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Free showing of Extraordinary Film Thursday at 7:30pm at Dalby Hall on MUM Campus | Hosted by Dr. Elaine Ingham

Dr. Elaine Ingham travels the world with a simple, yet profound message: Nature knows best and is capable of not only being more cost effective across the board and less harmful than our current chemically-laden and enviromentally dangerous way of growing food, but also, given a chance, can repair the vast damage that has been inflicted upon our self-depleted soils. And it's all about enlivening the organic biology, as compared to applying inorganic chemicals.

It sounds too simple, doesn't it? It is that simple, insists Dr. Ingham, chief scientist at the Rodale Institute, and career biology ecologist but it flies in the face of agribusiness corporations like Monsanto, Dupont and other businesses who fuel and fund the chemical addictions that have been destroying the life of the soil for decades.

Drawing from ancient knowledge and cutting edge science, Symphony of the Soil is an artistic exploration of the miraculous substance soil.

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James Moore talks with John Newton about his work and upcoming return visit to Fairfield and Iowa City April 11th through the 16th. He's offering group intensives in Fairfield Thu April 11th & Fri April 12th at 7:30pm at 300 W. Lowe. For more info, the phone number is 641 919-9022.

In his twenties, John Newton had an awakening that left him in a free-fall of consciousness. Soon after, he was able to enter the gap between thoughts at will and for extended periods. In this state John helps affect well-being by removing the negative content and burdens from our life and lineage. John also assists people in waking up to their true and eternal nature: Consciousness itself. In the last 26+ years, his thousands of clients include scientists, doctors, therapists, clergy, law enforcement, veterans,  and a myriad of entertainment professionals.

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Charly Maucher  born on the 6th of May 1947 in Hanover is one of most influential musicians in the German music scene. Emerging from the 60s beat music scene he was one of the founding members of the band Jane that became one of the most Important and successful bands in the German music scene of the 70s. Stylistic playing a melodious synthesis of symphonic hard rock that has been compared to Pink Floyd.

Charly Maucher left Jane in 1974 and formed Harlis. Harlis existed til 1977 and released two albums.

After recording a solo Album “Performance” in 1980 he worked with his former band mates Werner Nadolny and Peter Panka on the ballet production “Warlock”. Produced at the Niedersaechischen Staatstheater in their hometown of Hanover by Jon Symon and Lothar Hoefgen it turned out successfull and they toured Germany. During their work for “Warlock” Charly, Werner and Peter decidet to reform Jane. They were joined by Detlef Klammann and Charly’s long term buddy Klaus Walz on guitar. This formation existed till the early nineties and after this Jane was put on hold for almost a decade.

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Why do athletes learn to play the violin? Has the Mozart Effect been verified by science? Can Tai Chi improve pianists' performance?

Violinist Nancy McFarland Gaub and pianist Eugene Gaub answer questions about classical music that you never thought to ask.

They also play and discuss bits of three vastly different Brahams' sonatas.

Tune in for a lively, informative hour of The Studio with host Cheryl Fusco Johnson.  

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Emily Rose Shaw presents Part 1 of her "Ode to Spring Greens."

You can savor Emily's bitesize health segments every Monday at 6:30pm, Wednesday at 12:30pm, and Friday at 6:30am.

 

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1. Oil And Everything Don't Mix
Toxic and Tax exempt: How Tar Sands Spills From Michigan to Arkansas Cost Us All
http://www.earthisland.org/journal/index.php/elist/eListRead/how_tar_sands_spills_from_michigan_to_arkansas_cost_us_all/

Exxon controls skies over Arkansas oil spill
http://www.salon.com/2013/04/04/exxon_controls_skies_over_arkansas_oil_spill/
 
Groups seek probe into low-grade crude shipments to L.A. refineries
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-0403-dirty-oil-20130403,0,7952694.story
 
Fish deformities linked to oil pollution in U.S. and Alberta
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/story/2013/04/03/pol-schindler-letter-to-ministers-sees-pollution-effect-similarities.html
 
Time for the World Bank to stop funding climate change: More fossil fuel funding isn't the answer
http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/jschmidt/time_for_the_world_bank_to_sto.html
 

2. The Economy Doesn't Suck. It Just Sucks For You.
Mary Schapiro and Lanny Breuer Give Us the Ultimate Dog-Bites-Man Story

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  When a pig, a frog, and a woodpecker set out on a three wheeled Harley bound for the ancient redwood forests of Big Sur so they can learn how to fly (a woodpecker who can't fly - what's that all about?), a lot can go wrong.It’s times like this when it’s good to have friends. Like Swami, a local surfer who hears your thoughts and changes his appearance at will; or Vashti, the ten thousand year old holy man; or Anansi, the shape shifting trickster; or Stokes, the ageless mountain man.  

"The Unlikely Confderacy of Hoggy, Froggy and Ernie" is hard to describe

 - a little bit "The Incredible Journey" and a little bit Tom Robbins, with a dash of Vedic storytelling thrown in.  Join us this week on Writers' Voices for the story behind the story, when Monica and Caroline interview Fairfield author Ron Louthan, a fourth generation California native who studied English Literature at the University of Oregon and UCLA and has managed to become a witty, original writer nevertheless.  "The Unlikely Conferacy" was published March 22, and Ron will be giving a reading at Revelatiions on Saturday, April 6. 

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Charly Maucher  born on the 6th of May 1947 in Hanover is one of most influential musicians in the German music scene. Emerging from the 60s beat music scene he was one of the founding members of the band Jane that became one of the most Important and successful bands in the German music scene of the 70s. Stylistic playing a melodious synthesis of symphonic hard rock that has been compared to Pink Floyd.

Charly Maucher left Jane in 1974 and formed Harlis. Harlis existed til 1977 and released two albums.

After recording a solo Album “Performance” in 1980 he worked with his former band mates Werner Nadolny and Peter Panka on the ballet production “Warlock”. Produced at the Niedersaechischen Staatstheater in their hometown of Hanover by Jon Symon and Lothar Hoefgen it turned out successfull and they toured Germany. During their work for “Warlock” Charly, Werner and Peter decidet to reform Jane. They were joined by Detlef Klammann and Charly’s long term buddy Klaus Walz on guitar. This formation existed till the early nineties and after this Jane was put on hold for almost a decade.

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Live at the Hy-Vee Club Room A star-studded cast, 60-minute non-stop food happening.  Emily Rose Shaw started the hour with an introduction to her upcoming weekly health and nutrition appetizer segment.  She was followed by the queen of eating healthy and delicious on a food stamp budget, Linda Watson.  Jan Swinton provided the latest triumphs on the local food scene.  Joy Salmon introduced us to cornbread three ways.  Jeffrey Smith put in perspective how Whole Foods decision to label GMO's will play out in the rest of the food industry. And, chef Vanessa Allen prepared guacamole, slaw, and salsa to go along with her blackened fish tacos.  Whew!  Have fun listening.