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Hot Times in the Heartland (:20)
20-second promotional video for the "Hot Times in the Heartland" podcast.
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"Hot Times in the Heartland" podcast
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As the planet continues to warm, this podcast presents a multifaceted approach to dealing with the challenges we face. This feature-length documentary is a presentation of Prairie Hollow Productions prairiehollow.net
Hot Times in the Heartland: Promotional Trailer
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Promotional video for feature-length documentary about the response to climate change.
Hot Times in the Heartland: Part 7 - Farmers & Drovers
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In the last part of this production, we hear about the impact climate change has upon midwestern farmers and ranchers and what can be done to increase carbon sequestration and reduce methane emissions. Featured participants in this program are: Chuck Rice, professor of agronomy at Kansas State University, previously associated with the IPCC; and Logan Thompson, sustainable grazing specialist at...
Hot Times in the Heartland: Part 6 - Hydropower & Empathy
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Continuing with the exploration of renewable energy in Kansas, this part of the show begins with a visit to a site on the Kansas River in Lawrence, Kansas, where a low-head dam directs water into facilities that generate electricity. It then moves on to the University of Kansas, where a professor of urban planning relates concerns expressed by students and how he deals with them. Participants i...
Hot Times in the Heartland: Part 5 - Renewable Energy
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The political dimension of climate change comes into focus in this part of the show with a consideration of the transition to renewable energy. Those featured include: Rabbi Moti Rieber, executive director of Kansas Interfaith Action; Kathleen Sebelius, former governor of Kansas and secretary of Health and Human Services; and Brian Obermeyer, director of protection and stewardship for The Natur...
Hot Times in the Heartland: Part 4 - Stewardship & Prairies
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In part four of this documentary, attention turns to the impact that climate change has on prairie ecoystems and the role that prairies play in sequestering carbon. Rt. Rev. Cathleen Chittenden Bascom, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas, and John Blair, director of the Konza Prairie Biological Station share their insights. This program is a presentation of Prairie Hollow Productions. For...
Hot Times in the Heartland: Part 3 - Climate Anxiety & Resilience
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Part three of the documentary "Hot Times in the Heartland" reflects on the psychological impact of climate change, moving from younger people who feel stressed and concerned to a consideration of some of the resources available for maintaining a degree of resilience. Those featured in this segment include: Dani Lotton-Barker, a middle-school teacher, along with her students Carter Fite & Camero...
Hot Times in the Heartland: Part 2 - Climate Action
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This part of the documentary "Hot Times in the Heartland" focuses on the rationale and urgency for developing climate action plans. Those featured in this segment include: Wes Jackson, author & co-founder of The Land Institute; Bill McKibben, author and climate activist; Nancy Jackson, founder of the Climate . Energy Project; Lindsey Constance, co-founder, Climate Action KC; and Tom Jacobs, chi...
Hot Times in the Heartland: Part 1 - What Science Tells Us
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Opening to the documentary "Hot Times in the Heartland," focusing on the scientific research upon which our understanding of climate change is based. Those featured in this segment include: Doug Kluck, Regional Climate Services Director for NOAA; Chuck Rice, professor of Agronomy at Kansas State University and former member of the IPCC; Leigh Sterns, glaciologist and professor of geology at the...
Hot Times in the Heartland: KIFA Online Version
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A 60-minute version of this documentary assembled for an online screening presented by Kansas Interfaith Action.
Hot Times at Liberty Hall
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60-second promotional spot for the screening of "Hot Times in the Heartland" at Liberty Hall in Lawrence, Kansas, in conjunction with the Global Climate Teach-In.
Weda Skirts: Down by the River
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Earth Day performance along the Cottonwood River in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas.
"Hot Times" on KCPT
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Promotional spot for broadcasts of "Hot Times in the Heartland" on Kansas City PBS, scheduled for broadcast on Sunday, March 24th, 2024.
Hot Times in the Heartland: 30-second promo
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Hot Times in the Heartland: 30-second promo
Heather Brown: Preserving Native Prairie
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Heather Brown: Preserving Native Prairie
Cathy Hoy & Symphony in the Flint Hills
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Cathy Hoy & Symphony in the Flint Hills
"Hot Times in the Heartland" at the Nelson-Atkins: Promo
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"Hot Times in the Heartland" at the Nelson-Atkins: Promo
Hot Times in the Heartland: 20-second promo
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Hot Times in the Heartland: 20-second promo
Hot Times in the Heartland: A Brief Preview
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Hot Times in the Heartland: A Brief Preview
Trail to Santa Fe: Tallgrass Express String Band
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Trail to Santa Fe: Tallgrass Express String Band
Ward Lyles: Douglas County Climate Action Plan
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Ward Lyles: Douglas County Climate Action Plan
Natural occurrences due to solar effect/earth's axis change. The Romans grew citrus fruits by Hadrians wall in the UK in 200 AD.
Love these man
Hi Mam u used cervical?
The willful ignorance of conservatives amazes me. Homeowner's insurance is climbing. In places ag income has dropped. Conservatives would rather believe people who never took a lower division class in science to people who have studied climate for years. Who profits more when it comes to climate scientist or CEO's of oil companies? A scientist spends 8 years to get a degree to earn $110,000 a year. All the research done by scientist is peer reviewed. Lets say a scientist get a $500,000 research grant. Out of that money they have to pay salaries, buy equipment and pay rent. They don't pocket it like the liars on Fox News suggest.
Yayyy what a great showing at JCCC!
Heather is so right, you can never get it back. Keep fighting the good fight Heather!
Very thought provoking thank you prairie hollow for this insight
Beautiful
Amazing woman! ❤🫡💪😊
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The Crumb family, that operated the stage station in Havana, still lives and farms only a few miles from Havana.
Nice.
What is the dye Blank?
Nature provided her own symphony.
thanks for sharing ive be looking for recordings of jack for many years i used to have a co;;ection of his tapes but they are long gone
It's been quite a number of years since we recorded that video. Glad you found it!
Thanks! Nice song
Thanks!
What is that material u cover scarf wid
Leaves then a dye blanket or carrier blanket that has been soaked in natural dyes.
The people that don’t see anything just aren’t looking hard enough
He is right . If you ever want a chance to relax, I mean completely relax. Take a folding chair and walk out into the prairie and just down. There isn’t any noise from cars, trains, planes, no sirens. It’s remarkable!!! There is nothing better ! All you hear is the wind blowing through the grasses, maybe a songbird singing. It’s very relaxing !!
I don't see signs that say I want to live like the amish or let's build nukes
That town looks like Pleasantville! There should be a restored Mazda runnin around!
Thanks!📰📰📰📰📰
I love this. And wish I could have known Joyce!
Thanks! 🚌
Thanks!🦬🦬
Thanks!🦬🐮
Thanks!
Thanks!
Silvia Isabel Peri Sterman hace 0 segundos Hi, in love with your work. Is the red blanket that you put on it made of tannin? which? Thank you so much!!!!
It is a cotton blanket that has been soaked in a dye pot.
Hi, in love with your work. Is the red blanket that you put on it made of tannin? which? Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks!🏔
Airdate: May 12, 2004
David, This is Incredibly beautiful! I love seeing how the burn fizzles out when it meets the back burn. Have shared the link with family. Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing, Michele!
I was there. The supercell was totally awesome!! Totally Kansas!
Yeah…no thanks. I’d be crying.
yep, it was quite a thrill
Thanks!
Thanks!
Yeah get rid of the farmers, reduce and restrict farming practices, eliminate fertilisers and other fossil fuels from farming and fuck the farmers and the people who rely on the food for survival and the economies that are dependant on Agriculture. That's what your willingness to participate in the research and the political abuse of Climate as a concept have encouraged.
thanks!
That's good I could like to visit there
I wonder how mark feels about Joe Biden giving Afghanistan back to the taliban?
Shelf clouds!!!🌈🌈
Woo Hoo! mammatus clouds!!🌈
2:28 look at that beautiful cloud!
Great overview of that scary experience!
When you mordant the silk you used cream of tartar, alum, and iron, not sure what you mean by iron? Could you explain pls and how much of each? Thank you
Hi Deborah, Thanks for your interest. However, this video is a demonstration not a tutorial. That would be a much longer very different type of video as there is no simple formula for botanical printing. I would direct you to Nicola Brown here on TH-cam who has some great instructional videos on botanical/eco printing.
Maravilloso!! Pero por lo menos decir los mordientes que uso. Creo que eso es lo principal lo otro viene solo. Los videos de Tailandia no se puede hacer ninguna apreciacion! Gracias por tu video.
Thank you. The mordants I primary use is alum
I teach and found these about a week too late for our "Trails" unit. I will definitely use them next year. I have watched all but the last one, just out of personal interest. They are short, dense, and wonderfully edutaining!
Glad to hear this! Thanks for letting us know. There are five short “classroom videos” on our website that might be of interest. Here’s the link - www.prairiehollow.net/viewer