SPF takes a look at culture and identity and how traditions are challenged in the modern world. John takes us to Ireland where we meet the Travellers, an indigenous group of economic nomads whose long-term tensions with mainstream Irish society have flared up in recent months and years. John spoke with Martin Collins about . . . → Read More: March 29, 2007: Clash Of Cultures
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This week on the show, Paul Martin marked the start of a new spring construction season with a look at the latest in green roof techniques. Jeff Barnes joined us live in the studio to talk about cocoa and its cultural importance in Panama. Like many live performances, the beauty was in the moment . . . → Read More: March 22, 2007: Greening The City This week’s show looks at how pollution and chemical use affect the human body, and how appropriate technology can help meet human needs and mitigate environmental damage. First, Carol speaks with Carleton professor Patricia Ballamingie about the buildup of toxic chemicals in our body tissues, some potential health effects, and what can be done . . . → Read More: March 15, 2007: Geography Of Waste/Environmental Health This week, John speaks with Carleton professors Mike Brklacich and Simon Dalby about how climate change may affect human security, and who is most vulnerable to a range of impacts. Paul describes the unique Arts One program at Carleton University and interviews both student organizers and speakers from “Breaking the Ice 2007,” a recent . . . → Read More: March 8, 2007: Climate Change, Effects And Response |
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