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Eco-Logic began June 18, 2002. It had been a while since WBAI-FM (99.5 NYC) had a regularly-scheduled environmentally-oriented show. Eco-Logic is a forum for the expression of ecological thought, analysis and activist endeavors featuring the Restoration and Appreciation of the Natural World, Environmental Justice, Community Ecology, Bioregionalism, Energy Issues and Activism. This page will have announcements regarding guests and subject matters of upcoming shows. It will always have information on the shows I do and usually on the shows David does whenever I get a heads up on them (only the first seven shows were done by both of us). Keep checking this space. Like all WBAI shows, you can listen to this live over the internet. Each episode will be archived on the WBAI web site for three months. There are links on the home page and just below the list of upcoming shows. WBAI Program Director Bernard White assures me that the decision to do this show, with me as a host, has nothing to do with the decision to take 'Nuff Said! off the air. Not being a big believer in coincidences, I couldn't help but make the connection. But that's just me. Due to that timing, I considered not doing Eco-Logic, but every friend I have at WBAI urged me to do the show. They were right. Special Thanks to Mercy Van Vlack for coming up with the name of the show. -- Ken Gale, NYC, June, 2002 Upcoming Shows
Making Solar Happen in NYCHow you can help remove legislative barriers to solar energy. For more information, click here. For more information on the next "Solar Tour," go to the Neighborhood Energy Network web site. Eco-Logic WebcastsTwo episodes of Eco-Logic, one on global warming and the other on bottled water and the plastic it comes in, are permanently archived on the internet. Another, on conferences and symposiums, has been transcribed. Most of the episodes of Eco-Logic from the past 90 days are also archived on the WBAI web site. Check the list on the Past Guests page for specific shows that would interest you then scroll to that date and listen. This even works with old computers and dial-up modems (I know this from my own computer).
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