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Hawaii Volcanoes was one of our favorite parks to explore. Come learn about this geologically fascinating park that is home to the world's largest active volcano. 

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Jill Biden is helping National Geographic promote its documentary series on U.S. national parks. The first lady introduces each installment of “America's National Parks,” a five-night series scheduled for broadcast on consecutive nights that began Aug. 29. She introduces the series from the Grand Canyon and encourages people to visit. “America's national parks are full of unrivaled beauty, geological wonders, cultural history and amazing wildlife," she says in a video clip released as National Geographic announced the series and her participation in the project. “Each national park connects people to a piece of the American story, who we are and where we came from,” the first lady says. "With more than 400 national park sites, there are so many unique places in our country that are just waiting to be explored.” Country music star Garth Brooks is executive producer and narrator of the series. Individual episodes feature the landscapes and wildlife inhabitants of Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Big Bend, Badlands and Hawaii Volcanoes national parks. In conjunction with the first lady's “Joining Forces” initiative for military and veteran families, National Geographic also aired a public service announcement during the series in which Biden reminds service members, veterans and their families of their free admission to all national parks. The series kicked off National Geographic's new event, America's National Parks Week. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

In episode 10, Sarah and Abby introduce you to another Hawaiian national park and an Alaskan national park.

In episode 10, Sarah and Abby introduce you to another Hawaiian national park and an Alaskan national park.

In episode 10, Sarah and Abby introduce you to another Hawaiian national park and an Alaskan national park.

In episode 10, Sarah and Abby introduce you to another Hawaiian national park and an Alaskan national park.

In episode 10, Sarah and Abby introduce you to another Hawaiian national park and an Alaskan national park.

When you visit Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, after you've gazed into the Kīlauea crater itself if it's erupting, you should make a point to hike the Kīlauea Iki Trail. Starting from an overlook near Nāhuku (aka the Thurston Lava Tube), the trail goes down through the rainforest and out across a crater floor created back in 1959 by one of the most spectacular eruptions of the 20th century at the national park.

Acclaimed Australian born trumpet player Sam Nester leads a diverse career as a performer and educator. He joins us on this episode of Big Blend Radio's "Toast to Parks & The Arts" Show during his one-month National Parks Arts Foundation residency in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Hear about his music career and travels, including his Arcadia interactive sound and light installation that uses the biorhythms of plants to create music and corresponding light cues. It works by converting the fluctuations in galvanic conductance of plants to MIDI data to control MIDI instruments in real time so you can experience "plants making music." Featured music on this episode (with permission) includes "Bruny" and "Hector." More: https://samnester.com/Learn more about the National Parks Arts Foundation's artist residency opportunities in national parks at https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/

Acclaimed Australian born trumpet player Sam Nester leads a diverse career as a performer and educator. He joins us on this episode of Big Blend Radio's "Toast to Parks & The Arts" Show during his one-month National Parks Arts Foundation residency in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Hear about his music career and travels, including his Arcadia interactive sound and light installation that uses the biorhythms of plants to create music and corresponding light cues. It works by converting the fluctuations in galvanic conductance of plants to MIDI data to control MIDI instruments in real time so you can experience "plants making music." Featured music on this episode (with permission) includes "Bruny" and "Hector." More: https://samnester.com/ Learn more about the National Parks Arts Foundation's artist residency opportunities in national parks at https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/

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This episode of Big Blend Radio's 2nd Friday "Toast to The Arts & Parks" Show features acclaimed painter Alice Leese. Hear about her artistic process, life on her family's ranch in west Texas, and upcoming 1-month National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF) residency off-grid on Loggerhead Key in Dry Tortugas National Park. Alice was also an NPAF artist-in-residence at Fort Union National Monument and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. See Alice's art at https://www.aliceleese.com/ Learn more about the National Parks Arts Foundation and their unique artist residencies in parks across the country: https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/ 

Britain mourns the loss of Captain Tom, the Republicans have an identity crisis and the Chancellor mulls the possibility of cutting back on some of his pandemic spending.In this episode Allyson June Smith wonders if Boris Johnson is the right person to be leading tributes to one of the pandemic's heroes, Danny Sutcliffe winds up in the wrong dimension when travelling the multiverse in search of conspiracy theories, and Tom King bangs on about benefits over a sad piano bit like the tedious little snowflake he is.Written and edited by Sam GoreProduced by Huw Roberts and our brilliant Patreon supportersI See News theme by Eddie FrenchGraphic design by Chumchi.comThe Lament Piano Solo by MusicLFilesLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/6231-the-lament-piano-soloLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license‘Hawaii Volcanoes’ by https://freesound.org/people/e__/Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStories)

ON THIS EPISODE OF BIG BLEND RADIO: - Bombardier Blood - Hear about this inspiring doumntary with hemophiliac film director Patrick James Lynch and documentary subject Chris Bombardier. - Discover San Benito County - Jen Rodriguez, Tourism Director of San Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau in Central California, talks about the region's parks including Pinnacles National Park, along with the local public art, wineries, and culinary destinations. - Artist-in-Residence Programs - Tanya Ortega, founder of the National Parks Arts Foundation, discusses the organization's unique month-long artist residence opportunities in various national park units across the country. Show Music: “The Climb” By Evren Ozan, “California Days” by Josh Pfeiffer, “A Day in Hawai’I” by Makana.

On this episode of Big Blend Radio's Toast to The Arts & Parks show, landscape oil painter Dawn Waters Baker discusses her art and National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF) month-long artist-in-residence experience in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Dawn was born and raised in the Philippines and lived through the Mt. Pinatubo eruption in 1991, so she is familiar with lush, volcanic landscapes. Today she lives in Dallas, Texas and is a signature member of Artists of Texas. Along with her work being featured in several national shows, she was also selected as an NPAF artist-in-residence in Big Bend National Park and Gettysburg National Military Park. https://www.dawnwatersbaker.com/NPAF is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to the promotion of the National Parks of the U.S. through creating dynamic opportunities for artworks that are based in our natural and historic heritage. https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/Featured music is “I Saw a Rainbow” by singer-songwriter Wally Lawder. http://www.wallylawder.com/

Climate change on the planet. The eruption of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, the earth's crust fissures in New Zealand, earthquake in California (USA), Iceland and Romania. The most devastating earthquake of the 20th century in China. How does the melting of glaciers affect the level of volcanic activity? Weakening of the Earth's magnetic field by 15%. (The Northern Lights is a harbinger of the Earth's magnetic field weakening.) What does history teach us? See in the breaking news issue "Kilauea Volcano. What is really happening in Hawaii? Volcanoes Awakening Across the Planet. It is coming". - Hawaiian Islands: According to scientists, the danger of an explosion of the Kilauea volcano is fraught with the destruction of the island. The situation in Hawaii is a seismic warning for California. What is going on in Hawaii now? - Ramapo fault, the release of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, a harbinger of a catastrophic earthquake. - China: what does history teach us? July 28, 1976 in China in Hebei Province, there was the most devastating earthquake of the 20th century. - New Zealand: an earthquake of 5.8; 6.2 magnitude and the formation of a 200-meters long crack, harbingers of an upcoming devastating earthquake. - Hawaiian Islands: According to scientists, the danger of an explosion of the Kilauea volcano is fraught with the destruction of the island. The situation in Hawaii is a seismic warning for California. What is going on in Hawaii now? - Ramapo fault, the release of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, a harbinger of a catastrophic earthquake. - China: what does history teach us? July 28, 1976 in China in Hebei Province, there was the most devastating earthquake of the 20th century. - New Zealand: an earthquake of 5.8; 6.2 magnitude and the formation of a 200- meters long crack, harbingers of an upcoming devastating earthquake. - Brazil: South America, Nevados de Chillán volcano eruption. - Earthquakes in the Philippines, in New Zealand, on the island of Tonga, Southern Kuriles and California. Earthquake in Romania. Why are deep earthquakes dangerous Our world is already changing, people are suffering from climate disasters. Only by uniting will we be able to overcome with dignity difficulties related to the increasing climatic changes on Earth. We wish you Love, Peace, Light and Good. Watch the program on the link to ALLATRA TV https://allatra.tv/en/video/kilauea-volcano-what-is-really-happening-in-hawaii For additional information, please watch a unique programme: "Се грядёт. It is coming" as well as read the Report “About problems and consequences of global climate change on Earth. Effective ways of solving these problems”

Airs at 11am PT / 2pm ET. Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s Toast to The Arts & Parks Show, broadcasting live from Florence, Colorado. On This Episode: - Comics Journalist Andy Warner in Hawaii - Hear about Andy Warner’s month long National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF) artist-in-residence experience at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Plus, NPAF founder Tanya Ortega shares some upcoming artist residencies at Hawaii Volcanoes and Haleakala National Parks, and in Death Valley. See Andy's comic story on The Nib. Featured music is "Slackmenco" by Makana.  - Silver City Regional Art Museum - Victoria Chick, a Silver City, New Mexico based contemporary figurative artist and 19th/20th century print collector, discusses the plans and goals of the Silver City New Mexico Regional Art Museum Project. - Film, Theatre & Music in Kentucky - Stephanie McMillin, Executive Director of the Springfield Tourism Commission discusses the upcoming music, theatre and film festivals in Springfield, located in the heart of Central Kentucky's "Land of Bourbon, Horses & History."

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s 1st Friday Toast to The Arts show, airing live from the Historic Coronado Motor Hotel in Yuma, Arizona.   The creative output of Anthony R. Green includes musical and visual creations, interpretations of original works or works in the repertoire, collaborations, educational outreach, and more. Behind all of his artistic endeavors are the ideals of equality and freedom, which manifest themselves in diverse ways in a composition, a performance, a collaboration, or social justice work. On this episode Anthony discusses his music and performing arts career and recent National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF) artist-in-residence experience at Gettysburg National Military Park. Tanya Ortega, photographer and founder of NPAF, also joins in the discussion and talks about the various NPAF artist residencies in National Park units such as Gettysburg, Hawaii Volcanoes, Chaco Canyon, Death Valley and Dry Tortugas. Watch Anthony perform Kid Gunner Brother (solo version, 2019) by Darian Donovan Thomas, on Vimeo.com. 

Tanya Ortega, founder of the non-profit National Parks Arts Foundation, talks about the organization's unique artist-in-residence programs in National Park units like Dry Tortugas, Death Valley, Hawaii Volcanoes, Gettysburg, Chaco and Fort Union. Hear about the submission process and upcoming artist opportunities that are open to artists of all genres, ranging from photographers and filmmakers to poets and painters, musicians and sculptors. See www.NationalParksArtsFoundation.org

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Magazines, for Big Blend Radio’s 1st Friday Toast to The Arts show. ON THIS EPISODE: - Kinetic Element- Mike Visaggio, veteran multi-keyboardist and founder of Kinetic Element, talks about the release of group’s third album “The Face of Life.” Kinetic Element is a neo/symphonic prog rock band that harbors musical roots in classic artists like Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Yes, Asia and Genesis and blends those influences with philosophical and spiritually uplifting lyrics. - Celebrate Music & The Arts in Greeley, CO - Sara Schell from Visit Greeley & Greeley Chamber of Commerce talks about the upcoming music and art festivals happening in Greeley, Colorado including the Greeley Blues Jam, UNC Greeley Jazz Festival, Greeley Arts Picnic, Friday Fest. - Artist-in-Residence Programs - Tanya Ortega, founder of the non-profit National Parks Arts Foundation, talks about the organization’s uniquekine artist-in-residence programs in National Park units like Dry Tortugas, Death Valley, Hawaii Volcanoes, Gettysburg, Chaco and Fort Union. Hear about the submission process and upcoming artist opportunities that are open to artists of all genres, ranging from photographers and filmmakers to poets and painters, musicians and sculptors.  

Composer Glenn McClure is the National Parks Arts Foundation's (NPAF) 2018-9 Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Artist-in-Residence, where he will spend thirty days working closely with park rangers, scientists and indigenous musicians to create new music that tells the story of the science and history of their volcanos. The music generated in this residency builds upon a larger body of McClure's work with the European Space Agency, the National Science Foundation's Antarctic program, and other music/science collaborations. It also builds upon his life-long advocacy for the environment that has included musical compositions, K12 arts programs, and multiple concerts with folksinger, Pete Seeger. Tanya Ortega, Founder of NPAF, also joins the discussion. More at www.ArtForBrains.com and www.NationalParksArtsFoundation.org

Episode 11 of Ellie Elevates Your National Parks is now available on Google Play, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and many other podcast apps. Tune in to learn more about Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. You can also listen right here:

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Big Blend Radio discussion about the Artist-in-Residence program at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Featured guests include: Tanya Ortega - Founder of National Parks Arts Foundation, artist Emma Stibbon, Laura C. Schuster – Division Chief of Cultural Resources for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and Elizabeth Fien - Executive Director of Friends of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. www.NationalParksArtsFoundation.org.

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