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"DAPL: The Struggle Continues" (10 minutes)

On January 24, 2017, Donald Trump signed an executive order to advance the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline. Protests broke out around the country, including this one in Sacramento, California.

"The Laura Flanders Show" (25 minutes)

Capitalism looks different to those who were once commodities, and that has implications for how we build a future not based in domination.

(1) The death of a chief on the Pacific island of Pohnpei near the megalithic temple of Nan Madol prompts a big funeral.  After a lifetime of humility, the whole village honors the deceased and his contribution with a feast of the best pigs, yams and sakau.  (2) In 2004, a boat covered by thick sediment emerged from the bottom of the Rhone River.  Rapidly ranked a French national treasure, this still-laden big barge, one of the best ever preserved from Roman times, is the subject of a highly important archaeological project.

Sci-Fi Journal for February 2017 with hosts Jay Kingston, Marc Morisseau, and Calvin Watts III. Jay does Popcorn Previews with trailers for "Blade Runner 2049", "Kong: Skull Island", "The Space Between Us". Calvin does Game Over covering upcoming home video releases and video games news with trailers for CapCom's "Resident Evil 7: Biohazard"and Nintendo's "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild". Marc does Toob News covering all of our favorite and new television shows coming up in 2017.

The Hong Kong Harbour Loop.

Elevated walkways.

Hong Kong pedestrians.

People with disabilities in Hong Kong.

The Walk21 international pedestrian conference in Hong Kong.

Street addresses in Seoul, South Korea.

Pedestrians and bicyclists in Japan.

Pedestrians and bicyclists in Seoul.

A river restoration project in Seoul, South Korea.

"Last Hours" (11 minutes)

(1) The death of a chief on the Pacific island of Pohnpei near the megalithic temple of Nan Madol prompts a big funeral.  After a lifetime of humility, the whole village honors the deceased and his contribution with a feast of the best pigs, yams and sakau.  (2) In 2004, a boat covered by thick sediment emerged from the bottom of the Rhone River.  Rapidly ranked a French national treasure, this still-laden big barge, one of the best ever preserved from Roman times, is the subject of a highly important archaeological project.