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One of the most polluted places in the world is located at the heart of the Niger Delta where decades of oil exploitation have ravaged the native flora. Fringing the delta of the Niger River, local mangrove forests are essential to biodiversity and the survival of local communities. In Nigeria, scientists, activists and lawyers are joining forces to protect and restore this ecosystem. Judith Rueff and Moïse Gomis immersed themselves in the daily lives of these men and women who refuse to give in to the catastrophe. A production by Factstory, Arte G.E.I.E. and FRANCE 24. 

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It's halfway through the Minnesota Fringe Festival (running August 3-13 at various locations in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood and beyond. Our bloggers are taking time out of their crazy Fringe schedules to share a few of the shows they are loving at the Festival this year.We are joined by Kendra Plant (of Artfully Engaging), who recommends: Ha Ha Da Vinci, DOLLY WHO?, and Boy Crazy. Rob Dunkelberger (of The Stages of MN) chats about A Girl Scout's Guide to Exorcism, Fargo Allegro, and H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man. Jill Schafer (of Cherry and Spoon) throws her vote in for Stabby Stab Stab, Fire in My Veins, and The Windblown Cheeks of Lovers. Laura Van Zandt (of Bite-Sized Beet) weighs in with Reincarnation Soup, My Only Hope for a Hero, and Coyfish.There's still time to catch these and other fabulous shows at the Minnesota Fringe Festival. Check in with our bloggers for many more reviews and happy Fringing!Twin Cities Theater Chat is produced and hosted by Carol Jackson of Minnesota Theater Love and members of the Twin Cities Theater Bloggers collective. As always, you can find the Twin Cities Theater Bloggers on Facebook and on Instagram. Read our review round-ups and go see a show today!

 It's another Minnesota Fringe-tacular episode for you! We're getting recs from the Voices of Minnesota Fringe. What's a Voice of Fringe? These are the lovely people who record the show announcements you'll hear at the Fringe. The Voices of Fringe you'll hear today are Maria Ghasssemlou, Leah Cooper, Natalie Rae Wass, and Josh Carson. They'll discuss their show recommendations and their hot Fringe tips. BTW, our podcast host has limited characters for the show notes, so you can find the full list of recommendations on Minnesota Theater Love, including those of fifth Voice Jennifer Walker.  Happy listening, happy Fringing!Twin Cities Theater Chat is produced and hosted by Carol Jackson of Minnesota Theater Love and members of the Twin Cities Theater Bloggers collective. As always, you can find the Twin Cities Theater Bloggers on Facebook and on Instagram. Read our review round-ups and go see a show today!

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Hey Rogue fans, we are back and better than ever after our 2 week break from research!  Today we jump right back in with a geography segment on South America, learn what coral is and how it lives, and take a look back on this years NFL season.  As always, thanks for listening!

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Ewan flocks to a show about sheep with Adele Cliff, Paul plans a day of spoken word Fringing with Gavin Robertson, and why Gyles Brandreth is to blame for a lifetime of Ewan's puns.

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Fringing one of Florida's standout blue-water beaches, the shore spills from view-inspired and coastal-cozy guestrooms and suites, fresh off a fabulous makeover, to a lively lobby – and on to your beach-y lifestyle. The Diplomat distinguishes itself among Florida's glimmering beachside destinations – iconic again. Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

Fringing one of Florida's standout blue-water beaches, the shore spills from view-inspired and coastal-cozy guestrooms and suites, fresh off a fabulous makeover, to a lively lobby – and on to your beach-y lifestyle. The Diplomat distinguishes itself among Florida's glimmering beachside destinations – iconic again. Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

In this week’s podzine, Edinburgh Fringe expert Hazel Davis is sharing her top tips on how to make the most of the festival; our Hannah tells you why you should give a shit about classic sitcom Roseanne; Rosie Wilby is talking breakups, and Sarah Ledger tells us how and why her daughter Jessie had a feminist wedding. Our Sarah is musing pets and pants in this week’s SMQT, Jen gets us up to speed on the women’s Euros and why everyone’s talking about Jodie Taylor and Dunleavy Does Disney’s The Fox and the Hound. THE TEAM: Mickey Noonan, Hannah Dunleavy, Jen Offord and Sarah Millican. The ADMIN: Our music was composed and recorded by Barry Hilton, all rights reserved. Thanks to David Young, Mary Young and John Clare for their help with the stings. We have an archive full of excellent articles at www.standardissuemagazine.com. You can write to us at mailbag@standardissuemagazine.com, follow us on Twitter at @StandardIssueUK or find us on Facebook and Instagram. All of our podcasts are available on iTunes and Podomatic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get out the lead and get out of bed sleepy head, it's time for another episode of YEGS & BACON, Edmonton's very own pop culture and comics morning show! On this week's episode, Brandon and Danica talk about the Fringe shows they saw, and the incomparable Seen and Heard in Edmonton podcast, which you should definitely be listening to! Also? Star Wars. People like it, I guess. Who knew? All of that, and some recommended reads for the week.

Kayonne Riley visits with Beth Marshall about the upcoming Orlando Fringe Festival, and learns of new and returning productions to this 19th Annual festival of Fringing!

Vue Wave Video: Edmonton Street CarTake the trolley to the Fringe!Fringe is upon us and Vue Wave's second ever video podcast is all about the neatest possible way you could get there, the trolley. Run by the Edmonton Radial Railway Society, the trolley runs from downtown to the Fringe grounds every 40 minutes and is the perfect compliment to a day of Fringing.We made this video one sunny day just before Father's Day and are sharing it with you now so that you'll consider the time of your life on the trolley. Also, it goes over the top of the High Level Bridge. Delightfully frightening! Check it out.