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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2023 · 44 MIN

Red Planet, Blue Planet

from The Wind · host Fil Corbitt

This season was produced with support from the Google Podcasts Creator Program through PRX and our patrons. If you want to support the show, Head to www.patreon.com/thewind or click the link on the website. Set up a monthly donation to keep this thing going.Thanks to Cory Mcabee for speaking with me for this episode, and to Lori Leanord of the River Fork Ranch Preserve, Katrina Spade, and John Christian Phifer of the Conservation Burial Alliance.For more information on I_Butterfly and the Red Planet Planning Commission, along with other Links, photos, Live show calendar, Merch and more, visit Thewind.org.The music in this episode was almost entirely by Cory Mcabee, Most of it was from his album Small Star Seminar, plus that one was from his film, a space western called Stringray Sam.  The piece I played under Carl Sagan was an altered version of The Magic Flute by Mozart, The original was included by Sagan on the Golden Record, a collection of music that was present on Voyager 1 when it took that picture of our pale blue home.  Finally, Wedding of the Winds is from the public domain.  To support The Wind, become a patron at www.patreon.com/thewindSubscribe at thewind.org

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Cory Mcabee rides a bike from Maine to Florida, following the migration path of the Monarch Butterfly. // De-motivational speaking, improvised science lectures, human composting and green burial, martian colonization, bicycles, a controversial podcast episode and a recitation of Pale Blue Dot by Carl Sagan.

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