Podcast appearances and mentions of forest law

2024年的《扭扭爵士》第二辑，从4月到6月，从春天到夏天，精彩作品多得挤不下！ Andrew Bird 由民谣向爵士变身，Luka Kuplowsky 从东方诗歌取经，Leyla McCalla 和 Josh Johnson 试探实验音乐边界，Awen Ensemble, Bryony Jarman-Pinto 和 Fergus McCreadie 书写水般优雅。 最应景的夏日之作，应该是英国键盘手 Greg Foat 从希腊度假胜地发来的现场录音；而最让人缅怀的，一定是 Chick Corea 的遗作、与班卓琴大师 Béla Fleck 共同完成的专辑 "Remembrance". 本季还有更多精彩作品，可以在这份歌单中欣赏。 曲目单： (01:05) Andrew Bird Trio - Django (04:37) Kiefer Trio - Montara (10:57) Luka Kuplowsky - To Pi Ssu Yao (Du Fu) (12:08) Luka Kuplowsky - How Can I Possibly Sleep When There is Music (14:37) Greg Foat, Sokratis Votskos - Kiki's Tavern (For Vasilis) (21:23) Leyla McCalla - Tree (26:59) musclecars - Every Party Must Come To An End (31:06) Transmission Towers - Roller Skater 23 (35:23) 更多精彩专辑快速播报 (37:30) Alina Bzhezhinska & Tony Kofi - Anima - Breathe (42:43) Awen Ensemble - Idris (48:01) Josh Johnson - Quince (52:21) Forest Law feat. Momoko Gill - Timbre (55:50) Bryony Jarman-Pinto - Water Come (01:00:35) Fergus McCreadie - Storm (01:04:37) EYRIE - Strange Beings (01:09:40) Chick Corea & Béla Fleck - Enut Nital → 选曲/撰稿/配音/制作/包装：方舟 → 主题音乐：Yu Su → 题图版式：六花 → 私信/合作联络： 微博/网易云/小宇宙/汽水儿 @线性方舟 → 《周末变奏》WX听友群敲门群主：aharddaysnight

Els Ipanemas, els Glass Beams, els Forest Law, els KOKOKO!... Tots ells es capbussen en el folk del Brasil, l'

Els Ipanemas, els Glass Beams, els Forest Law, els KOKOKO!... Tots ells es capbussen en el folk del Brasil, l'

After surviving all the street-based fights and the kombats of mortal peril, we return to fight in the most popular fighting game of the entire PlayStation era; Tekken 3. Join us in our fight against the Bruce Lee & Jackie Chan knock-offs, the pair of bears, the strange, abusive couple made of wood, and the incomprehensible backstory of the Mishima bloodline. Episode theme - Get Ready for the Next Battle! by Ivan Hakštok   CONTENTS (00:26) Introduction  (06:05) Pre-playthrough interview (19:57) Rules of gameplay (22:59) Intermission to post-playthrough (29:17) History & design  (39:26) Music & sound design (43:30) Backstory to Tekken 3 (52:45) Protagonist and noob fighters - Jin Kazama, Eddy Gordo, Forest Law (01:10:08) Ladies and girl's hair - Nina Williams, Hwoarang, King, Ling Xiaoyu (01:28:08) Familiar faces - Lei Wulong, Paul Phoenix, Yoshimitsu (01:41:48) The bastard and his pet - Heihachi Mishima & Kuma/Panda (01:57:40) Hidden Characters - Julia Chang, Gun Jack, Anna Williams, Bryan Fury (02:14:50) The God of Fighting (sleep) & his pet - Ogre/True Ogre & Mokujin (02:26:32) Bonus Characters - Dr Bosconovitch & Gon (02:39:44) Tier List  (02:49:17) Aftermath & legacy (03:02:11) Write-in stories (03:09:17) Conclusion - The 3  Jens

ATREE's Dr Sharachchandra Lele decodes the issues with the Forest Conservation Amendment Bill cleared by Parliament and why it may not do a very good job of protecting India's forests

EPISODE #2.9:  The Heart of Law with Alejandro Blanco So what does Antoine De Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince have to do with Mirena's special guest in this episode of The Heart of Law? Fittingly enough, Alejandro Blanco, architect and godfather of Trial Structure, reels us into an empirical conversation about how to effectively win a trial with the mind and the heart. Our facile host hits the nail on the head. Alejandro can prodigiously “talk about anything.”  A native of Argentina before his folks furloughed to the US (and a gifted child who fluently spoke English in three months then later accelerated into 4th grade at just six years old), Alejandro received an enviable, cosmopolitan education between the two countries. After attending Berkeley, he returned home and studied law in Argentina—completing a seven-year law degree in merely three years. He subsequently worked as the Chief of Protocol to the governor of his home state because of his inclination toward International Law. However, disillusioned by the graft within the Argentinian local government, Alejandro finally immigrated to the US a year later to take the bar in California. Despite being a young, broke, "punk," he cleverly volunteered as a proctor for the bar exams so he could utilize review materials. “I studied like hell for eight months while working part-time, and I took the bar just to practice … to see what it was [like]. And then I got this letter signed: ‘Congratulations!' “  Whoosh … and the rest is history. As Alejandro and Mirena chat about their common immigrant struggles of setting their roots while chasing the American Dream, we see how their interests intersect. They live in the legal world: Mirena in the business/finance sector and Alejandro in the profession/trial district. Interestingly enough, Alejandro opens our eyes to the trenches and intellectual aspects of Law. He introduces us to the Philosophy of Law, Sociology of Law, Evolution of Law, Comparative Procedural Law, Administrative Law and … akin to medical doctors, lawyers who decide to dive deeper into the study of Law become “Doctors of the Law” to “heal the ills of society … [and] affect how the government works within the structure of dealing with the citizens so [we] don't have lawsuits to make the government, you have adequate administrative procedures … affecting wide-ranging changes. ”  In other words, while Alejandro points us to seemingly lofty and scholarly pursuits, he actually uses philosophy and interdisciplinary approaches from Carl Jung, Sigmund Freud, Jacob L. Moreno, and even Steven L. Winter as conduits to point us to the deeper recesses of the heart. The critical reasoning and pragmatic methodologies Alejandro learned become practical tools to improve an unpredictable process: TRIAL—the ultimate stage where lives hang in the balance. He creates and provides a surefire, scholastic formula for lawyers to use. He calls it “a Systems Approach vs. a Talent Approach.”  Most importantly, we hear his axiom behind helping everyone. He approaches plaintiffs the same way Mother Teresa of Calcutta compassionately helped the poor: representing them without taking their faults and imperfections against them. Intellectual altruism, so to speak—an enlightened logic deciding not to discriminate against others. Well, it seems we have much to learn. We can all choose to become students of our circumstances! How, indeed, do we “utilize betrayal” and live magnanimously in the midst of loss? For Alejandro, the “artistry of trial work is to be able to experience that pain and to let go.”  Now we come full circle. Because of what he allowed us to discern, Alejandro has become the utopian guest for The Heart of Law's Episode 2.9. When we learn and truly understand, we open our hearts. Then we have to agree with The Little Prince: "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye." EPISODE SURVEY: [00:13:13 - 00:16:33] In Living the American Dream [00:20:35 - 00:23:55] Why Alejandro Loves Law [00:23:57 - 00:34:48] Alejandro Philosophizes [00:35:35 - 00:49:08] About Trial Lawyers College and Trial Structure [00:50:40 - 01:04:32] Dealing with Loss & Pain [01:07:09 - 01:12:07] The Next 5-10 Years for Alejandro [01:12:07 - 01:23:30] Women Power [01:24:43 - 01:28:15] Advice to Other Lawyers QUOTABLE QUOTES: "We are called to heal. We are called to right the unrightable wrongs." "It is one thing to see the nuances that the mind loves to play with. It is another to take care of the hunger and the needs and “the cholera” and the wars that are going on. So healing always comes first." "Give me a case. Any case." "You can't do your best if you're numb … the artistry of trial work is to be able to experience that [client's] pain and to let go." "[In trial] I can … rest knowing that I gave it all. I'll just feel the pain–breathe it in, then breathe it out–And I'll stand again because so many people need our help … There's no way around it. You just have to stand and do it again." "Climbing is akin to trial work. Every case has a move that you have to execute perfectly. We call it the crux. If you do not execute the crux perfectly, you die. And as a trial lawyer, you learn the few times that you don't execute [the move], you die. [Ask yourself,] "What [is it] about me that is not able to make this move?" "The jury wants to do the right thing. The defense wants to sell a fake narrative or an absurd narrative. What kills that? What trumps … and cuts through that morass? Truth! And Caring! When you come to the court and you leave it all, if you don't win, then nobody can win." ABOUT OUR GUEST: Godfather of Trial Structure Handled over 100 civil and criminal trials  Lecturer for New Jersey Association for Justice Boardwalk Seminar  Consumer Attorneys Association for Los Angeles Minnesota Association for Justice Alaska Association for Justice Specialty: Complex, traumatic brain damage cases 2014 CAOC Trial Lawyer of the Year Finalist Article The Heart Must Go On ©  LINKS FROM THE SHOW:  Books Alejandro Recommends: The Archetypes and The Collective Unconscious  by Carl Jung The Little Prince by Antoine De Saint-Exupéry A Clearing in the Forest: Law, Life, and Mind Visit Mirena's savoir-faire website and  LinkedIn Shownotes and podcast production by Caryl Veloso and her team at Writers' Ink

NeONE the Wonderer - "Nose Dive" from the 2021 album Future Bubblers 5.0 on Brownswood Recordings. Nathan Lawrence might have a limited body of work at NeONE the Wonderer, just a smattering of singles going back to early Summer 2020, but what the UK-based artist has out showcases a fully-formed artist with a captivating point of view. Our Song of the Day, “Nose Dive,” displays his penchant for jazzy, grooves, intoxicating soulful croons, and effortless flows on topics both personal and metaphysical. The song comes from the 5th edition of the Future Bubblers compilation. An expansion of Gilles Peterson's network supported by Arts Council England and the PRS Foundation, Future Bubblers is an ongoing talent discovery and artist development scheme focuses on developing unsigned talent and building audiences for new left-field music. The compilation acts as a springboard for the musician's careers with the cooperative model providing direct revenue to the artists by a share of the profits resulting in a sustainable income to work from. Previous Future Bubblers include artists such as Yazmin Lacey, Skinny Pelembe, MC Snowy, Forest Law and Kayla Painter to name a few. Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“[O]urs was a struggle not to take power. But to dismantle power altogether. We made presidency an empty seat, a void, a space never to be acquired nor exercised.” In a speculative address by three performers, Paulo Tavares weaves a story of state repression and environmental destruction from recent histories in South and Central America. Collapsing past, present, and future, Tavares' transmission highlights the need for movements to shift “do luto à luta” (from mourning to struggle): using remembrance and mourning as fuel for resistance and rebellion. “Artists-in-Presidents” is initiated by Constance Hockaday, curated by Christine Shaw, and commissioned by The Blackwood (University of Toronto Mississauga). Podcast production by Vocal Fry. Transmissions are released every Friday from August 6–December 17, 2021. To view the portrait gallery, access ASL videos and transcripts, and for additional information about the project, visit www.artistsinpresidents.com and www.blackwoodgallery.ca. Paulo Tavares is an architect, writer, and educator. He is the author of Forest Law (2014), Des-Habitat (2019), and Memória da terra (2020), and runs the spatial advocacy agency autonoma. He teaches spatial and visual cultures at the University of Brasília in Brazil. Speech delivered by arquivo mangue (camila mota and cafira zoé) and Cyro Morais Song credit: Excerpted soundtrack from Terra em Transe (Dir: Glauber Rocha), 1967. Photo: Pedro Pinho

El Loco Alf y Maniac te traen las mejores noticias del mundo geek, friki, otaku y gamer. Como tema central te contaran la historia individual de los mejores personajes de la saga de videojuegos Tekken desde Paul Phoenix, Marshall Law, Forest Law, King, Armor King, Craig Marduk, etc. Ahora Ponle Play Apoya este podcast en: - Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/lavenganzadeltroll Siguenos en: - Twich: https://twitch.tv/lavenganzadeltroll - Facebook: https://facebook.com/la.venganza.del.troll/ - Instagram: https://instagram.com/la.venganza.del.troll/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/VenganzaTroll - Unete a nuestro servidor en Discord: https://discord.gg/pyY347d

Le opere video di Ursula Biemann adottano un approccio sistemico nei confronti delle condizioni ambientali terrestri collegando le micropolitiche territoriali a un livello macro planetario. L'artista intreccia vasti paesaggi cinematografici con filmati documentari e scoperte scientifiche per narrare una realtà del nostro pianeta in evoluzione, oscillando tra registri empirici, poetici e fantascientifici. La ricerca di Forest Law (2015) l'ha portata a occuparsi dei conflitti territoriali in Amazzonia e a una serie di casi giuridici che portano la foresta in tribunale e invocano i diritti della natura. Nel suo ultimo lavoro sulle Isole Lofoten, Acoustic Ocean (2018), l'artista combina narrazioni scientifiche e fenomenologiche in un'esplorazione delle profondità oceaniche e delle relazioni fra specie.

Season 3 Episode 57 - Tumultuousy: The gang discusses the subtle differences between slavery and indentured servitude. Later, they advocate taking advantage of dementia. There's a history lesson. Geoff has quite a time with pronunciation, yet again. Forest Law comes up a lot… It's a weird episode.Join us @botchaholics on twitter, tumblr, gmail, facebook, itunes, etc! or botchaholics@gmail.com Theme song Blackmoor Tides CC4 by https://www.MathewPablo.comShoutout to @rudiindra4art and @vorpahlsword on twitter!  Tonight I was drinking Forgotten Lake Blueberry Ale!  Talk at you next time!

The Weatherby team sits down with National Forest Service LEO Jeremy Mack. In this episode we discuss: - Forest fires and hotshot crews - What a NF LEO does - How we as hunters and recreational outdoorsmen can assist LEOs - Jurisdiction between NF, G&F, and local authorities - The impacts foot or motorized traffic has on our National Forests If you liked this podcast and have a question you'd like to ask Jeremy, email OnOurMark@weatherby.com with a question and we'll pick the best ones for Jeremy to answer on another podcast!

State politics reporter Lucille Sherman talks with The News & Observer's Danielle Battaglia about Senate District 31. This is the sixth episode of the special elections edition of Domecast. We'll spotlight a different statewide or legislative race every week until the election. Read more from Sherman and the rest of The News & Observer's politics team at newsobserver.com. Correction: In this episode, it's incorrectly stated that Terri LeGrand ran in Senate District 31 against Joyce Krawiec in 2018. That's incorrect. LeGrand ran in House District 74 against Debra Conrad in 2018. Thanks to listener Liz Noland for the flag.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Еще один эпизод весеннего трипа 2020 — любимая новая музыка последних недель. Среди безусловных хайлайтов — Phenomenal Handclap Band, Siti Muharam, Y-Bayani & Baby Naa And The Band of Enlightenment, Reason & Love, Forest Law, Square Fauna, Gigi Masin, SH2000, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Linkwood & Foat и многих других. Два часа, чтобы забыться в прекрасном. […]

Uptempo, downtempo. Durante la cuarentena de nuestra vida hay muchas grabaciones caseras de músicos, pero pocas con la solvencia y calidad profesional de la carioca Flavia Coelho. Su irresistible "Bonne Nouvelle" está compuesto, grabado mezclado y estrenado en un solo día, vídeo incluido. Y a correr. Un poco más ha tenido que esperar el joven libio Ahmed Ben Ali para que su infeccioso reggae libio grabado en 2008 sea publicado y debidamente difundido en todo el mundo. Cuestión de tiempo. Hoy recomendamos algunas producciones que nos harán replantear nuestro concepto de intensidad y tempo: el modern soul del nigeriano Obongjayar; el tropicalismo vía Londres de Forest Law; el R'n'B cósmico de Tiombe Lockhart junto a Robert Glasper y el disco jazz de Emma-Jean Thackeray; el electro funk de juguete de Lewis OfMan; la psicodelia de raíz de Dos Santos; el autoral y confesional trabajo póstumo de Mac Miller con la complicidad del genial Jon Brion o el sorprendente country trip alternativo de John Moreland... así suena hoy nuestro viaje al futuro inmediato de la música que nos conmueve.

Отличные новости из разных концов света — Forest Law, Automat, JZ Replacement, Horatio Luna, Recondite, David Walters, Kutiman, Moses Boyd, Le Motel, Irreversible Entanglements, Jimi Tenor & Maurice Fulton, Kassa Overall, Massimiliano Pagliara, и это только несколько имен из нашего весеннего списка. Спасибо, что остаетесь дома и слушаете Headz.FM. Download Headz.FM episode #177 Ahmed Sirour […]

Season 3 Episode 8 - Forest Law: Welcome back to Botchaholics!It’s another exciting episode of Ranger Rhys, Forest Lawyer! We debate the morality of murder and the legality of dream contracts! We also delve further into the mystery that is… Fernando!Thank you so much for listening.  If you like what you hear then join us @botchaholics on twitter, tumblr, gmail, facebook, itunes, etc!  Please tell a friend and let them in on the game.  Also, rate us and write us reviews on your favourite podcasting app to help us reach a bigger audience.Theme song Blackmoor Tides CC4 by MathewPablo.comBackground music this episode all CC0 from opengameart.org:bleeding out2 by Brandon MorrisFernando guitar flourish from freesound.orgThe MapleLeaf Rag - Vess L Ossman on freemusicarchive.org

Dominic and Cymene talk about the weltschmerz of turning 10, review this week’s flood & fire news and offer handy recycling tips (e.g. don't recycle snakes!) on this week’s podcast. We then (19:08) are delighted to welcome the marvelous video artist, curator and theorist, Ursula Biemann (https://www.geobodies.org) to the conversation; Ursula has thematized energy and environment themes extensively in her work. We start with oil and her 2005 project, Black Sea Files (https://www.geobodies.org/art-and-videos/black-sea-files) which explores how energy infrastructure shapes flows of fuel and people in the Caspian region. We discuss the multiperspectival camera work that is one of her signatures and move from there to Forest Law (2014) which contrasts the logics of oil extraction in the Ecuadorian Amazon with indigenous cosmology of the living forest (https://www.geobodies.org/art-and-videos/forest-law). We talk about forests as future proliferating ecologies, how film can make visible connections between processes and places across the world, and why she likes to think of her films as doing work opposite to abstraction. We move then to Deep Weather (2013), a short film that connects the tar sands of northern Canada to the “hydro-geography” of an increasingly flood-threatened Bangladesh (https://www.geobodies.org/art-and-videos/deep-weather). In closing, Ursula explains to us her next project: founding a university in Ecuador to help bridge indigenous and western forms of environmental knowledge. Listen and enjoy!  Ps Wishing Ms. Brijzha Boyer a very happy birthday!

Alexandra Moore, PhD candidate in Visual Studies and the Curatorial Fellow at the Institute of Arts and Sciences at UC Santa Cruz, studies contemporary global art with a focus on works by African and European artists that critically engage the geographies produced by colonialism. In this interview, we discussed her previous work as the Executive Director of Breaking Ground, a nonprofit that supports community-initiated development projects in Cameroon, and the Forest Law exhibit being shown at the Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery until Dec. 1, 2018.