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Snow Ghost Community Podcast #6: Sky Bison

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Bruce and Mike talk with Justin and Andy, coaches of the Bronx robotics champs Boogie Down Bots. They make awesome robots, and they have an idea for killing Asian Longhorned Beetles with nanotechnology.

Also: Kevin Ksen and Mike talk about the City Council's new video stream.

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Asian Long-Horned Beetle: Reign of Terror from salman uddin on Vimeo.

Snow Ghost #24: Finale

In this, the final episode of the Community Show, Bruce and Mike take a look back.

Snow Ghost Community Show #23: Tracy Novick and Shelley Willamson

Tracy Novick of the Greater Worcester Land Trust takes us on a hike through Cascading Waters. Shelley Williamson of Pleasant Street Baptist Church tells the story of her mission trip to Poland.

Snow Ghost Community Show #21: Mystery Band

The Snow Ghost Community Show is proud to present video and audio from Worcester Mystery Band 2008. Here's how Jacob Berendes described Mystery Band in 2007:
mystery band is a worcester activity in which everyone who is interested in being in a band submits their name and contact information (and any previous musical experience) to a central organizer, who then organizes the list of people into however many five or six person bands. these bands are given a certain amount of time (usually 2 months) to have a few practices and write between 5 and 20 minutes of original material that is not a waste of everybody's time. improvisation is prohibited. participants need not have any prior musical experience, just the desire to be in a band and the ability to step up. mystery band culminates in a series of shows for all the bands that pulled it off.

Snow Ghost Community Show #17: Making your own fun

Bruce and Mike visit Start In The Park, an art festival held in Worcester June 1, 2008. They talk with Andrea Ajemian, Nik Perry, and Kelley Parsons about "making your own fun." Topics include boy bands, "We Got the Beat," the new sincerity, bike lanes, and the Road to the Metal Kingdoms.

Tom Lewis, 1940-2008

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We lost a shining star, one we will always remember as an activist, an artist, a peacemaker. Tom Lewis, passed on Friday, April 4, 2008.

We will all miss him.

Scott Schaffer Duffy writes, on Pie and Coffee :

When asked in 1997 what sustained him through all these years, Tom said simply, “My faith and my art.” He also credited his father’s deep love for the Bible. Long-time peace activist Elizabeth McAlister said that when she met Tom in 1967 she knew that he was “thoughtful, committed, and real.” She said “Tom is moved by conscience and friendships.”

Tom was also a supporter and friend of WCCA. His last words to me, only a few weeks ago, where encouraging, "the work you are doing with this station is very important, keep it going".

We will all miss him.

link to telegram article

Snow Ghost,40th anniversary, we talk with Catonsville Nine

Snow Ghost,Tom Lewis: "Contemporary art, it's pushed to its limits..."

Photo: Tom Lewis, Michael True, and Mauro DePasquale in the WCCA conference room, 2008

Snow Ghost #15: Noel Willamson

A conversation with Pastor Noel Williamson of Worcester's Pleasant Street Baptist Church.

Snow Ghost podcast #5: Is Canada throwing it off?

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Photo of Dean Karnazes from warsze/Flickr

On this episode of the Community Podcast, we're joined by guest panelist Daniel Baker, an ex-Navy conscientious objector. For more about Dan, listen to his appearance on "Warcast for Catholics."

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Topics:

Dean Karnazes runs 5 marathons in 24 hours:

Snow Ghost podcast #4: Bon Scott vs. Brian Johnson

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Photo of Bon Scott's grave from Lizzers!/Flickr

On this episode of the Community Podcast, we're joined by guest panelists Michael Paulukonis and Adam Villani.

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Topics:

  • The results of an economics experiment suggest that ". . . having participants listen to songs by AC/DC in which Brian Johnson served as vocalist results in participants realizing more efficient outcomes. Thus, in terms of a singer’s ability to implement efficient behavioral outcomes among listeners, our results suggest that Brian Johnson was a better vocalist than Bon Scott."

  • Bruce makes the case that Metallica is not, and never has been, a metal band; nobody is convinced
  • Do people watch public access? Bruce says Yes, and has the stories to prove it.
  • Bruce is picked up by the police.

It's A Long Way to the Top (featuring Bon Scott)

Shoot to Thrill (live) (featuring Brian Johnson)


Photo of Bon Scott drawing from Kevin Whelan/Flickr

Snow Ghost #3: 100th episode!

Mike and a very tired Bruce celebrate the "100th" episode of the Community Show with Grace Duffy, Kevin Ksen, and Dave Maciewski. Topics include neighborhood revitalization in Worcester, the genius of Isa Chandra Moskowitz, and zombie films.

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Background video: "200", by Vincent Collins.

Directed by Nicole Belanger and Mike Benedetti.

Mike: "I just want to say, Isa Chandra Moskowitz is a genius. This cake . . . the proof is in the cake."

Bruce: "I say probably 30% that I'm vegetarian and probably the rest of it I'm just, strictly just too metal."

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