The Wind

The Wind on Snap Judgement!

If you're new to The Wind, start with the Prologue.

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Hey, Fil Here

Just dropping in the feed real quick with an announcement. Wind episode Whip Law just aired on the podcast and national radio show Snap Judgement. We’ve got a wave of new listeners here so if you came over from Snap, WELCOME.

The Wind can be a hard show to describe, but I recommend starting with the Prologue. It's the very first episode and it’ll explain the premise of the show.

Then, feel free to click around. If you dug Whip Law you might like Rodeo Clown or a Hobo a Tramp a Bum.

And if you’re already a Wind listenerr thank you. Whip Law will be airing on Snap Judgement this week all over North America.

Catch you soon with the season finale of Year 3.

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This episode is part of a two part series called The Merry Monarchs. Both are from Wind contributor Eleanor Qull.

In this episode of the Merry Monarchs, Eleanor makes an audio tour for the Monarch Butterflies, and to aid them on their migration, she constructs a series of objects and offerings. And it’s not just audio magic: she really created these offerings: butterfly-sized leather-bound books, kites, pendants and baskets…all types of really cool stuff. You can see photos of all of it at TheWind.org.

A huge thank you to Theo Rassmusen who provided all of the music in this episode. Theo is a good friend and excellent synth musician and you can his work at patterns.bandcamp.com

Thanks to Laurie Leonard of the River Fork Ranch, Dr. Chip Taylor: Founder and Director of Monarch Watch, and Storai Stanizai for speaking to us for this episode.

For a full source list and a million links, head to thewind.org!

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The Wind is made possible by our patrons. If you’d like the support the show, head to patreon.com/thewind and set up a monthly donation. This is a completely independent production and any support helps.

This episode is one part of a two part series called The Merry Monarchs. Both are from Wind contributor Eleanor Tullock. 

In this episode, Eleanor interrogates the internet in search of answers about the Monarch Butterflies. 

A huge thank you to Theo Rassmusen who provided most of the music for this episode. Theo is a good friend and excellent synth musician and you can his work at patterns.bandcamp.com - And thank you to Tsippora Sidibé from the podcast Tant Que Je Serai Noire for lending her voice.

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The Wind is produced by me, Fil Corbitt.

This episode was written, read and scored by Emily Pratt. If you’d like to find her music head to Howlsroad.bandcamp.com.

This season was made with support from the Google Podcast Creator Program through PRX. and by listeners like you. If you’d like to help keep this thing going, head to patreon.com/thewind and set up a monthly donation. At $7/month, you can get access to the exclusive official Wind Listener Patch.

For photos, links, merchandise and more, we’re at Thewind.ORG

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This season was produced with support from the Google Podcasts Creator Program through PRX and our patrons. If you want to support the show, Head to www.patreon.com/thewind or click the link on the website. Set up a monthly donation to keep this thing going.

Thanks to Cory Mcabee for speaking with me for this episode, and to Lori Leanord of the River Fork Ranch Preserve, Katrina Spade, and John Christian Phifer of the Conservation Burial Alliance.

For more information on I_Butterfly and the Red Planet Planning Commission, along with other Links, photos, Live show calendar, Merch and more, visit Thewind.org.

The music in this episode was almost entirely by Cory Mcabee, Most of it was from his album Small Star Seminar, plus that one was from his film, a space western called Stringray Sam.  The piece I played under Carl Sagan was an altered version of The Magic Flute by Mozart, The original was included by Sagan on the Golden Record, a collection of music that was present on Voyager 1 when it took that picture of our pale blue home.  Finally, Wedding of the Winds is from the public domain.

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Links and more: www.TheWind.org 

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Thanks to Jay Valentine and Kim Green for speaking to me for this story. You can find Kim’s webstore at BlackB4U.com. Also thank you Alex Painter for connecting me with Jay and thanks to the Negro Leagues Hall of Fame Museum in Kansas City, Missouri.

Music from the public domain and by: Yclept Insan, Hannah Lee, Anthony Ouradnik.

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The Wind is produced by me, Fil Corbitt.

This season was made with support from the Google Podcasts Creator Program through PRX.

Links, photos, Live show calendar, and more at Thewind.org. And, if you want to support, first subscribe on your podcast app and then become a patron. Head to the brand new patreon.com/thewind or click the link on our website. You can set up a monthly donation to help me keep this thing going. 

Thank you to Michael Branch who wrote a short story on the rodeo that partially inspired my curiosity in the rodeo clown. Thanks to Geoff from In Other News Radio who interviewed Michael Bala. And Thanks to Willie and Connor for talking with me.

The music in this episode was In the Gloaming and Rovin’ Cowboy from the public domain, plus a track from friend of the show Yclept Insan.

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A welcome to new listeners, and an announcement.

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