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Alena talks about how felt was processed in the past. Women gathered together, spread out sheep’s wool on the floor and beat it continuously with sticks. Afterwards the wool was sprinkled with water and rolled up. The roll was left for several days and the whole process was repeated several times. When the felt was ready, it was decorated with ornaments.The yurt had a two-layered door. In the winter the door was covered with felt in order to keep the dwelling warm. The roof of the yurt was also covered with felt. In order to render it stable in the wind, the yurt was tied to sticks, which were nailed into the ground around the yurt. In the summer the felt on the wall was rolled up to allow the yurt to be ventilated. In the rain the yurt did not get wet.
08/03/2021 10:07:08
Release Date: 6/12/2015
Duration: 17520 Mins
Authors: Cambridge University
Description: Alena talks about how felt was processed in the past. Women gathered together, spread out sheep’s wool on the floor and beat it continuously with sticks. Afterwards the wool was sprinkled with water and rolled up. The roll was left for several days and the whole process was repeated several times. When the felt was ready, it was decorated with ornaments. The yurt had a two-layered door. In the winter the door was covered with felt in order to keep the dwelling warm. The roof of the yurt was also covered with felt. In order to render it stable in the wind, the yurt was tied to sticks, which were nailed into the ground around the yurt. In the summer the felt on the wall was rolled up to allow the yurt to be ventilated. In the rain the yurt did not get wet.
Is Closed Captioned: No
Explicit: No
Release Date: 4/17/2021
Authors: Parisha
Description: This podcast is created by Parisha Jain. This is about the anecdotes of some philosophical poems written by her.
Explicit: No
Release Date: 8/2/2021
Description: Felt is made from autumn wool (mochr). It is made as follows. Clay is spread on the ground and a cow skin is put on it. Then wool is spread evenly on the skin. Four or five women sit around and beat the wool with long sticks. The longer you beat the wool, the better. It turns into soft material resembling down. In the past, people counted their beating movements. Afterwards, the wool is sprinkled with water, beaten again with sticks, and rolled on the ground.
Explicit: No
Release Date: 4/30/2021
Authors: Kendall
Description: A place where I discuss various topics and act like I am all knowing. Because I am.
Explicit: No
Release Date: 5/19/2021
Authors: Bailey Butler
Description: Bart Scott Poetic Justice JMUSD
Explicit: No
Release Date: 7/18/2021
Authors: Mia & Bella
Description: Young activists Mia and Bella look at themes that engage people and take a peek behind the scenes of activism, looking at the who and why.
Explicit: No
Release Date: 7/18/2021
Authors: Bella & Mia
Description: FeLT That is hosted by Bella and Mia, Junior Board Directors for FeLT. The two girls, interview politicians, activists, feminists, and other wonderful people making a difference in their community. They are interested in feminism, activists, and community leaders themselves. Bella is from Delaware and is currently enrolled to be a Junior in the International Baccalaureate program. Her favorite subjects are History, English, and Spanish. Bella wants to be an editor when she is in the workforce. Mia is from Georgia and is a 7th grader in her school's STEM program. Her favorite subjects in school are History and Math. Mia aspires to have a seat in congress when she is old enough. They are so excited to be volunteering for FeLT and to be hosting FeLT That!
Explicit: No
Release Date: 8/18/2020
Authors: Felt Creative
Description: Hanya hiburan semata, jangan baper:)
Explicit: No
Release Date: 8/20/2020
Authors: Felt Recoil
Description: Felt Recoil is a weekly lifestyle conversation focusing on American politics, religion, culture and family.
Explicit: No
Release Date: 9/7/2020
Authors: Felt City
Description: A podcast about urban living in UlaanbaatarУлаанбаатар хотын хөгжлийн тухай подкастCreators: Aldarsaikhan & Enkhjin
Explicit: No
Release Date: 8/3/2021
Description: Alena talks about traditional games, including khorma khotn, tsagan monda, mongn bus, nyarn shinj, and games played with ankle bones. Tsagan monda was a game played at night by several people. The rule is simple: A ball made of white cow skin is pushed into a hole. Games with ankle bones were reserved only for boys. Girls did not play such games.
Explicit: No
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