Gigs: Presentations, Television, Radio and More                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

October 17 - SGI, Austin Area Buddhists Association Picnic, Zilker Park We played our 3rd SGI picnic.

October 27 - KOOP Radio (91.7 FM), The Good News Show with Rosina Newton: interview and one original climate change tune

November 3- KOOP Radio (91.7 FM), The Good News Show with Rosina Newton: interview and two original climate change tunes

November 24 - Save Barton Creek Association Annual Holiday Dinner: Debuted the film What Have We Done?

December 4 - Channel Austin (Time Warner Ch 10). Austin News Real with Pam and Steffan Thompson: Interview, film - What Have We Done? and debuted three original climate change tunes.

January 8, 2009- Channel Austin (Time Warner Ch 4). Austin News Real with Pam and Steffan Thompson, interview, film - The Ice and the Sea (first half) and debuted one original climate change tune.

January 15, 2009 - Channel Austin (Time Warner Ch 4). Austin News Real with Pam and Steffan Thompson, interview, film - The Ice and the Sea (first half) and debuted two original climate change tunes.

January 17, 2009 - Bluegrass Festival Garland - debuted two new original climate change tunes.

January 2, 2009 - Radio Interview KVRX Austin

February 18, 2009 - Austin Central Presbyterian Church presentation

March 9, 2009 Good News Interview KOOP Radio 91.7 FM - played a new song - Long Time Ago

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 About the background image: This is a close up of ice from the Greenland ice cap. The bubbles are likely to be 10,000 or 20,000 years old or older.