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Interesting radio broadcast

21 years ago

I am going through some of my bookmarked sites and came across this one I want to share. It is a radio broad cast with Mary Appelhof and Amy Stewart. I am so happy to have kept this broadcast, as I miss Mary Appelhof. If you have some time put this on and enjoy.

http://www.kqed.org/servlets/playClip?programId=RD19&episodeId=R402131000

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sylvie
21 years ago
Hi SQH1,
I listen to the whole thing and I found it quite interesting. Having heard of Mary Applehof so often, I was wondering how she was like. It did give me an idea. I think I would have like her.

Sylvie
creativehues
18 years ago
Thankfully this recording is still available for download. I have recently become very passionate about vermicomposting and really enjoyed listening to Mary and Amy. I have learned so much indirectly through online research of their names and their published works.

For example, I never knew about Darwin's study of worms in his paper: The Formation Of Vegetable Mould.

In any case, thanks for posting this link. I appreciate the knowledge share!

Here is a link that might be useful: Darwin: The Formation Of Vegetable Mould
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