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- Red Sonja
2014
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An all-new Edition of the best-selling ADVENTURES OF RED SONJA VOLUME 1 COLLECTION featuring the classic Marvel Comics Adventures of the She-Devil with a Sword -- featuring newly remastered interior color art! Containing the Red Sonja tales from Marvel Feature #1-7, these tales are where it all begins, and help set the stage for the current Red Sonja series from Dynamite! Colorist Jose Villarrubia will be specifically re-mastering Neal Adams story for this collection. Plus, legendary Red S...
Unabridged
56 min
1998
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Listen as environmental activists Dave Forman, Julia “Butterfly” Hill, and others share their experiences of being on the front lines of the battle to preserve old-growth redwoods and other endangered species, along with solid reasons for their passionate involvement in this struggle.
Unabridged
57 min
1998
EN
How much do we know about the natural bioregion in which we live, and why does it matter? Listen to Jeanne and Dick Roy, Jerry Mander and others as they talk about the challenge of waking up to the realities of the place where we live, to more fully appreciate the world that keeps us alive.
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- Bob WadeLisa ShermanJason MellardCarl HooverRicardo HernandezCarla EllardJesse SublettKatie Robinson-EdwardsDan BullockMarsha MilamJim FergusonBill FitzgibbonsChris O'ConnellTemple BoonJack MassingMichael BrickCleve HattersleyShannon WynneLynn BarnettAndi ScullRichard HollandWill HarteGary WebernickLeea MechlingMike ShropshireKaren DinitzJohn KelsoJohn TinkerLonn TaylorDan O'HaraDJ StoutJan ReidDick DeGuerinEvan VoylesPete GershonRoy BraggEric O'KeefeKevin WilliamsonMarc EnglishRobert FairesEdmond OrtizMichael BarnesAnne RappDiana VelaJulie SasseKent ZimmermanMichael HoinskiDavid Marion WilkinsonJoanne Leonhardt CassulloBert BeveridgeClaudia AlarcónJoe Nick Patoski
2020
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Recipient of three National Endowment for the Arts grants and with works exhibited at the prestigious Biennale de Paris, New York’s Whitney Museum, the de Menil Collection in Houston, and other venues, Bob “Daddy-O” Wade started “keeping it weird” in 1961 when he arrived in Austin with his ’51 custom Ford hot rod and his slicked-back hair. Primed to study art at the University of Texas, Wade’s coif and dragster earned him his trademark moniker, and the abstract, welded sculptures he fashio...



