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Recycling electronic waste (computers, televisions, old cellphones etc) enables the recovery and re-use of valuable materials, and ensures toxic materials are not buried in our landfills – so its better for our environment. The podcast below contains vital information about how you can dispose of e-waste, and what to expect at an e-day event!
Additional music:
“Black Ants in Sound Dust” by Stereolab
“Telephasic Workshop” by Boards of Canada
Hey guys – as promised here are our audio podcasts from our trip to the New Zealand Marine Studies Centre in Portobello! The first one follows feeding the seahorses, as well as a number of other cool things you can do & see at this awesome location.
Additional Music:
“Spring 2008” by Architecture in Helsinki
“Skeletons” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Click here to Download and play the mp3 file from UniTube.
The next clip is a poem called One Less Fish. This story creates an awareness of how we are losing our precious friends in the sea, and is read out by Tahu Mackenzie from the New Zealand Marine Studies Centre.
Adapted from Toff, K.M. and A. Sheather. 1997. One Less Fish. University of Queensland Press, Australia.
Additional Music:
“Nemo Egg” & “Field Trip” by Thomas Newman
Click here to Download and play the mp3 file from UniTube.
To subscribe to these podcasts in iTunes, choose “Subscribe to Podcast” in the “Advanced” menu and paste in the following url:
Want to go on an audio journey of Discovery World and the Tropical Forest at the Otago Museum? Click here to listen!
Click here to Download and play the mp3 file (1.9 MB) from UniTube.
To subscribe to this podcast in iTunes, choose “Subscribe to Podcast” in the “Advanced” menu and paste in the following url:
http://unitube.otago.ac.nz/feed.do?topic=album&a=QRAFazqGQS
Music “Loch Raven” by Animal Collective
Last weekend we took a trip to the New Zealand Marine Studies Centre out in Portobello. We went there to film and record some sound so we could start making a really cool podcast just for you guys (stay tuned – well make sure you can listen to it soon)!
While we were there we saw and learnt about seahorses, heaps of different fish, and even got to go in a submarine!!! It’s a really great place to go and visit any time of the year, so check their website out here for details.
Ever thought of making your own podcast? Heres a place where you can listen to podcasts made by other kids just like you! You can listen and learn about a number of podcasts, and even upload your own.
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