Join us this week as we welcome Debbie and Matt Galland of Rush for a cause. A Foundation is established to provide community and financial support for qualified tragically and severely injured athletes.
We continue our Best of Pit Pass USA as we head to the end of 2012 by flashing back to the Daytona 500. One of the big stories of SpeedWeeks was Brad Keselowski pushing brother Brian into a transfer spot in a Gatorade Duel for the Daytona 500. We talked to Brian after the race.
A big story in sports car racing was Andrea and David Robertson. The husband and wife team became the first ever to finish on the podium at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. We relive that once in a lifetime accomplishment.
Speaking of sports car racing, Cristiano da Matta was making a comeback at the beginning of the year driving in the American Le Mans series. Hear our conversation with him from Long Beach in April.
And add another Force to the NHRA ranks. Courtney Force is about to join father John and sister Ashley in the top fuel ranks. We talked to Courtney during Florida testing.
On episode eleven, season five of Ecoman and the Skeptic, the daring duo will delve into the pros and cons of wind power. Our guests this week will be Adam Agalloco, LEED AP, who worked in the wind industry before joining Philadelphia’s Office of Sustainability, and Fred Hashway, U.S. director of business development for Windmade, a global consumer label for companies that use wind power. What are the three main factors impacting wind power? Is it possible to transmit wind over large distances? And what happens, by the way, when the wind dies down? Tune in Nov. 30, 2011 for another exciting episode of Ecoman and the Skeptic, including regular features Green News and the GreenWash Quiz with Professor Rob Fryer.
Listeners can email questions to the hosts at ecoman@philau.edu or theskeptic@philau.edu or call in during the broadcast to 1-888-346-9141.
Join us this week as we welcome Debbie and Matt Galland of Rush for a cause. A Foundation is established to provide community and financial support for qualified tragically and severely injured athletes.
Join us this week as we welcome Debbie and Matt Galland of Rush for a cause. A Foundation is established to provide community and financial support for qualified tragically and severely injured athletes.
We continue our Best of Pit Pass USA as we head to the end of 2012 by flashing back to the Daytona 500. One of the big stories of SpeedWeeks was Brad Keselowski pushing brother Brian into a transfer spot in a Gatorade Duel for the Daytona 500. We talked to Brian after the race.
A big story in sports car racing was Andrea and David Robertson. The husband and wife team became the first ever to finish on the podium at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. We relive that once in a lifetime accomplishment.
Speaking of sports car racing, Cristiano da Matta was making a comeback at the beginning of the year driving in the American Le Mans series. Hear our conversation with him from Long Beach in April.
And add another Force to the NHRA ranks. Courtney Force is about to join father John and sister Ashley in the top fuel ranks. We talked to Courtney during Florida testing.
We continue our Best of Pit Pass USA as we head to the end of 2012 by flashing back to the Daytona 500. One of the big stories of SpeedWeeks was Brad Keselowski pushing brother Brian into a transfer spot in a Gatorade Duel for the Daytona 500. We talked to Brian after the race.
A big story in sports car racing was Andrea and David Robertson. The husband and wife team became the first ever to finish on the podium at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. We relive that once in a lifetime accomplishment.
Speaking of sports car racing, Cristiano da Matta was making a comeback at the beginning of the year driving in the American Le Mans series. Hear our conversation with him from Long Beach in April.
And add another Force to the NHRA ranks. Courtney Force is about to join father John and sister Ashley in the top fuel ranks. We talked to Courtney during Florida testing.
Darren Saletta has caught Striped Bass by hook & line for 20 years. The Striped Bass fishery is a well managed, clean, environmentally sound operation with plenty of fish. Industrial fishing operations are destroying the striper’s food base. Herring, Mackerel, & Menhaden are caught in massive nets that can kill tons of by-catch, including Striped Bass. Water quality is an issue for Striped Bass in the Chesapeake. Burgeoning Gray Seal populations are fouling inshore waters with excessive waste and decimating inshore forage, forcing Striped Bass to feed much further offshore to the dismay of surf fishermen. Seals are also cleaning out fishing weirs, another environmentally favorable method of commercial fishing. Striped Bass fishermen are under attack by a special interest group attempting to close the fishery, stripping us of the ability to buy Striped Bass at fish markets or restaurants. Discover what you can do to protect Striped Bass and this culturally significant fishery.
On episode eleven, season five of Ecoman and the Skeptic, the daring duo will delve into the pros and cons of wind power. Our guests this week will be Adam Agalloco, LEED AP, who worked in the wind industry before joining Philadelphia’s Office of Sustainability, and Fred Hashway, U.S. director of business development for Windmade, a global consumer label for companies that use wind power. What are the three main factors impacting wind power? Is it possible to transmit wind over large distances? And what happens, by the way, when the wind dies down? Tune in Nov. 30, 2011 for another exciting episode of Ecoman and the Skeptic, including regular features Green News and the GreenWash Quiz with Professor Rob Fryer.
Listeners can email questions to the hosts at ecoman@philau.edu or theskeptic@philau.edu or call in during the broadcast to 1-888-346-9141.
