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A Duck in a TreeA Duck in a Tree 2025-09-20 | Let the Light Be Woven
The 689th of a series of weekly radio programmes created by :zoviet*france:
First broadcast 20 September 2025 by Resonance 104.4 FM and CJMP 90.1 FM
Thanks to the artists and sound recordist included here for their fine work.
track list
00 Chris Osborne - Intro
01 David Stewart Nature Sound - Yakutian Bar-tailed Godwit
02 [unknown sound recordist / BBC] - Trams – Amsterdam (8 Axle Articulate, Built 1980) Exterior: Doors Close with Bell, Departs
03 MAdam - Key Chain
04 Sevenism - Over Dark Fields
05 Chlorine - The Painter (Part 2)
06 Ø - Kangastus
07 Annette Van...
2025-09-2358 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilitySustainable Circular Building MaterialsIn this episode of #GreenUP, we had the privilege of hosting Adital Ela, the driving force behind Criaterra, a company at the forefront of addressing critical challenges in building materials sustainability. 🎙️
Adital shared eye-opening insights into the traditional building industry's practices, where minerals are extracted from the ground and incinerated to achieve construction strength, leading to three major problems:
1. Carbon emissions are released into the atmosphere during this process.
2. Chemical alterations to materials hinder circularity and recovery.
3. A significant amount of energy is expended, contributing to environmental impact.
2024-04-0105 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilityCultured plant-derived ingredients and micro-nutrientsUnlocking the Magic of Plant Cells: A Micro-Podcast You Can't Miss!
In our latest GreenUP episode, we're diving deep with Iday Dana, the co-founder of Novella, working on the next generation of botanical products.
Novella's secret sauce lies within plant cells – they're shaping the future of plant-based products by handpicking the crème de la crème of micronutrients and functionality. In meticulously controlled, low-risk environments
But here's where the magic truly happens: Novella's groundbreaking science allows for ingredient enhancement and customization at every stage of plant growth, providing unparalleled access to the trea...
2024-03-2405 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilitySequestrating Carbon in the Ocean
In this episode of #GreenUP, we're thrilled to have Ori Shaashua, the Co-Founder and CPO of Gigablue, sharing their revolutionary approach to carbon capture that's making waves!
Discover how Gigablue is harnessing the incredible carbon capture potential of the ocean's natural cycles. Ori and his team saw a unique opportunity in parts of the seas that lacked phytoplankton, critical for the ocean's carbon cycle.
Their solution? They developed an ingenious particle that supercharges phytoplankton growth, boosting carbon capture to unprecedented levels!
But here's the kicker – Gigablue is putting these particles to wor...
2024-03-1705 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilityUncover the Future of Smart CitiesIn this GreenUP episode, we had the privilege of sitting with Baruch Gueta, CEO and Co-founder of RoadSense.
RoadSense is on a mission to transform cities by aggregating public space data wirelessly, offering deep insights and real-time alerts to tackle countless urban challenges, all while fiercely guarding privacy.
But here's the twist: It's not about drowning in data – most cities grapple with that already. Baruch shares their refreshing approach: they start by defining the problems cities face, then roll up their sleeves to analyze the data, extracting the insights needed for informed decision-making.
Ro...
2024-03-1004 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilityConverting Carbon to MineralsIn this episode of GreenUp, Marat Maayan, the visionary founder and CEO of Airovation, joins host Peter Gorne to delve deep into the world of carbon capture and the groundbreaking technologies that are tackling the Holy Grail of carbon mitigation.
Discover how value-oriented technologies are leading the charge in the sustainable revolution by not only capturing carbon at the source in heavy, dirty industries but also transforming it into a circular solution.
Airovation is using carbon and waste to produce valuable minerals and chemicals, creating byproducts that can be commercialized for a secondary revenue stream.
Tune in to better...
2024-02-1805 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilityIdentifying Optimal Locations for Renewable Energy ProjectsIn this episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with Matias Sigal, CEO and Co-founder of REplace. REplace is on a mission to change the game by instantly identifying the perfect spots for renewable energy projects, driven by ROI and development risk.
Their cutting-edge algorithm pinpoints locations with the highest revenue potential while simultaneously slashing costs.
Did you know that a staggering 80% of renewable energy projects face failure due to manual site selection? This archaic approach costs us billions annually and slows down the crucial energy transition.
Solar project developers, in particular, grapple w...
2024-01-0804 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilityTransforming an ancient plant into a new protein sourceIn this episode, we sat down with the visionary Alon Karpol, CEO of Better Pulse, a company embarking on an inspiring journey to redefine our approach to plant proteins!
The challenge was clear: Alon and his team set out to discover a plant protein that’s not only highly nutritious but also resilient in warmer climates and effortlessly harvestable and processable.
Their quest led them to an unexpected hero – black-eyed peas! These versatile legumes ticked all the boxes: abundant nutritious protein, adaptability to varying climates, and a rich history of safe human consumption spanning centuries. Plus...
2024-01-0805 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilityCreating Superfood with FungiIn this episode, we embark on an eye-opening journey with the remarkable Jasmin Ravid, – CEO and Co-Founder at Kinoko – where she uncovers the incredible potential of fermentation technologies to transform our food system.
The global food system is at a crossroads. Half of the world is plagued by food scarcity, while the other half grapples with an overabundance of unhealthy choices.
Jasmin and her team have taken up the mantle to transform this landscape. She tells us how using plant-based ingredients like legumes and grains, they’ve harnessed the power of fungi to mimic an astoni...
2024-01-0804 min
GreenUP - A Micro-Podcast About GreenTech and SustainabilityProducing Affordable, Green AmmoniaIn this GreenUP episode, we engage in a captivating conversation with Ophira Melamed, the visionary CEO and Co-Founder of NitroFix.
Ammonia is a chemical that plays a pivotal role in our world. From fertilizers to polymers, refrigerants to explosives, it’s everywhere. But here’s the twist: Ammonia production has remained virtually unchanged for over a century, with a significant downside – massive CO2 emissions.
But hold onto your hats because Ophira’s team is on a mission to rewrite this narrative! They’ve pioneered a CO2-less method, giving birth to green ammonia. And the best part...
2024-01-0804 min
St Paul's CathedralTo God alone be glory: J. S. Bach's St Matthew Passion Part 4 - Andrew Carwood (2018)Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver Widmer (Bass/Judas) Bernarda Fink (Alto) and Christine Schäfer (Soprano). (Some inaudible audience questions and comments have also been edited out.)
Part 4: “In my beginning is my end”
Aus Liebe (Harnoncourt edited out at 00.02.35.793 (with Christine Schäfer)
Excerpt 9 – Final (Ko...
2018-05-1422 min
St Paul's CathedralTo God alone be glory: J. S. Bach's St Matthew Passion Part 3 - Andrew Carwood (2018)Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver Widmer (Bass/Judas) Bernarda Fink (Alto) and Christine Schäfer (Soprano). (Some inaudible audience questions and comments have also been edited out.)
Part 3: Telling the Story
Excerpt 5 – Jesus’ ‘halo’ (Harnoncourt edited out at 00.03.56.400 (with Matthias Görne as Jesus))
Excerpt 6 – Jesus Forsake...
2018-05-1428 min
St Paul's CathedralTo God alone be glory: J. S. Bach's St Matthew Passion Part 2 - Andrew Carwood (2018)Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver Widmer (Bass/Judas) Bernarda Fink (Alto) and Christine Schäfer (Soprano). (Some inaudible audience questions and comments have also been edited out.)
Part 2: A New Song
Excerpt 2 – Herr bin ichs? (Harnoncourt edited out at 00.10.32.732)
Excerpt 3 – Sind Blitze, sind Donner (Koopman edited...
2018-05-1428 min
St Paul's CathedralTo God alone be glory: J. S. Bach's St Matthew Passion Part 1 - Andrew Carwood (2018)Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver Widmer (Bass/Judas) Bernarda Fink (Alto) and Christine Schäfer (Soprano). (Some inaudible audience questions and comments have also been edited out.)
Part 1: Singing the Passion
Excerpt 1 – Opening Chorus (Koopman edited out at 00.31.32.971 and Harnoncourt edited out at 00.33.56.341)
J.S. Bach...
2018-05-1435 min
Ambientblog MixesMantra of Walls and Wiring"Mantra of Walls and Wiring" is the first of a set of three one hour mixes created in 2005. The other two are "The Hum in the Room" and "Acoustical Illusion" (will follow later). As you can read from the titles, these mixes thematically deal with the sound you can hear in your living environment; the 'everyday hum' surrounding you. I got inspired for this theme when I listened to a slowly fading ambient-cd...and finally realised the cd had already stopped for quite a while and I was obviously listening to (and enjoying) the hum of my own refrigerator...
2009-07-1200 minAmbientblog MixesMantra of Walls and Wiring"Mantra of Walls and Wiring" is the first of a set of three one hour mixes created in 2005. The other two are "The Hum in the Room" and "Acoustical Illusion" (will follow later). As you can read from the titles, these mixes thematically deal with the sound you can hear in your living environment; the 'everyday hum' surrounding you. I got inspired for this theme when I listened to a slowly fading ambient-cd...and finally realised the cd had already stopped for quite a while and I was obviously listening to (and enjoying) the hum of my own refrigerator...
2009-07-1200 min