A short video about life in Fjordland in New Zealand one of the world's oldest national parks.

Created entirely from still images taken from Google Earth.

An AARP (nonprofit organisation set up to help struggling seniors by being a force for change on the most serious issues they face today) video showing how marine biologist David Vaughan found a new lease of life after making a discovery.

He was testing coral and ways to grow and reintroduce it to the sea, when he broke a coral into tiny pieces. Instead of dying like he expected, it grew...fast.
He'd made a breakthrough that can add clean air to the planet, and has possible implications for treatment of cancer and tumors. Now he has a new lease on life and is determined not to retire until he can plant a million new corals.

With a water pump providing the backing, BottleNeckJohn plays some blues at a Swedish lake.
He's playing a old National Duolian from 1933.

Nigerian electro-funk pioneer William Onyeabor has died.

After studying cinematography in Russia, he moved back home to Nigeria in the 70s and started his own music factory. All his records were recorded, produced, pressed, packaged and distributed by himself. Well known locally, his music only became better know globally in the last few years.

He gave up on music in the early 80s and refused interviews to most (except BBC 6 music a couple of years ago).

Not much to say about this. It definitely improves his speeches. Enjoy the beautiful music.

Scott Rogowsky took some fake books with him to the New York subway. The titles were Inspired by Trump.

Billy Bar has lived on his own in the abandoned town of Gothic, Colarado for the last 40 years. After studying environmental science and finding himself with lots of spare time, he started recording snow data.
Climate scientists were alerted to his long term records and have been using them as part of their climate change investigations.

I've entered this 24 hour race in Kielder, in February. Never done a 24 hour race before, so it'll be...interesting.

A film student let someone steal his phone (although it took 4 days of trying before anyone stole it!). Then tracked the phone using some installed software. He made this film about it. Both fascinating and creepy.

I like this. Explore the world by radio. The interface is simple and great.

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