interview Keith Taperell, VP of Sales & Retail at Bravado about the new London Carnaby Street Queen pop-up store which celebrates the band's five decades. Our host Peter Brooker and Keith talk about the collaborative steps involved in opening a retail space with a band, what his daily work schedule looks like, the legacy of Carnaby, what Queen fans can expect when they visit, the possibility of taking the concept to other countries, the health of the music industry right now, and the latest exclusive Queen brand collaborations. Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/menswearstyle)
Pop-up retail has boomed post pandemic as vacancies have opened up in high streets and major shopping destinations across the country.Greater flexibility from landlords has meant that smaller brands who haven't yet ventured into the physical realm have had the chance to test the waters, big brands have been able to trial new locations and even non-retail brands have been able to exploit the marketing power of a temporary high street presence.London landlord Shaftesbury – whose 16-acre estate covers eclectic London neighbourhoods stretching across Seven Dials, parts of Covent Garden, Carnaby and Soho among others – has always championed pop-ups across its estate.As far back as 20 years ago it was introducing pop-ups to bring vibrancy, footfall and press opportunities to its London villages, and also to inspire longer-term tenants.In this special edition of our In Detail podcast, Lauretta Roberts Editor in Chief of TheIndustry.fashion - speaks to Shaftesbury's Emma Steele who heads up pop-up opportunities across its estate and also to three enterprising brands who have successfully popped-up on the estate (often more than once) to learn how the experience enhanced their business, including an ethical fashion start-up, a leading charity and one of the UK's best known music acts.Get breaking news as it happens and be the first to know when our podcasts go live by following: INSTAGRAM *** LINKEDIN *** TWITTER *** FACEBOOKGet breaking news, big name interviews & insights delivered to your inbox daily HERE
Toy designer Rachel Godfroy joins Host Louisa Maxwell to tell us about Sindy's new look. Sindy, the British fashion doll that generations of children and adults “love to dress”, is back! Sindy was originally launched by Pedigree Toys during the swinging 1960's. A teenager with a mod wardrobe, straight out of London's ultra fashionable Carnaby street. Sindy has returned and is again embracing the latest trends as a stylist, fashion blogger and influencer, she also enjoys dancing, riding and caring for pets too. In 2020 British company Kid Kreations, launched a range of six Sindy Dolls for Collectors. The dolls are based on 1980's Sindy with the original Pedigree face sculpt and a new posable body. Each doll wears a fashion reminiscent of Vintage Sindy looks like - Weekenders . The dolls are limited to editions of 1,963, the year Sindy was launched.Now in 2021 Sindy has returned to the British High Street with a new range of dolls suitable for Sindy collectors of all ages. The Sindy Play Range includes six dolls each with their own themed play set; a fashion boutique, a bakery, a hair salon, a pet parlour, a ballet studio and a riding stable. Each doll comes in a box that can be transformed, with some paper crafting, into a set for the doll we still love to dress and collect.https://www.dollpodcast.com/podcasts
Heather from Chapman River Friends chats about Carnaby's Black Cockatoos and the Bee Eaters that are visiting for the summer. Lisa from the Gero Clean Up Crew pops in to chat about the Tidy Town awards, changing our way of thinking, community efforts and upcoming clean ups. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
When Larry and Barbara retired to the south of Western Australia they " thought" their days of research and development were behind them - that was until some large and noisy neighbours decided to drop in for a drink. Since arriving at their home in Nullaki, Western Australia; the 3 species of black cockatoos - which are all endangered - The Carnaby cockatoo/ngolyenok, Baudin's cockatoo/ngolak and the Forest retailed cockatoo/karrak - have made such an impression on Barbara and Larry that they have decided to dedicate their property to the preservation of the species and are inviting every day people to join them in the battle to halt the extinction of these magnificent birds.So was born the Nullaki Cockatoo Nursery.The Nursery is in the City of Albany within the Nullaki natural wilderness, around 50km west from the regional town of Albany, Western Australia. It is truly stunningly serene and has been placed under strict wilderness protection through a conservation covenant by the City of Albany.The word Nullaki is a local indigenious word in noongar language meaning "narrow place of seaweed" - making reference to the nearby inlet (later named Wilson's Inlet by the first european settlers).Within this Nullaki wilderness Barbara and Larry have listened to the noisy black cockatoos and set up artificial cockatoo nest tubes to compensate for the lack of available cockatoo sized nest sites. They have started with 20 for now and are offering other humans who are interested the ability to buy one of these nest tubes, to make it their own. They are selling these already installed nest tubes for $250AUD. The tube will become the property of the purchaser. Barbara and Larry then voluntarily host the owner's cocky tube in a tree on their own property in the area where all the cockatoos are looking for suitable nest sites. Barbara and Larry make no money from the sale of the cocky tubes, the $250 is what they paid to have the cocky tubes supplied and installed. They volunatrily offer their time and offer their trees to the new owner's tube.They have also ensured that the tube's will always be protected and be able to stay ion the "cockatoo nursery" for the lifetime of the tube is written into Barbara's and Larry's land ownership, so that no matter what happens to them, the new owner/s will have to ensure the tube is always in the tree and at the disposal of the cockatoos to use - black cockatoos if they successfully fledge young will return to the same nest site for their lifetime - that way protecting the investor's purchase. On purchsing a tube Larry and Barbara mail you a hard copy of the cocky tube details and a information letter explaining all the ins and outs of the Nullaki Cockatoo Nursery cocky tube purchase.Realising that not every human has $250 to spend - Larry and Barbara are also offering an entry level rental for $50/breeding season. This private model is something entirely novel to the conservation of the black cockatoo scene of Western Australia and is 100% sure to ruffle some feathers.Nullaki Cockatoo Nursery Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1716700181869100Email: barb.geno@activ8.net.auWill post Nullaki Cockatoo Nursery photos on Birdman Dad insta, reddit and Facebook pagesbirdman_dadhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1892441777643619
Heather from Chapman River Friends joins us to chat about Carnaby's Black Cockatoos and free workshops to learn more and help this endangered species. Michelle from GG Wildlife Rescue chats about birds, reptiles and what to do if you find one injured or out of place. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
No music, no voices, just the sound of the forest waking up. This recording was made while traveling through Whadjuk Nyoongar land, WA. The birds differ between east and west Australia. That huge swathe of arid country in between has meant that birds have evolved into different sub-species, species and variants. Listening notes from Ann Jones: 00:00:00 Normally I would cut out my footsteps walking away from the microphone, but this audio is too beautiful. You can hear carolling magpies, as well as black cockatoos. These are either Baudin's or Carnaby's or both. They sometimes do hang out together. Both are endangered species. 00:04:05 An Australian ringneck parrot. This is about the size of a rosella and with a wonderful green body, a black head and a yellow neck around the nape of its head. 00:04:20 A pee-wee or mudlark calling here. They vary slightly across the continent. 00:14:50 Ringnecks are sometimes called twenty-eights in WA because that is sort of what their call sounds like – ‘twenty-eight'. 00:21:44 Here there is a very, very high-pitched tinkling of a grey fantail, along with a magpie, an Australian raven and (we think) a grey shrike-thrush. Thanks to Tegan Douglas form Birdlife Australia who helped me with these sounds! 00:24:40 If you've got a particularly good sound system, you might be able to pick up the rhythmic moan of the bronzewing pigeon. 00:26:39 The Australian raven is calling in the background here. It's a big black bird with a funny beard that pops out, making its neck look really chunky. 00:28:20 Here comes a grey currawong with its chiming call echoing through the bushland. These are handsome, large birds. Maybe something that looks halfway between a magpie and a raven. Grey currawongs are mostly grey in different hues, but with white tips on the wings and tail. They walk and hop on the ground to forage for insects but are strong fliers and happily scale trees, ripping off bark to look for insects and raiding fruit trees. 00:43:00 Western gerygone (pronounced jerr-i-go-nee) is a sweet little hazel eyed greyish bird with an adorable little tail and a sweet little two note, three syllable call. They spend their lives inside bushes and within the branches of trees, frustrating bird watchers. They occasionally flutter out to catch an insect on the wind. They build a nest that hangs off a twig and is wrapped in spiders' web. 00:44:14 Probably a yellow-plumed honeyeater making those whistling calls with a red wattlebird making ‘chucks', along with Australian raven moans and common bronzewing droning on in the background. Thanks to Adrian Boyle, Tegan Douglas, Erika Roper and Nigel Jackett for helping ID some of the sounds. I had no hope.
No music, no voices, just the sound of the forest waking up. This recording was made while traveling through Whadjuk Nyoongar land, WA. The birds differ between east and west Australia. That huge swathe of arid country in between has meant that birds have evolved into different sub-species, species and variants. Listening notes from Ann Jones: 00:00:00 Normally I would cut out my footsteps walking away from the microphone, but this audio is too beautiful. You can hear carolling magpies, as well as black cockatoos. These are either Baudin's or Carnaby's or both. They sometimes do hang out together. Both are endangered species. 00:04:05 An Australian ringneck parrot. This is about the size of a rosella and with a wonderful green body, a black head and a yellow neck around the nape of its head. 00:04:20 A pee-wee or mudlark calling here. They vary slightly across the continent. 00:14:50 Ringnecks are sometimes called twenty-eights in WA because that is sort of what their call sounds like – ‘twenty-eight'. 00:21:44 Here there is a very, very high-pitched tinkling of a grey fantail, along with a magpie, an Australian raven and (we think) a grey shrike-thrush. Thanks to Tegan Douglas form Birdlife Australia who helped me with these sounds! 00:24:40 If you've got a particularly good sound system, you might be able to pick up the rhythmic moan of the bronzewing pigeon. 00:26:39 The Australian raven is calling in the background here. It's a big black bird with a funny beard that pops out, making its neck look really chunky. 00:28:20 Here comes a grey currawong with its chiming call echoing through the bushland. These are handsome, large birds. Maybe something that looks halfway between a magpie and a raven. Grey currawongs are mostly grey in different hues, but with white tips on the wings and tail. They walk and hop on the ground to forage for insects but are strong fliers and happily scale trees, ripping off bark to look for insects and raiding fruit trees. 00:43:00 Western gerygone (pronounced jerr-i-go-nee) is a sweet little hazel eyed greyish bird with an adorable little tail and a sweet little two note, three syllable call. They spend their lives inside bushes and within the branches of trees, frustrating bird watchers. They occasionally flutter out to catch an insect on the wind. They build a nest that hangs off a twig and is wrapped in spiders' web. 00:44:14 Probably a yellow-plumed honeyeater making those whistling calls with a red wattlebird making ‘chucks', along with Australian raven moans and common bronzewing droning on in the background. Thanks to Adrian Boyle, Tegan Douglas, Erika Roper and Nigel Jackett for helping ID some of the sounds. I had no hope.
No music, no voices, just the sound of the forest waking up. This recording was made while traveling through Whadjuk Nyoongar land, WA. The birds differ between east and west Australia. That huge swathe of arid country in between has meant that birds have evolved into different sub-species, species and variants. Listening notes from Ann Jones: 00:00:00 Normally I would cut out my footsteps walking away from the microphone, but this audio is too beautiful. You can hear carolling magpies, as well as black cockatoos. These are either Baudin's or Carnaby's or both. They sometimes do hang out together. Both are endangered species. 00:04:05 An Australian ringneck parrot. This is about the size of a rosella and with a wonderful green body, a black head and a yellow neck around the nape of its head. 00:04:20 A pee-wee or mudlark calling here. They vary slightly across the continent. 00:14:50 Ringnecks are sometimes called twenty-eights in WA because that is sort of what their call sounds like – ‘twenty-eight'. 00:21:44 Here there is a very, very high-pitched tinkling of a grey fantail, along with a magpie, an Australian raven and (we think) a grey shrike-thrush. Thanks to Tegan Douglas form Birdlife Australia who helped me with these sounds! 00:24:40 If you've got a particularly good sound system, you might be able to pick up the rhythmic moan of the bronzewing pigeon. 00:26:39 The Australian raven is calling in the background here. It's a big black bird with a funny beard that pops out, making its neck look really chunky. 00:28:20 Here comes a grey currawong with its chiming call echoing through the bushland. These are handsome, large birds. Maybe something that looks halfway between a magpie and a raven. Grey currawongs are mostly grey in different hues, but with white tips on the wings and tail. They walk and hop on the ground to forage for insects but are strong fliers and happily scale trees, ripping off bark to look for insects and raiding fruit trees. 00:43:00 Western gerygone (pronounced jerr-i-go-nee) is a sweet little hazel eyed greyish bird with an adorable little tail and a sweet little two note, three syllable call. They spend their lives inside bushes and within the branches of trees, frustrating bird watchers. They occasionally flutter out to catch an insect on the wind. They build a nest that hangs off a twig and is wrapped in spiders' web. 00:44:14 Probably a yellow-plumed honeyeater making those whistling calls with a red wattlebird making ‘chucks', along with Australian raven moans and common bronzewing droning on in the background. Thanks to Adrian Boyle, Tegan Douglas, Erika Roper and Nigel Jackett for helping ID some of the sounds. I had no hope.
It's been just over a year since retailers across the nation first re-opened their doors after an historic enforced lockdown that had lasted almost three months. Little did we know then that two more lockdowns were to come with devastating affects for some of fashion's biggest names.However with much of the UK's adult population vaccinated against COVID-19 and promises from the Government that it will not enforce another lockdown, retailers can now turn their minds from survival to revival.Today we are bringing you a special edition of our IN DETAIL podcast in partnership with landlord Shaftesbury.Shaftesbury – whose 16-acre estate covers eclectic London neighbourhoods stretching across Seven Dials, parts of Covent Garden, Carnaby and Soho among others – has always taken a curated approach to its retail line-up and has a strong track record of supporting independent brands and designers (in particular through its Start-up With Seven Dials initiative) , pioneering pop-up retail and encouraging experimentation with innovative new formats.Far from feeling tempted to veer from this approach during the pandemic, it has doubled down and supported many brands in the opening of, in some cases, their first retail store. In particular, it has seen strong demand from digital brands looking for cut-through with consumers as the online space gets more and more crowded, as well as companies taking previously online-only concepts, such as fashion rental, into the realm of the physical.One such brand to make the move is London menswear label L'Estrange, which having experimented with pop-ups throughout the Shaftesbury estate, made the plunge and took a permanent store in Seven Dials during the pandemic.Lauretta Roberts, editor in chief of TheIndustry.fashion, talks to L'Estrange co-founder Tom Horne and Shaftesbury retail director Samantha Bain-Mollison about how the landlord and brand worked together on making physical retail a success and why they feel that post-pandemic a new, reinvigorated retail landscape will emerge.
In this episode Richard Webster, Director of Tonks Removals, discusses how he became involved in the industry some 30 years ago, as a porter on the trucks straight after leaving school at the tender age of 15! We discover that Tonks Removals was formed by the Tonks family in Scarborough back in 1820 and today celebrates its 201st year in business. Tonks Removals was put up for sale in 1995 by then owner Nigel Tonks, and Richard (20) together with his brother James (22) purchased the business for the princely sum of £8,000, with the assets consisting of a Bedford truck, the goodwill, the equipment, and the storage, which had to be relocated from its existing old school depository. We discuss that there are no set roles within Tonks Removals for Richard or James, however James is more on the trucks while Richard is more office based, but they both like to get away on jobs when they can. We discover that the challenges Richard has had to overcome were the lack of money, as the industry is a high-cost industry but not a high margin one, and being taken seriously at such a young age, but the biggest challenge was learning how to run a business. We discuss that even though Richard cannot change anything from his past, however, if he could it would be to realise what the actual costs are to operate your business, know your costs and stop subsidising others who waltz off with the profit! We discover that Richard's high point of being in the industry in terms of the business was purchasing land to build their own facility in Carnaby, a mere 8 years ago, and as a person it is having the respect of others which he has earned and worked for. We discuss that Richard would change a few things within the industry but the main one being the public perception of our industry (again!), which has changed in recent months, but he can see it reverting in due course. And I raise the question of whether the general public's perception is that it's not seen as skilled labour (which of course it is!) and discuss this further with Richard. We discover that Richard uses demountable bodies (19 at the time of recording), as well as fixed bodied truck, but the demountable bodies offer the convenience of access issues, short term storage and cost implications for replacement of trucks. We discuss that the advice Richard would give to a younger self and it would be to know your costings and not to be afraid to market yourself at the better end of the market. We discover that in the next 5 years Richard sees the niche corporate moving in and out of Europe getting smaller and smaller with company mergers and acquisitions, plus the realisation that people can successfully work remotely, but he sees no change in the domestic moving industry. We discuss how imports and exports since Brexit has affected business and Richard states that it is getting easier as the guidance, systems and knowledge base improves, and it is better as a lot of movers have pulled out of the European market and therefore sees relocation prices rising. We discover that Tonks Removals are not members of the BAR, and Richard explains his reasons for this, but he and James have discussed applying once again. We discuss that outside of the industry Richard tends to sleep a lot! He has started doing a lot more walking with his wife, he is a keen motorsport fan due to his love for driving, and he is actively involved in the parish council. And as always we end Moving Matters with a couple of funny moving stories, a potentially X-rated one involving the client, the crew and a hot-tub, one involving Richard and an obnoxious customer, and a couple of short tales involving digging up a dead cat, and a terminally ill dog. Enjoy! Links to Tonks Removals: * Website (https://www.tonksremovals.co.uk/) * Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/www.tonksremovals.co.uk) Special Guest: Richard Webster.
Only one quarter of known Australian threatened species are protected in conservation reserves. Some threatened species are confined to small areas in cities, on farms and along roadsides. Engaging the broader community in conservation efforts is essential to their survival. In this episode we speak to 3 people who are beating the drum for threatened species and bringing the public along for the ride. Jodi Rowley really loves frogs. Working for the Australian Museum and the University of NSW she is the lead scientist behind the Frog ID APP. Australia has over 240 species of frog which are found nowhere else in the world, some species are flourishing but four have already become extinct. The FrogID APP is a national citizen science project, helping scientists learn more about what is happening to Australia's frogs. People are recording frog calls on their smartphone in their backyards, schools and farms. Download it and you can't help but start noticing frogs all around. www.frogid.net.au Matt Blomfield of Gather By provides an opportunity for Growers and farmers to diversify into the honey business without having to know anything about bees. Gather by looks for farmers with 5ha to grow Australian native Leptospermum plants plus bee- fodder plants, for the purpose of generating chemical free, raw bioactive, Manuka- type honeys for local and export markets, while prioritising bee and ecosystem health. Gather By advises the farmers on what to grow and how and then brings along the bees and collects the honey. www.gatherby.org/growers Darren Grover is the Head of Healthy Land and Seascapes Leading the Species, Oceans, Science and Impact teams at WWF-Australia. He has been working hard to improve the conservation status of species like the black-flanked rock-wallaby and Carnaby's black cockatoo in southwest Australia, the Bilby and Gouldian Finch in the Kimberley, southern right whales in the Great Australian Bight, and marine turtles on the Great Barrier Reef. His biggest challenge is inspiring other to care as much about wildlife. His greatest joy is all the volunteers who make a difference. www.wwf.org.au/what-we-do
En este episodio de Rock is Here te propongo caminar por una calle que es sinónimo de la moda joven londinense, donde se lució el Swinging de los 60's y el movimiento Mod: Carnaby Street.La cultura rock y la Carnaby Street tienen mucha relación. Por la zona estaban los principales clubes, como el Marquee. Y muchos músicos compraban ahí la ropa que después lucirían arriba del escenario y que sería imitada por los fans. Y no solamente para comprar: algo que todavía es habitual, muchas bandas de rock son invitadas para tocar dentro de las tiendas, como parte del trabajo promocional de las marcas.Si vas en subte tenés que bajarte en la estación Piccadilly Circus, de las líneas Bakerloo o Piccadilly. Carnaby es paralela a Regent Street, una de las principales calles de Londres. Y al ser peatonal, tan activa, repleta de negocios por lo general de ropa muy original, se ha convertido en un pequeño complejo de compras, de varias manzanas de longitud.Si hacés memoria, vas a recordar que Carnaby Street es nombrada en muchas canciones. Algunas bandas relacionadas con esta calle son los Rollings Stones; U2 grabó parte de su videoclip "Even better than the real thing" en 1991; The Small Faces tienen su plaqueta recordatoria en el frente de un negocio en el que trabajaron en los ‘60s... también por acá trabajó Neil Peart, el baterista de Rush; The Kinks hacen referencia a ella en la canción "Dedicate Follower of Fashion"... y The Jam compuso una canción bautizada, justamente, "Carnaby Street".Y quizás la referencia más popular en la actualidad sea la esquina de Carnaby con Beak Street. Ahí está instalado el negocio de ropa Pretty Green, propiedad de William John Paul Gallagher, más conocido artísticamente como Liam Gallagher, uno de los frontman más carismáticos de los últimos tiempos. Vale remarcar también que "Pretty Green" se llama el tema que abre el álbum "Sound Affects", de The Jam, compuesto por Paul Weller. Y el mismo Weller fue en su momento convocado por Liam como modelo de una línea exclusiva de ropa muy elegante.Muchos fanáticos esperan en la puerta del local, con la esperanza de encontrarse con el malhumorado hermano Gallagher visitando su negocio. Y, en todo caso, se conforman sacándose fotos junto a las vidrieras de esa esquina, ya que el ex cantante de Oasis es la cara visible de su propia marca.Las canciones incluidas:"Pretty Green", The Jam"Lazy Sunday Afternoon", The Small Faces"Finding my way", Rush"Dedicate Follower of Fashion", The Kinks"Carnaby Street", The Jam"D'You Know What I Mean", Oasis"Wall Of Glass", Liam Gallagher See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Il ministro della Cultura Dario Franceschini consegna al Cts le linee guida che, a partire da maggio, dovrebbero consentire la riapertura di cinema, teatri e sale da concerto. Intanto l'Inghilterra se la ride: il piano vaccini procede alla grande e la gente è già in fila al pub. L'Italia ride con LOL, ma anche qui non mancano le polemiche.
The short billed white tailed black cockatoo aka Carnaby cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus latirostris) would have to be the most widely recognised and iconic large birds in Western Australia. The government (both State and federal) in collaboration with several non-government organisations such as BirdlifeWA, have invested time and taxpayers funds into trying to preserve this bird and with it, it's habitat.The Carnaby cockatoo has been in marked decline for many years and is listed as endangered. The decline in numbers being attributed primarily to habitat fragmentation, habitat destruction - in particular the loss of nesting sites - as the trees they nest in are often over 100 years old and competition from other native bird species for the available nest sites.The issue over suitable nest sites has been significant for many years and the problem is magnified by the fact that a suitable hollow for such a large cockatoo is often found in a tree over 100 years old; so planting a tree to day was hardly going to solve this particular problem. This particular issue has been investigated in recent years, again in collaboration with government, non-government and a university; from which the cocky tube was born.The cocky tube project was initially developed and marketed via LandCareSJ group and more information on this project can be found here:https://blackcockatoos.org.au/tag/artificial-nesting-boxes/Birdman Dad's cocky tubes were actually MK1 versions of the LandcareSJ tubes - this is why they look different to the tubes shown on this link. BirdlifeWA sourced these 2 second hand cocky tubes for Birdman Dad.Birdman Dad's cocky tubes were installed by Dean from Carnaby Crusaders -https://www.facebook.com/Carnabys-Crusaders-103755334826928Birdman Dad in this episode describes the beautiful Carnaby cockatoo and the circumstances of the arrival of cocky tubes to his house. Birdman Dad wishes to acknowledge the assistance to the 2 pairs of Carnaby cockatoos and now their offspring with great thanks to Adam at BirdlifeWA - The Black Cockatoo Project and to Dean of Carnaby Crusaders. These 2 people were able to provide assistance when so many others were not able, or willing. It is thanks to them there is a new generation flying in the skies in 2021.If you have a suitable Carnaby nest site, or even a black cockatoo nest site, the cocky tube may offer the birds in your neighbourhood a substitute nest where there are no old growth trees. Make contact with BirdlifeWA, or Carnaby Crusaders and find out if the cocky tube may help out these iconic birds that are in desperate need of human assistance.
This week's episode features a song so nice, we play it twice! Namely, The Carnaby's 1965 fuzz-powered, mod-bubblegum, cha-cha rhythm confection “Jump and Dance.” Is this the ultimate sheep-shearing song? Does it even have a chorus? Don't stop the New Year's revelry until you've heard Erik & Weldon hip you to this track!Contact us at: inthepastpodcast@gmail.com
Bravado are Universal Music Group's merchandise and brand management company, and have joint curated RS No. 9 Carnaby with The Rolling Stones which recently opened in London. Bravado lives at the crossroads of music and fashion. They understand the power of smart merchandising, and they know how to create products that spark organic, emotional connections between fans and artists. Their world class capabilities have made them the leading provider of consumer, lifestyle and brand management services around the world. With teams in 40 countries, they create a tailored approach for every project — from creating new spaces in the market to bringing an artist's creative vision to life. Bravado is about building brands and legacies that live on, beyond the music. In this episode of the MenswearStyle Podcast we interview Bravado Managing Director David Boyne about his 25 year experience working within the fashion industry. His recent big project was with The Rolling Stones for the new RS No. 9 Carnaby store located on London's historic Carnaby Street. Our host Peter Brooker and David also chat about how Covid-19 affected the store launch, the huge press coverage received, how the 'tongue logo' became so iconic, and the inspiration behind the store displays, art, music and experiences. Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.
Wax London was founded with a dedication to create premium menswear with sustainability at it's core. They aim to bring the manufacturing of British outerwear back to the UK, and the majority of their outerwear pieces are made right where they started in London. They believe that positive change comes from setting the right example which is why they strive for best practice across all production and operations. From sourcing the most sustainably produced fabrics, using natural dyeing techniques, manufacturing closer to home and donating profits to charity, Wax London's quest to reduce environmental impact and to help those in need remains close to their hearts. In this episode of the MenswearStyle Podcast we interview Wax London Co-Founder Tom Holmes about how the brand was launched five years ago. The initial idea was to bring outerwear manufacturing back to the UK, and now they boast a full range of essential menswear garments with a new and first store near Carnaby Street in London. Our host Peter Brooker and Tom Holmes also chat about expanding into unisex sizing, how the design and manufacturing process works, using end of roll fabrics, and what inspires their collections each season.Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.
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Health authorities are preparing for more COVID-19 cases in regional Victoria after three people tested positive for the virus in Shepparton.
On this episode of Showcase; The Venice Film Festival 2020 00:33 Guy Lodge, Film Critic 04:16 In Conversation with Alev Ebuzziya Siesbye 10:47 Remote X Istanbul 14:13 Buse Yildirim, Managing Artistic Director of Beykoz Kundura 14:48 RS No.9 Carnaby 21:27 #VeniceFilmFestival #RemoteX #RollingStones
Tegan Douglas is a bird researcher, proud Bird Nerd and the Citizen Science Project Co-Ordinator at Birdlife Australia's Western Australia office. In this episode we talk about many of Western Australia's endangered birds, Carnaby's Black Cockatoo, Western Ground Parrot, Noisy Scrub-bird, Western Bristlebird and the efforts to secure the populations. Tegan tells me about her earlier fieldwork with the Red-browed Treecreeper, and why she loves Australian Babblers. In a wide-ranging (and fun) conversation we discuss many conservation strategies, modern urban landscapes, the largest area of natural woodland on the planet and the Western Australian landscape feature that is visible from space! Here's the link to that urban sprawl versus urban infill paper Tegan was talking about: https://www.fullerlab.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Sushinsky-et-al-2013.pdf Follow Tegan on Twitter for informative and entertaining bird content @TeganDouglas Currently trying to get some eyes and subscribers on The Bird Emergency on YouTube, so I can put a bit more effort into the video side of things, so if you would like more visual content, please subscribe, and I will watch with interest if that's what you want! Follow me on Twitter @birdemergency I am always on the lookout for interesting stories and projects, new and success stories concerning endangered and threatened birds, wherever they are.
We're joined by Daniella Teixeira to discuss Black Cockatoos! Currently completing her PhD at the #UQ Centre for Biodiversity & Conservation Science, Daniella has over ten years experience as an ecologist and conservation biologist, in roles ranging from threatened species recovery to fisheries & sustainability monitoring. She's a member of the Recovery Team for South-Eastern Red-tailed Black-Cockatoos and the Glossy Black Conservancy, and co-founder of first National Black-Cockatoo Forum in 2018. Her recent work focuses on the conservation, behaviour, and bioacoustic research of threatened birds. We discuss Black Cockatoos, bushfires, bio-acoustics for conservation, and much more, over poppy-seed lemon drizzle cake and Unmanageable Noise cocktails! Check out Daniella's work at daniellateixeira.com or follow the Glossy Black Conservancy at glossyblack.org.au and @GlossyBlackConservancy on social media. New Research: Ewart et al. 2020 Museum specimens provide reliable SNP data for population genomic analysis of a widely distributed but threatened cockatoo species. Mol. Ecol. Res. Vol 16: 6 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s42408-019-0054-8 Densmore & Clingan 2019 Prescribed burning in a mediterranean climate region mitigates the disturbance bybushfire to a critical food resource for an endangered bird, the Carnaby’s cockatoo. Fire Ecology, Vol 15:36 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/1755-0998.13082
Ever wondered how to rate fatigue? Maybe you've heard your patients complain about it but not known how to apply this information in your clinical practice. And what about research? How do we understand research and then apply the information we learn? In this week's episode of Swallow Your Pride we dive into these topics with the amazing Dr. Carnaby who gives us her expertise on these challenging topics. To share your thoughts: - Join the MedSLP Newbies Facebook group- Share this episode on Facebook or Twitter To help out the show: - Leave a review on iTunes. Your comments help me immensely and I just might read it on the show! - Contribute at patreon.com/swallowyourpride Download Ep. 124 Show Notes! This Month’s Featured Affiliates: If you like our work, support us on Patreon for as little as a dollar a month! Previous Next Previous Next
Alexandra speaks to Mira Manek. Mira combines her love of healthy eating and Indian flavours to create her own style of vibrant Indian-inspired food. Her first cookbook Saffron Soul, was published in 2017, a collection of modern and traditional vegetarian recipes rooted in her Gujarati heritage interspersed with family stories. Her second book Prajna, Ayurvedic Rituals for Happiness was released earlier this month.Last year, Mira launched Chai by Mira, cafe, chai lounge and event space at Triyoga Soho, inside Kingly Court, Carnaby. Her chai spice mix is used by various cafes and restaurants in London and Mira has also collaborated with restaurants like Holborn Dining Rooms on their menu. She holds supperclubs, workshops and retreats in London and globally.Come for Supper sees host Alexandra Dudley sit down with artists, actors, authors and chefs to discuss how they like to serve supper. In the show we learn about the guest’s culinary tips, tales and disasters whilst learning a little about their life along the way. From their dream dinner party guests, to their kitchen essentials, we dive deep into the world of food and the joy of having people come for supper.This is a Studio71 production. Producer - Jack Claramunt Exec Producer - Tom Payne & Jody SmithProduction Support - Phie McKenzieCreated by Alexandra DudleyStudio71 is a Red Arrow Studios Company. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, I Talk Shop Alice Mayor from We Built This City, an independent shop in Carnaby street in London. We Built This City was started as a pop-up out of a desire to help artists sell their work and 5 years in, they stock 250 artists and has recently moved into a large corner unit in the opposite end to Liberty In the iconic West End. Alice and I spoke about:-How it all started and the idea behind WBTC-The challenges with working with so many artists-How WBTC curate their ranges-How an artist/small business can be a good supplier and what’s important to consider-What sort of margins are needed?-What’s next for WBTC and much more Connect with We Built This Cityhttps://www.webuilt-thiscity.com/https://www.facebook.com/wbtclondon/https://www.instagram.com/wbtclondon/ Links mentioned in this episodeArk http://www.arkcambridge.co.uk/Lush https://uk.lush.com/Populuxe boutique https://www.populuxehomeboutique.co.uk/Creature clothes https://www.creatureclothes.com/ Come and see me at Top Drawer, stand K19 Connect with meWebsite: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_business_collaborative/SALES CHALLENGE IN SEPTEMBER, Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkwholesale/Work with me: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/servicesBook a discovery call: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/book-a-discovery-call Book a Power-hour: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/power-hourApply to be a guest on Let’s Talk Shop https://thereseoertenblad.typeform.com/to/ZPiHVX
In this episode, I Talk Shop Alice Mayor from We Built This City, an independent shop in Carnaby street in London. We Built This City was started as a pop-up out of a desire to help artists sell their work and 5 years in, they stock 250 artists and has recently moved into a large corner unit in the opposite end to Liberty In the iconic West End. Alice and I spoke about:-How it all started and the idea behind WBTC-The challenges with working with so many artists-How WBTC curate their ranges-How an artist/small business can be a good supplier and what’s important to consider-What sort of margins are needed?-What’s next for WBTC and much more Connect with We Built This Cityhttps://www.webuilt-thiscity.com/https://www.facebook.com/wbtclondon/https://www.instagram.com/wbtclondon/ Links mentioned in this episodeArk http://www.arkcambridge.co.uk/Lush https://uk.lush.com/Populuxe boutique https://www.populuxehomeboutique.co.uk/Creature clothes https://www.creatureclothes.com/ Come and see me at Top Drawer, stand K19 Connect with meWebsite: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_business_collaborative/SALES CHALLENGE IN SEPTEMBER, Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkwholesale/Work with me: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/servicesBook a discovery call: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/book-a-discovery-call Book a Power-hour: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/power-hourApply to be a guest on Let’s Talk Shop https://thereseoertenblad.typeform.com/to/ZPiHVX
In this episode, I Talk Shop Alice Mayor from We Built This City, an independent shop in Carnaby street in London. We Built This City was started as a pop-up out of a desire to help artists sell their work and 5 years in, they stock 250 artists and has recently moved into a large corner unit in the opposite end to Liberty In the iconic West End. Alice and I spoke about:-How it all started and the idea behind WBTC-The challenges with working with so many artists-How WBTC curate their ranges-How an artist/small business can be a good supplier and what’s important to consider-What sort of margins are needed?-What’s next for WBTC and much more Connect with We Built This Cityhttps://www.webuilt-thiscity.com/https://www.facebook.com/wbtclondon/https://www.instagram.com/wbtclondon/ Links mentioned in this episodeArk http://www.arkcambridge.co.uk/Lush https://uk.lush.com/Populuxe boutique https://www.populuxehomeboutique.co.uk/Creature clothes https://www.creatureclothes.com/ Come and see me at Top Drawer, stand K19 Connect with meWebsite: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_business_collaborative/SALES CHALLENGE IN SEPTEMBER, Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkwholesale/Work with me: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/servicesBook a discovery call: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/book-a-discovery-call Book a Power-hour: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/power-hourApply to be a guest on Let’s Talk Shop https://thereseoertenblad.typeform.com/to/ZPiHVX
En este episodio de Rock is Here te propongo caminar por una calle que es sinónimo de la moda joven londinense, donde se lució el Swinging de los 60’s y el movimiento Mod: Carnaby Street.La cultura rock y la Carnaby Street tienen mucha relación. Por la zona estaban los principales clubes, como el Marquee. Y muchos músicos compraban ahí la ropa que después lucirían arriba del escenario y que sería imitada por los fans. Y no solamente para comprar: algo que todavía es habitual, muchas bandas de rock son invitadas para tocar dentro de las tiendas, como parte del trabajo promocional de las marcas.Si vas en subte tenés que bajarte en la estación Piccadilly Circus, de las líneas Bakerloo o Piccadilly. Carnaby es paralela a Regent Street, una de las principales calles de Londres. Y al ser peatonal, tan activa, repleta de negocios por lo general de ropa muy original, se ha convertido en un pequeño complejo de compras, de varias manzanas de longitud.Si hacés memoria, vas a recordar que Carnaby Street es nombrada en muchas canciones. Algunas bandas relacionadas con esta calle son los Rollings Stones; U2 grabó parte de su videoclip “Even better than the real thing” en 1991; The Small Faces tienen su plaqueta recordatoria en el frente de un negocio en el que trabajaron en los ‘60s... también por acá trabajó Neil Peart, el baterista de Rush; The Kinks hacen referencia a ella en la canción “Dedicate Follower of Fashion”... y The Jam compuso una canción bautizada, justamente, “Carnaby Street”.Y quizás la referencia más popular en la actualidad sea la esquina de Carnaby con Beak Street. Ahí está instalado el negocio de ropa Pretty Green, propiedad de William John Paul Gallagher, más conocido artísticamente como Liam Gallagher, uno de los frontman más carismáticos de los últimos tiempos. Vale remarcar también que “Pretty Green” se llama el tema que abre el álbum “Sound Affects”, de The Jam, compuesto por Paul Weller. Y el mismo Weller fue en su momento convocado por Liam como modelo de una línea exclusiva de ropa muy elegante.Muchos fanáticos esperan en la puerta del local, con la esperanza de encontrarse con el malhumorado hermano Gallagher visitando su negocio. Y, en todo caso, se conforman sacándose fotos junto a las vidrieras de esa esquina, ya que el ex cantante de Oasis es la cara visible de su propia marca.Las canciones incluidas:“Pretty Green”, The Jam"Lazy Sunday Afternoon", The Small Faces"Finding my way", Rush"Dedicate Follower of Fashion", The Kinks“Carnaby Street”, The Jam"D'You Know What I Mean", Oasis"Wall Of Glass", Liam Gallagher
We’re talking about extinction, climate change, urban development and urban planning futures. Dr Donna Houston says urban planners need to be more attuned to the ecological realities and rhythms of our cities. From switching on a light, recycling a plastic bottle, shopping at the local supermarket, to asking a smartphone for directions, everyday life in cities is a key contributor to processes co-producing the Anthropocene, a potential new volatile geological era marked by the activity of humans. Activities core to urban life and the functioning of cities are exacerbating planetary changes across key terrestrial, atmospheric and aquatic thresholds, including: land cover change, ocean acidification, a warming in the average temperature of the planet; the six great mass species extinction, pollution and environmental degradation. These changes in biophysical worlds are acutely felt in social worlds, though they are experienced unevenly and disproportionately affect precarious and vulnerable human and nonhuman populations. Rarely, however, do we investigate the entanglements and dependencies of urban life and the Anthropocene. “The longer view, but also the responsibility. So cosmo-ecological is also to put one self into obligation or responsibility; in a way that… Western euro-centric or anthropocentric practices don’t do”. Dr Donna Houston This involves understanding what the choices and consequences that are bound up in these entanglements and dependencies mean for urban planners, designers, citizens and activists. It also involves understanding what they mean for the multitudes of earthly life dwelling within and beyond urban boundaries. The bio-cultural diversity of life on a planet of cities is complex and it doesn’t look the same everywhere. We are situated on a precarious threshold where forms of urban development matter profoundly for planetary futures. We need new ways of thinking about the city that are capable of connecting the unique social, historical and ecological dimensions of urban places with planetary changes. “… to understand that the ecological and cultural processes that are entangled within our relations are really important to our survival. In fact, we won’t really survive if we don’t attend to them”. Dr Donna Houston One way forward is to consider new problems for urban research: such as that of what our colleague at the University of Sydney, Thom van Dooren, refers to as the cultural and biological entanglements of extinction. Extinction stories offer a window into relationships between localised and mass extinction and help us in understanding what specific humans and nonhumans within particular cities are doing. In Perth Australia, an interesting story is unfolding involving endangered Carnaby’s Cockatoos, their people, plants and places and how considering black cockatoos in urban contexts highlights present incongruences between planning, time, and ecologies as well as new possibilities for thinking about how we can plan ‘multispecies’ cities. As urbanists, we need to imagine a different type of future to better plan for multispecies cities. Part of the answer might be to decentre the human from our discussion of cities and urban planning more specifically. Donna’s powerful and unnerving research starts with ecological time, which is important for understanding the way we plan, design and build cities. Donna ends by talking about the role of cosmo-ecological and Indigenous methodologies in urban planning. Guest Dr Donna Houston is an urban and cultural geographer in the Department of Geography and Planning at Macquarie University. Her research explores the intersections of urban political ecology and environmental justice in the Anthropocene; the biopolitics of climate change; toxic landscapes and bodies; and planning in the ‘more-than-human’ city. Dr Houston is the Director of the Bachelor of Planning and the Co-Director of the Faculty of Arts Environmental Humanities research stream.
In this weeks, long awaited, episode of THE LIKES OF US podcast, dedicated to Working-Class Life, Art, Politics and Culture, your host, Neil Bradley explains his 3 month absence from the podcast world, attends two funerals, talks about mental health, visits the Carnaby Gallery for the 'My Generation' exhibition, and buys a pair of boots worn by Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest!
Today we finish our conversation with @samdgrover. Many topics are covered. We give Sam an education on a major Canadian political figure. Sam also teaches us about D&D around a big digression about Neil Gaiman books. CONTACT THE SHOW: TWITTER: @DRINKTHISPOD INSTAGRAM: @DRINKTHISPOD FACEBOOK: FACEBOOK.COM/DRINKTHISPOD EMAIL: DRINKTHISPOD@GMAIL.COM PLEASE LISTEN RESPONSIBLY BY @AIRONMONGER Mr. Bleach by Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA Find Sam's work at: https://carnabybennett.bandcamp.com/ & https://migimho.wordpress.com/
>>> RETRO JUMP & HARDSTYLE des années 2000 (Dj-HS mai 2017) 01/NICKOEL quick start 02/DJ GREG-C 10 torsion (Danny Casseaux/Ghost remix) 03/WORVEK vietnam 04/TRANCEBALL calyptus 05/LOBOTOMY INC the test 06/DJ HS & DIVINNA i've got a pleasure 07/MAJOR BRYCE pogo 08/BINUM go 09/POLUCARPUS fuck you 10/STUNT CREW FEAT E-MAX let's go 11/ARCHIMEDE FEAT DJ SEB B siffley 12/JACKY-CORE flasball 13/V.S warning bd 14/CARNABY break it down 15/RONALD-V bang bang 16/CHICAGO ZONE adagio for strings 17/DA HARD BANGERS i come correct (E-Max Remix) 18/DJ PROMO up yours
We look back to the 1960s and discuss the Mod subculture clothing industry with some its key players. We chat to some of the biggest names, founders and designers of the current Mod world. We speak to Phil Bickley at Real Stars Are Rare, Andrew Tompsett at Merc, Paul Brown at Adaptor Clothing, Stephen Hattersley at Carnaby Designs and Michael Stone at Brutus. Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.
>>>RETRO JUMP (special Tuning beats) by Dj Hs >>> 01/DR RUDE extra 02/STUNT CREW FEAT DJ E-MAX let's go 03/COONE x-press yourself 04/CHICAGO ZONE adagio for strings 05/MAJOR BRYCE / DJ LB pogo 06/RONALD-V musique 07/BEN MENTAL FEAT DJ HS clubmed 08/DJ BASIK rock your body 09/THE EXPLORER african trip 10/Q-IC do it like we do 11/DA HUSTLERZ beat control 12/TEKA B radio maniac 13/DJ GREG C speed talking (remix) 14/CARNABY break it down 15/THE PLAYBOYZ check one 16/DJ HS / DIVINA i've got a pleasure 17/JACKYCORE drop that beat 18/ARCHIMEDE FEAT DJ SEB B siffley 19/MADCOM begin (bootleg exclusif , dj Hs & D-Silva)
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Intro Time2Bass Guest Dj Seb B feat Carnaby - alarmatagueule Fragmax vs Xtremfusion - Are You Ready Carnaby Ft Alex Davis - Rocket Loud Does - Pope Of Alarma (Mash Up) Lethal Mg - What's Up With That (Junior Waxx Remix) Dr. Rude - Code Red Da Morty - Wake up Dr. Rude vs Transfarmers - Partypeople Lethal MG - What Ya Need (Binum Remix) Dany Bpm & Pat B - Bitches Dna Killerz - Gekko Jamie Dill - Engine Seb b - One Fucker (Dj Ghost RMX) Digital punk & profyler - bringing the funk (zatox remix) Headhunterz - from_ within Ran-d_ft b-front - Rebirth (Official rebirth anthem 2011) Brennan Heart & The Prophet - Wake Up! Zatox - The Supertool Outro Time2Bass Guest Dj
Intro Time2Bass By Little F Carnaby - Fucking House (Alex Davis Remix) Dirty Jack - Ghost Suicide Carnaby Feat Alex Davis - Rocket Loud E Max - Pop Then Thangs G Rave vs V Crime - Riverside 2010 Carnaby & E Max - Oldschool Cherry Moon Traxx - The House Of House (Pat Bootleg 2011) Banging Dj's - Radiation E Max & Gave - Hot Sauce Trevor Benz - My Drums LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem (Alex Davis Bootleg) Dj Dumsss & Loop D - Second Episode Lethal Mg - What Ya Need (Binum Remix) Carnaby - Belsunce (Alex Davis Remix) Binum - Cool Water Atomik V - Acid Machine Trevor Benz - Organisme Letahl Mg - Beat Go (Demoniak Remix) Hydrot3k - Darkside Sly - It's Not A Song Atomik V - Stupid Girl X Tremfusion - Bitch Is Banging Dj's - Magnetika Davoodi & Bestien - Dirty Bitch Deneck Traxx - Dream Diver (W4cko Remix) G Dee G & X Tremfusion - Juke It Outro Time2Bass By Little F
Intro Time2Bass By Little F Mr Shark - Prelude Binum - Cool Water Banging dj's - Radiation E Max & Gave - Hot Sauce Jim Veesat - Dervish Trevor Benz - My Drums Public Energy - Three O Three (Dirty Jack Violence Mix) Carnaby - Fucking House (Alex Davis Remix) LMFAO - Party Rock Anthem (Alex Davis Bootleg) Deneck Traxx - Acid Night Lethal Mg - What Ya Need (Binum Remix) E Max - Pop Them Thangs Lethal Mg - Donkywise Carnaby & E Max - Reaktor Explotion Finale DN Traxx - The True Teka B & E Max - Move It Basto - Gregory's Theme (Francki J Bootleg) Ronald V Feat Ladyboy - Alice (Teka B Remix) Little F - First Song (Jumpkiller Remix) Stephan Strube - Hey Nitty (QI-C Remix) Canraby - Belsunce (Alex Davis Remix) Dj Ghost & E Max - Haunted (Dj Gave Remix) Carnaby Feat Alex Davis - Rocket Loud Dj Gave & E Max - Make Noise Playboyz - Rockin (Pat B Remix) Jump Lovax - Long Way Headhunterz - From Within Blutonium Boy - Make It Loud (Headhunterz Remix) Headhunterz - The Message Is Hardstyle Outro Time2Bass By Little F
Guest Dj Seb B Feat CarnabyIntro Time2Bass Guest DjPaul_and_Fritz_Kalkbrenner_-_Sky_and_Sand_(W4cko_Rmx)Soft Cell - Tainted Love (Dr Jump Rmx)Teka B & Dave-D - Wonderwall (Bootleg)Binum - Magic MelodyE-Max & Teka B - Calling Earth 2010Orson Keith - Sanios (Bestien rmx)Dj Seb B Feat Stromae - Alors on danse (Bootleg)Poogie Bear And_Mark V - funkier (Dem-J & Dark-Inc Feat Mr.Marz Remix 2010)CARNABY - CARNA BEAT Fenix & Lethal MG - Balearic NightmareBinum - A New ChapterChicago Zone - Another Break In My Heart - (DN Traxx Remix)Deneck Traxx - Changes Of Life - [BOOTLEG]1Alphaverb_-_feel_good_(gentalica_rmx)Supermafia - TroublePsyko_punkz_-_rock_ya_attitudeSupermafia - Going BAckOutro Time2Bass Guest Dj
Intro Time To Bass Guest Dj Deneck traxx - café del Mar Dr X - Suck My Beat Greg C - open beat Lethal industrie - Binum remix Dr Phunk vs Camp'S - Alarma Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Jamie dill - Focus Lady Darkside - katch the light C dreek - hard beatz Vek feat.wil r - Go DN Traxx - Pop Hertz Dj Henne - World Cup 2010 Ruthless & Coone - Times like this Loic D - Melody of World Carnaby & Toff - My Friends W4cko ft. Fatal inc - Expressions Cherry Traxx vS Sonic Solution ( bootleg Dj Henne) Dark e & Playboyz - sunset at brecht Pinky & the Brain - Broenkers Lobotomy Inc - fuck'n'scratch De Tox - euphorie Eos - Melody of dope Dj Henne - Empire State of North Frontliner - Outside Spacer Dj phil ty - a kay a Predator & Angerfirst - Legend Outro Time To Bass Guest Dj
Intro Time To Bass Paul & Fritz Kalkbrenner - Sky & Sand (W4cko Remix) Doctor Traxx - Loving Melody (Promo) Akira Sakoshii - Like Everyone (Promo) Myfa & Mula - Check Out The Sound!Come On Dark E & The Playboy - Sunset At Brecht Lobotomy Inc - Wappie (Instigator Remix)(Promo) Pat B - Retless Jacky Core - Twilight (Dumss & Loop D Remix 2009) Lady Darkside - Katch The Light Stephmadfx & Trucks - Arabian Spirit (Promo) Stephmadfx & Trucks - Accordion (DN Traxx Remix) Doctor Traxx - Virtual Reality (Promo) Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Major Bryce - Born On 28 (Jumpkiller Remix)(Promo) Tranceball - Calyptus (Loop D Remix) Barnum Brothers - La Foret Mecanique (DN Traxx Remix)(Promo) Pat B - Keep It Coming Carnaby & Alex Davis - Rap Music Dj Henne - adN Major Bryce - Cathedrale (Remix)(Promo) Carnaby - Black Fire (Promo) The Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feelaing (Ydnass Remix) Dj Fox & Burn Soldier - Definition Of Secret Zatox - I Hate U Dj Fox - Lifestyle (Burn Soldier Edit) Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To Bass Streetcorps - Bust This Akira Sakoshii - Like Everyone (Promo) David Verbek - Rock Da House Marshall Masters - Stereo Murder (QI-C Remix) Pat B & Def Toys - Rocking Music Fenix - Beatkickz Lobotomy Inc - Wappie (Instigator Remix)(Promo) Barnum Brothers - La Foret Mecanique (Promo) General Forces - Donk! Drix - Nation Of Tek (Promo) W4cko - Expressions Sexy Body - Confusion Atomik V - Ready For (Gave Mellow Dick Remix) X Panders - Hold It Pussystyle - Eat My Pussy Tranceball - Calyptus (Loop D Remix)(Promo) Teka B - The Vibe Dj Henne - ad-N (Promo) Dark E & Playboy - Sunset at Brecht StephMadFx - Chicago Jump (Promo) Carnaby & Toff - My Friend Dj Henne - World Cup 2010 (Promo) Carnaby - Kulmout (Promo) Lady Darkside - Katch The Light Da Tweekaz - Get Mad Kal & Khad - Pacific Dreamer (Remix) Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To Bass Loic D & Pedros - Underground Marshall Masters - Stereo Murder (QI-C Remix) Klap's - To Now Here Deconnecting People - Black (Teka B & Demoniak Remix) Sly - Disko Tek (Promo) Deneck Traxx - Outside World Atomik V & Jet Stylerz - Carnage Gave - Domino X Panders - Hypnotek Stephamadfx & Trucks - Accordion! (Remix) Dj Kosmik - God Likes To Watch Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Qatja's - Geen Hear Better Teka B & Denneck Traxx - Never Ending Music (Promo) Dj Henne - ad-N (Promo) Demoniak - This Is Porno Ydnass - La Legende W4cko - Our Religion Carnaby & Toff - My Friend (Promo) Dj Henne - World Cup 2010 (Promo) Deneck Traxx - Pop Hertz Zatox - Vintage Zany & DV8 - Break Away Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To Bass Akira Sakoshii - Work (Promo) Sly - The Killers (Promo) E Max - Preach! Dr Rude Feat Pat B - Time Flies Marshall Masters - Stereo Murder (QI-C Remix) Mr Noba - X Pesis Lobotomy Inc - Fuck'N'Scratch (Promo) Fenix - Can't Hold Us Fenix & Dick Legendary - Do It In LA Deneck Traxx -Loop & Thing Carnaby - Plastik (Promo) Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Jacky Core - Twilight 2009 (Dumsss & Loop D Remix) Dj Myfa - It's New X Panders - Hypnotek Chicago Zone - Sky Tranceball - Calyptus (Loop D Remix) White - White (Promo) Ydnass - La Legende Ruthless & Coone - Times Like This Phillippe Rochard - The Survivors Of Hardstyle Zatox - Vintage Coone vs Deepack - Mayday Dream Francesco Zeta - Whacko Carnaby & Toff - Polizei (Promo) Outro Time To Bass
Intro Time To Bass Bob Sinclar & Cutee B - Rock This Party (W4cko Rmx) Paul and Fritz Kalkbrenner - Sky and Sand (W4cko Rmx) Akira Sakoshii - Like Everyone (Promo) W4cko - Our Religion Q-ic & Dr rude feat Qatja S - Turn Up the bass Lobotomy Inc - Fuck'n'Scratch (Promo) Dr Rude - Extra E (Fenix Remix) Fenix - Beatkickz Tranceball - Calyptus (Loop D Remix)(Promo) Fenix Feat Mc Chucky - Can't Hold Us StephMadfx & Trucks - Accordion (DN Traxx Remix) Myfa - Hard Jumpen (Rework 2009) QI-C & Ghost - Desore Go Higher (Remix) Carnaby & Ales Davis - Rap Music (Promo) Wordenz - Sad 2 Glad Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Dj Seb Feat Supermafia - Another Day Deneck Traxx - Streamline Demoniak - This Is Porno Teka Traxx - D.D.L The Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling (Ydnass Hard Remix) Coone - Dirty & Deluxe Brennan Heart - City Of Intensity Outro Time To Bass
Guest Dj Seb B Intro Time To Bass Guest Dj Paul and Fritz Kalkbrenner - Sky and Sand (W4cko Rmx)(promo) Dark-e and Playboyz - Sunset at brecht Symbioze feat dj Seb b - The Dreamkiller (Teka b rmx)(promo) Carnaby and Toff - My Friend Dj Gave - Eight (chicago zone rmx) Q-ic - Zoom Dr Rude and qatja S - opzij die slip(promo) General Force - Donk (promo) Dj Seb b - Indian Sucker (promo) Q-ic & Dr rude feat Qatja S - Turn Up the bass Ronald V & Ladyboy - HipHop Akira Sakoshii - Work Dj Seb b Mushroom Rmx (promo) Dj seb b Another Day (Hard remix) (Promo) Zany Meets The Beholder - Do You Want Heavy The New God Technoboy - 4 days (original_mix) Deepack Vs D-block & S-te-fan - Rock Diz Headhunterz - Muzical Revolution Showtek - Fast Life The Nasty Boyz - Angel Outro Time To Bass Guest Dj
Intro Time To Bass QI-C & Chintoq - Move that Body Sly - The Killers (Promo) Akira Sakoshii - Like Everyone (Promo) QI-C - Ride Me Baby (Max Walder Remix) White - White Flora Di Barelli - Bingo QI-C - Insane Lobotomy Inc - Fuck'n'Scratch (Promo) Mazerati - First Revolution Atomik V - Furious Monkey Mark With A K - Don't Fuck With Me Jacky Core - Twilight 2009 (Dumsss & Loop D Remix) Major Bryce - Jumping Is Not A Crime Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Junior Waxx - Got Ya Back Stephamadfx & Trucks - Accordion (Remix)(Promo) Tranceball - Calyptus (Loop D Remix)(Promo) Carnaby & Alex Davis - Rap Music Gave - Eight (Chicago Zone Remix) Deneck Traxx - Needle Destruction Carnaby & Toff - My Friend Coone vs Deepack - Mayday Dream Carnaby & Toff - Polizei Headhunterz - Forever As One Noisecontrollers - Ctrl Alt Delete Headhunterz - Reloaded Part 2 Francesco Zeta - Fairyland Outro Time To Bass Infos&Booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To Bass Akira Sakoshii - Like Everyone (Promo) Lobotomy Inc - Fuck'And'Scratch (Promo) Davoodi - Git it Girl Junior Waxx - Bodyshock Atomik V - Furious Monkey Mr Noba - X-Pesis Danny C & Max Walder - Resonator Mark With A K - Oasis Atomik V & Jet Stylerz - Carnage (Promo) Fenix & Dick Legendary - Do It In LA E Max - There It Is Ronald V & Ladyboy - Hip Hop Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Jacky Core - Twilight 2009 (Dj Dumsss & Loop D Remix)(Promo) Carnaby & Alex Davis - Rap Music Stephmadfx & Trucks - Accordion (Remix)(Promo) Teka B - The Vibe Carnaby & Toff - My Friend E Max & Owen G - Puff Puff Pass Bestien - Balance Major Bryce - Soda Alex Davis - Guena Style Carnaby - Remember (Major Bryce & Carnaby Remix) Deneck Traxx - Needle Destruction Coone vs Deepack - Mayday Dream Da Tweekaz - Edgez Deneck Traxx - Fable FVL - Orange Theme Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Guest Dj Carnaby Intro Time To Bass Guest Dj Mr Noba - Serious Bug Black peace - Boom boom check DJ SEB B - Indian sucker (promo) CARNABY & ALEX DAVIS - Rap Music Major Bryce & Carnaby - Frontal MADISON - i Hate you (promo) Carnaby - Remember (Major Bryce & Carnaby rmx) DJ HENNE - Chicken Beats Carnaby & TOFF - My Friend DENECK TRAXX - Outside world DENECK TRAXX - Pop hertz RONALD V - Raise Up DJ FOX & AMILIA SYST-M - The Shock ZATOX - i hate u HEADHUNTERZ & WILDSTYLEZ vs NOISECONTROLLERS - Tonight DEEPACK vs D-BLOCK & STEFAN - In Other Wordz GOSTOSA - whats goin on SHOWTEk - Partylover (sydney mix) SHOWTEK ft mc DV8 - Shout out DJ FOX - Lif3STYL3 THE PARTYCRUSHERS - Get Funky HEADHUNTERZ - Sacrifice (Evil Hardcore rmx) DUNE & THE VIPER - Hardcore vibes PAUL ELSTAK - Offensive thrillah MENACE 2 SOCITE - meets catscan (chronic counter) Outro Time To Bass Guest Dj
Intro Time To Bass Loic D - Cocaine Mr Noba - Serious Bug Binum - Get The Fuck Klap's - Bedroom Danny C & Max Walder - Resonator Natural Born Deejays - A Good Day (Partycrashers Remix) Mark V & Poogie Bear - Funkier (DP & Gave Remix) Deconnecting People - Black (Teka B & Demoniak Remix) Loic D & Vek - Fusion 1 Mc Tr3no - Jump Tonight Teka B & Deneck Traxx - Digital Being Chicago Zone - Sky Mr Shark - 2 Be Night (G Barj Remix) Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Major Bryce & Carnaby - Frontal Atomik V & Darkxcess - Celest W4cko & Cartesis - Lemuria Teka B - The Vibe Manski Feat G Starzz - Rock It Carnaby - Remember (Major Bryce & Carnaby Remix) Bestien - Balance Cherry Moon Traxx - Needle Destruction (Deneck Traxx Remix) G Dee G & Jumpkiller - Kiss My Dick Carnaby & Toff - Polizei Teka B - XXL Girls The Prophet - Cocain Bizznizz Crixus & W4cko - Forever Young Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To BassDanny C & Max Walder - ResonatorPoint Blanc - Shake ThatBinum - Take ThatMr Noba - Shake It!Max Walder - BuildingMark V & Poogie Bear - Funkier (DP & Gave Remix)Gave - Eight (Chicago Zone Remix)Dr Rude - Babyboom Is In The Room Major Bryce - Jumping is not a CrimeCarnaby - PlastikDj Henne - Chicken BeatsGave - GrumpyCarnaby & Alex Davis - Rap MusicLoic D - Melody Of WorldTeka B - The VibeMajor Bryce & Carnaby - FrontalTeka B - XXL GirlsCherry Moon Traxx - Needle Destruction (Deneck Traxx Remix)Bestien - BalanceCoone vs Deepack - Mayday DreamJumpkiller - Music Takes ControleTeka B - Scrathing DjCarnaby & Toff - PolizeiTechnoboy - Ti SentoOutro Time To Bassinfos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To Bass Mr Noba - Shake It! Gave - Grumpy Cherry Moon Traxx - Acid Dream (Binum Remix) Mr Noba - X Pexis Gave - Eight (Chicago Zone Remix) Major Bryce - Jumping Is Not A Crime U.R.T'S - Captivity Rider Orpheuz - candybar Mark With A K - My Dj Faithless - Insomnia (QI-C Remix) Kamikaze - Play My Game Atomik V - Ready For (Original Mix) Ronald V & Ladyboy - Hip Hop Major Bryce & Carnaby - Frontal Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Carnaby - Remember Y Tek & Toxik Waste - Odd Corp Mark With A K - Uncle Benz Dj Seb B Feat Supermafia - Another Day Carnaby & Toff - My Friend Deneck Traxx - Pop Hertz Ydnass & The Deafmaker - Insomnia Mark With A K - The Ghosthouse Dj Toff & Carnaby - Polizei Noise Controllers - Rushroom Predator & Angerfist - Legend Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To Bass Klap's - Dump Girl Greg C - You Begbie - Funky Jump Max Walder - Building Ronald V - Raise Up Major Bryce - Jumping Is Not A Crime 2009 Loic D & Vek - Fusion 1 E Max - There It Is Atomik V - Ready For (Gave Mellow Dick Remix) DP & Demoniak - Guettoblaster Deconnecting People - Vodka Ydnass & the Deafmaker - Insomnia Alex Davis - Guena Style Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Carnaby & Alex Davis - Rap Music Dk Chim!k - D Formation Chicago Zone - Sky Loic D - Melody Of World Major Bryce & Carnaby - Frontal Bestien - Balance Teka B Meets Dj Gio - We Are The Killaz Master Techno - My Noise (DN Traxx Remix) Binum - Infinity Carnaby & Toff - Polizei Noiscontrollers - Venom Headhunterz - Scrap Attack Zany & DV8 - Vision Andrew Spencer & The Vamprockerz - Zombie Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
Intro Time To Bass Major Bryce - Jumping Is Not A Crime Anthem 2009 Orpheuz - Candybar Noise Machine - Escape (Dj Skep Remix) EDOX - Move That (Manu Kenton Remix) Dj Robain - Rockstar Loic D & vek - Fusion 1 Binum - Take That Dinamik - New Style The Wishmaster - Coming Up Dj Henne - Chicken Beats Dj Mystery - Drop That Beat Toff - Yanao Atomik V - Ready For (Gave Mellow Dick Remix) Ronald V & Lady Boy - Hip Hop Dr Phunk - Assslezz Bitch Dr Rude - Time Flies DNA Killerz - Pump Up The Bass Loic D - Melody Of World Major Bryce & Carnaby - frontal Dj Chim!k - D Formation Carnaby & Toff - My Friend Dr Rude - Babyboom is in the Room Teka B Meets Dj Gio - Rock My World Carnaby - Remenber (Major Bryce & Carnaby Remix) Major Bryce - Cathedrales (Doctor Traxx Remix) Carnaby & Toff - Polizei Dj Norman - Killed Outro Time To Bass infos&booking:djlittlef@sfr.fr
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