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Rayna McInturf of Hoopnotica talks about the physical benefits as well as spiritual aspects of hoop dance. She'll also talk about how she is growing a sustainable business within the context of her art and how she is giving back to the community (drink!).

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The Tea Temple's alchemical tea master and resident tea-jay Jon Oda prepares semi-oxidized rare oolong and serves it up according to the dictates of Chinese tea art protocol within the context of a sacred tea ceremony. Jon talks about tea alchemy, tea as drinkable art, and tea in service to community. This recording was made in San Francisco, California on April 29th, 2007.

As part of an extra special bonus, the first installment by Moses Ma for "This is Burning Man" recording project is also featured. Read the entire essay by Ma at the BURNcast MySpace blog.

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The Tea Temple's alchemical tea master and resident tea-jay Jon Oda prepares semi-oxidized rare oolong and serves it up according to the dictates of Chinese tea art protocol within the context of a sacred tea ceremony. Jon talks about tea alchemy, tea as drinkable art, and tea in service to community. This recording was made in San Francisco, California on April 29th, 2007.

As part of an extra special bonus, the first installment by Moses Ma for "This is Burning Man" recording project is also featured. Read the entire essay by Ma at the BURNcast MySpace blog.

For more information about BURNcast visit BURNcast.net

This episode features some folks out at Burning Flipside in Austin TX over Memorial Day Weekend including Odwally, a member of the senior staff of the Burning Man organization, Anthony, the regional rep out from New Orleans, and Pat Wheaton and George Papp, two of the guys on the board of the Austin Artistic Reconstruction LLC, which is the company that puts on the event.

As part of an extra special bonus, the Gigsville wedding of two best friends XTC and Sylkia is also available to download at the BURNcast MySpace blog.

For more information about BURNcast visit BURNcast.net

This episode features some folks out at Burning Flipside in Austin TX over Memorial Day Weekend including Odwally, a member of the senior staff of the Burning Man organization, Anthony, the regional rep out from New Orleans, and Pat Wheaton and George Papp, two of the guys on the board of the Austin Artistic Reconstruction LLC, which is the company that puts on the event.

As part of an extra special bonus, the Gigsville wedding of two best friends XTC and Sylkia is also available to download at the BURNcast MySpace blog.

For more information about BURNcast visit BURNcast.net

In this episode, Istari steps up to produce her premiere podcast entitled "Burning Love" about love and romance on the playa from the guy's perspective. In fair Black Rock City where we lay our scene star-crossed lovers, fire breathing temptresses and disappearing art cars tempt the fates in a whirlwind of dusty tales of love. Get ready to travel via Cat Bus, Magic Carpet, and an Irish pirate ship in search of that burnin,' burnin' love.

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In this episode, Istari steps up to produce her premiere podcast entitled "Burning Love" about love and romance on the playa from the guy's perspective. In fair Black Rock City where we lay our scene star-crossed lovers, fire breathing temptresses and disappearing art cars tempt the fates in a whirlwind of dusty tales of love. Get ready to travel via Cat Bus, Magic Carpet, and an Irish pirate ship in search of that burnin,' burnin' love.

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Girthy McOrangestein is a participant in the Public Radio Talent Quest who is originally from Montana now living in Los Angeles. He describes himself as a "red necked urban cowboy." In 2006, at the age of 21, Girthy first came to Black Rock City when the theme of the Burning Man festival was "Hope and Fear of the Future." In this interview, Girthy tells how he went "Gonzo" for his virgin burn and shares his experiences and enthusiasm for the playa. In the second half our show, we talk about the Public Radio Talent Quest, the Public Radio Exchange and the local Los Angeles public radio affiliate stations.

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Girthy McOrangestein is a participant in the Public Radio Talent Quest who is originally from Montana now living in Los Angeles. He describes himself as a "red necked urban cowboy." In 2006, at the age of 21, Girthy first came to Black Rock City when the theme of the Burning Man festival was "Hope and Fear of the Future." In this interview, Girthy tells how he went "Gonzo" for his virgin burn and shares his experiences and enthusiasm for the playa. In the second half our show, we talk about the Public Radio Talent Quest, the Public Radio Exchange and the local Los Angeles public radio affiliate stations.

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Do you call yourself a Burner? Then VOTE for BURNcast on the Public Radio Talent Quest today!

In today's episode we meet up with Mark Pincus, the founder and CEO of the social networking website Tribe.net. Here, Pincus discusses the growth and development of Tribe, goes off about his favorite topic "Community vs. the Corporation" and gives insight on how burners and artists can create a sustainable livelihood based on doing work that they love.

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Do you call yourself a Burner? Then VOTE for BURNcast on the Public Radio Talent Quest today!