Burncast

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In today's episode we celebrate the holidays with Santa at the Los Angeles Santa Con. Recorded December 9, 2006.

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Conversation with Mr. & Mrs. Claus

Conversation with Mr. Claus

Conversation with Santa Nihilist (Uncut)

Conversation with the Easter Santa and Friends

Music - 'O Holy Night,' 'Here Comes Santa Claus' and 'Frosty the Snowman' courtesy of Bill Schaeffer

Embedded Photos © 2006 by Goat

In today's episode we take to the stars at Burning Man 2006 as we cover two celestially inspired art installations: the Starry Bamboo Mandala and the Wishing Star.

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Credits:

Music

- "Nocturne" by Ekho

- "Imagine This" by Wax Audio

Embedded Photos

- Gerard Minakawa and the Starry Bamboo Mandala - © Brian Kelly

- The Wishing Star - © Steven Fritz

A very special thanks to Lecter of No Spectators for hosting these podcasts.

In today's episode we take to the stars at Burning Man 2006 as we cover two celestially inspired art installations: the Starry Bamboo Mandala and the Wishing Star.

Tell us what you think! Please call our listener feedback line at (206) 350-1416, drop us an e-mail at [email protected] or click the following link to leave audio feedback on-line at MyChingo.

Credits:

Music

- "Nocturne" by Ekho

- "Imagine This" by Wax Audio

Embedded Photos

- Gerard Minakawa and the Starry Bamboo Mandala - © Brian Kelly

- The Wishing Star - © Steven Fritz

A very special thanks to Lecter of No Spectators for hosting these podcasts.

In today's episode we visit with the boys from the Viking Youth Power Hour, a podcast originating from Chicago, Illinois. The Viking Youth are the innovators and instigators of "Sweet Jumps" which is a highly dangerous extreme sport involving go-peds, fire, inebriation and utter stupidity. Recorded September 2, 2006 in Black Rock City.

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Credits:

Music — "Hustle" from DMT Labs

Embedded Photos – © Chai Guy

A very special thanks to Lecter of No Spectators for hosting these podcasts.

In today's episode we visit with the boys from the Viking Youth Power Hour, a podcast originating from Chicago, Illinois. The Viking Youth are the innovators and instigators of "Sweet Jumps" which is a highly dangerous extreme sport involving go-peds, fire, inebriation and utter stupidity. Recorded September 2, 2006 in Black Rock City.

Tell us what you think! Please call our listener feedback line at (206) 350-1416 or drop us an e-mail at [email protected].

Credits:

Music — "Hustle" from DMT Labs

Embedded Photos – © Chai Guy

A very special thanks to Lecter of No Spectators for hosting these podcasts.

In this episode, BURNcast is drawn to the flames of Burning Man 2006 as we feature two fire installations: the Fire Pendulum and the Serpent Mother.

Credits:

Music:

Nerve Picnic - www.nervepicnic.com

Embedded photos:

Serpent Mother (in order of appearance)

© Courtney Ringsted - www.sanctuary-studio.com

© Tristan Savatier - www.playa-dust.com

Fire Pendulum (in order of appearance)

© Tristan Savatier - www.playa-dust.com

© Gary Stevens - www.garysworld.net

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In this episode, BURNcast is drawn to the flames of Burning Man 2006 as we feature two fire installations: the Fire Pendulum and the Serpent Mother.

Credits:

Music:

Nerve Picnic - www.nervepicnic.com

Embedded photos:

Serpent Mother (in order of appearance)

© Courtney Ringsted - www.sanctuary-studio.com

© Tristan Savatier - www.playa-dust.com

Fire Pendulum (in order of appearance)

© Tristan Savatier - www.playa-dust.com

© Gary Stevens - www.garysworld.net

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In this episode we speak to Los Angeles' Decom Organizers GeoFrey, Alayha, Kachina Katrina and Blue about efforts to green LA Decom and how to green Burning Man. Recorded October 14, 2006.

Kachina Katrina is the force behind the greening of LA Decom. Her main project is Evolutionary Center, a theme camp that has emerged out of the Greening Burning Man movement that is focused around creating a more sustainable Black Rock City culture. See how she made LA Decom go green!

It should be noted that Blue suggested that the rules of the 3-Playa Community drinking game from drinking to the word "community" to the word "green." Although we at BURNcast drink to that, we think our listeners would pass out before they reached the end of this episode. We feel you're less inclined to close Spike's Vampire Bar if we stick to the word "community."

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In this episode we speak to Los Angeles' Decom Organizers GeoFrey, Alayha, Kachina Katrina and Blue about efforts to green LA Decom and how to green Burning Man. Recorded October 14, 2006.

Kachina Katrina is the force behind the greening of LA Decom. Her main project is Evolutionary Center, a theme camp that has emerged out of the Greening Burning Man movement that is focused around creating a more sustainable Black Rock City culture. See how she made LA Decom go green!

It should be noted that Blue suggested that the rules of the 3-Playa Community drinking game from drinking to the word "community" to the word "green." Although we at BURNcast drink to that, we think our listeners would pass out before they reached the end of this episode. We feel you're less inclined to close Spike's Vampire Bar if we stick to the word "community."

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In tu-tu-day's episode of BURNcast we go to the Los Angeles Decom. We'll hear how some burners got their playa names and a little bit about the European burner scene. Finally we'll learn from some people who have never been to Burning Man before and what their impressions are. Recorded 10/14/2006

If you're playing the 3-Playa Community Drinking Game at home listen up: this episode tallies a total of eight (8) uses of the "c" word and one near slip...but by the time you hear it, ya might as well drink.

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