mushrooms...
mushroom clouds... the launch of Greenpeace...
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waark...
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uitgezonden 15.10.2026 in De Muziekdoos op Radio Centraal 106.7 FM
of DAB+ Kanaal 10A (Antwerpen)
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Wyndreth
Berginsdottir - Savage Daughter
Strawberry
Alarm Clock - Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow
Love
– Mushroom Clouds
Can
– Mushroom
Dirty
Three – Ends Of The Earth
Irving
Stowe – Intro Amchitka: The 1970 Concert That Launched Greenpeace
Phil
Ochs – The Bells, Changes
James
Taylor – Riding on a Railroad
Joni
Mitchell – Big Yellow Taxi/Bony Maroney, Carey/Mr. Tambourine Man,
Woodstock
Joni
Mitchell & James Taylor – The Circle Game
The
Mushrooms – Taste Of The Mushrooms, Swinging
Leaf
Hound - Growers Of Mushroom
The
Moondig – Rare Earth
Lo
Meulen - a tree is for eternity
KRaS!
- Go Take a Walk
Neil
Young – Second Song, The Foggy Edge of Time
Rising
Appalachia - Come Undone, Pilgrim (feat. Aoife O'Donovan)
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herbeluister / listen:
https://www.mixcloud.com/straatsalaat/zwamme/
…
Make
it a green peace!” was first uttered, in Vancouver, 1970. A humble
retort to the standard hippie “Peace!” salute of the time. It
marked the close of the meeting of the Don’t Make a Wave Committee,
where it had just been agreed to send a boat to Amchitka to confront
US nuclear weapons testing. They did not have a boat, the funds to
buy one or the skills to sail it even if they had!
A year later, on September 15, 1971, the Phyllis
Cormack, bearing the banner Greenpeace across its bridge, left
Vancouver bound for Amchitka determined to “confront the bomb”.
It was still doubtful if the funds would last or if the skills would
be sufficient.
The “Greenpeace” never arrived and on 6
November an underground atomic bomb was exploded, rupturing the
island, opening fissures and pushing deadly radiation into the
surrounding environment.
The first of many “mindbombs” – an idea so
powerful that it changes mindsets – had also exploded in the
collective consciousness. The crew’s courage and powerful
storytelling ignited mass opposition to future tests and the all
powerful US Atomic Energy Commission reluctantly declared it would
abandon the Amchitka site “for political and other reasons”. A
stunning victory for daring to care and caring to dare!
https://maps.greenpeace.org/projects/50-years-of-change/
Greenpeace
Belgium: https://www.greenpeace.org/belgium/nl/
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https://demuziekdoos.blogspot.com/
Greenpeace
Belgium: https://www.greenpeace.org/belgium/nl/
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https://demuziekdoos.blogspot.com/
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