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This is my message to the western world – your civilisation is killing life on Earth | Nemonte Nenquimo

Ave Maria

Row, Row your Boat. Inle Lake, Myanmar

Archaeologists Locate Earliest Known North American Settlement

What the Climate Movement Can Learn From Indigenous Values

Exotic Aquatic Dances – Thedonizetti

The cult of the free must die

Thor Heyerdahl hatte doch recht – zumindest teilweise

Pirouette cutback anyone?

Surfer magazine, iconic touchstone of Southern California beach culture, shuts down

More than 14m tonnes of plastic believed to be at the bottom of the ocean

Mondragon Cooperative Part One

Dave Bunker Solo on the “Touch Guitar”

Indigenous Americans had contact with Polynesians 800 years ago, DNA reveals

Carol Kaye: the Boss of the Bass Guitar

Exotic Aquatic Dances – Thedonizetti

The Eternal Youth of Jules Lepecheux

Get Organised – Keyboard Adverts

Surfing Waikiki with my Girlfriend

Countries are smaller and bigger than we were lead to believe.

Massive ‘Darth Vader’ sea bug pulled from waters near Indonesia

The 1876 Map of the World’s Ecozones That Still Holds Up

Here’s a trailer for the upcoming documentary Dana Brown made about his father Bruce:

Interview with Dana Brown

Variation between bursting a Ballon outside and within a Anechoic Chamber

5 lessons from the pandemic to tackle the climate crisis

Why “The Girl from Ipanema”‘ Is a Richer & Weirder Song Than You Ever Realized

Starben die ersten Besiedler Amerikas aus?

One Wave Each – Mexi Log Fest – vid by Tom Terrell

Find out about Folkestone’s in progress Multi-Storey Skatepark

Roller Derby #10 Look-a-Like Vintage Skateboard

Los Angeles Coronavirus Update: One Demographic Group Being Ravaged By COVID-19 At Much Higher Rates Than Others

The Intruder

Wooden body boards rented to reduce beach pollution

The Weird are Destined to Change the World | George Monbiot

Pretziada – The Giant Shame

Ennio Morricone’s Radical Romanticism

Hawaiian leis and pure aloha at Martin Luther King Jr. march in the Deep South

After more than 150 years, New Zealand recognises ‘extinct’ Moriori people