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U.S. Armed Forces Stories
This is selection of stories (major battles, interviews) and tributes to the U.S. Armed Forces, excerpted from A Portrait of the Stars and Stripes, Volumes I and II and other works of Seniram Publishing Inc. Glenside, Pennsylvania 19038..The stories are read by the author, Bud Hannings. Copyright 2005 |
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Coming to you live and loud from Cape Town, South Africa. We are your one stop for SA and Cape Town news, interviews with interesting people, soundseeing tours, music and a whole lot of fun. Subscribe right away |
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past and future forms of funk, soul, and jazz... from gil scott, to jill scott |
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Through short, weekly video reports, Dutch film maker Tim Metz tries to give (young) people a different view of Africa than all the despair you see on the news everyday. He will look for both the beauty and the problems of daily life in Africa and he's currently in Kenya.
All videos are shot and edited "on the road" using a Sony DV camera and Apple Powerbook, making the series very direct and impulsive. Enjoy and get ready to be surprised! |
Conforme est le premier Podcast en direct de la Réunion au coeur de l'Ocean Indien.
On y parle de la vie de tous les jours à la Réunion, de l'actualité locale mais aussi de logiciels libres, de simulation de vol et de musique sous creative common. |
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A fishing site for the everyday fisherman with the only fishing podcast. |
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Headline news from Kenya, radio and cartoons. |
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Podcast of independent africa correpondent Arjen Westra travelling the continent. |
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French Podcast
Aspects of local life on Réunion Island, located in the Idian Ocean, near Mauritius and Madagascar, and news of the week |
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The work of video journalist Ruud Elmendorp travelling with a dvcam camera and laptop for editing. Now reporting from Africa on news and current affairs. |
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Sessions dealing with e-learning, Education 3.0 as the follow on from Education 2.0, rip-mix-burn in education, remix in education, students as producers of knowledge artifacts, socially medaited learning. The focus is on Africa, and using new technologies to benefit education in Africa, including Free and Open Resources for Education or open educational resources (open courseware) as well as Free Software (open source) |
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A podcast featuring interviews with the diaspora of Zimbabwe. People of all ages, colours, and personal past, who have living in Zimbabwe (or even earlier in Rhodesia) in common. An attempt to get the personal track on what has happened to so many who once called Zimbabwe ‘home’. |
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International Radio Station of the Year 2006: Association for International Broadcasting. As Zimbabwe's government blocked out independent media, a new short-wave radio station managed to by-pass the regime and take to the airwaves. Barred by restrictive legislation from broadcasting within Zimbabwe, SW Radio Africa has set up in Britain, but is run by Zimbabwean expatriates and people who moved from there to work on the station. The station airs three hours a day of music, news and a phone-in programme - where listeners dial a local number in Zimbabwe and receive a call back to talk on the show. Callers have flooded the line, talking about food shortages in Zimbabwe, the widespread political violence and the trouble finding jobs during the nation's worst-ever economic crisis. |
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Video Clips in Kenya with Podsafe Music. |
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Cape Town is a gem of a city. It is a truly multifaceted haven for anyone who visits and those who call it home. Its mixture of vivacious nightlife, provincial charm, and breathtaking landscapes offers something for everyone. It is as romantic as it is adventurous, historic as it is cosmopolitan. In Cape Town, a typical day might look like this: hop on a cable car in the morning and watch the sun come up from the top of Table Mountain, take a relaxing stroll through the Botanical Gardens in the afternoon, and end the day with some fine shopping and dining on the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. And if this itinerary sounds too tame for you, adventure seekers will find plenty of surfing, windsurfing, and skin-diving along the coast. There is not much you can’t do in this South African capital. However, don’t think of Cape Town as merely a tourist attraction. All of the city’s wonderful features have roots in its fascinating past and much of Cape Town exists today because somebody had to fight for it. This audio guide offers some pertinent information to help you get around the "Mother City" with ease. |
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What God is doing in the Arab world. |
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Come with us on our trip to Africa's highest mountain: Mount Kilimanjaro. Share the experience and become a member of our expedition. This is an (almost) uncut recording of our diary, covering the 8 day trip start to finish. There's a total of 21 episodes and we’ll publish about one or two per week, as our travel schedule permits. |
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Video Clips in Kenya with Podsafe Music |
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Explore the sights and smells this National Botanical Garden has to offer, from the Fragrance Garden to the numerous, diverse paths. This garden boasts 9000 species of South African flora, including Cycads dating back to the Jurassic era. This is track one of a multi-track tour, to download the entire tour, visit www.Tourcaster.com |
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Podcast for cameroonvoice |
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