http://www.odeo.com/channels/391-M-C-Turgeon-Blog M-cTurgeon no A personal collage of thoughts on life, stories, observations and explorations, growing online since 2002. A personal collage of thoughts on life, stories, observations and explorations, growing online since 2002. Vu d'ici - Seen from Here: life, arts, music & pop culture en 40 Wed, 29 Jul 2009 13:34:43 -0700 Wed, 29 Jul 2009 13:34:43 -0700 Music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24881732-Moderat tag:odeo.com,2009-07-29,24881732 Wed, 29 Jul 2009 13:34:43 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24719813-Elizabeth-Gilbert%E2%80%99s-creative-process Merci à Marie Sterlin pour ce lien! Merci à Marie Sterlin pour ce lien! Merci à Marie Sterlin pour ce lien! tag:odeo.com,2009-06-17,24719813 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 08:52:40 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Portrait http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24613863-Dream tag:odeo.com,2009-05-27,24613863 Wed, 27 May 2009 05:02:25 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Daily thoughts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24595804-Star-party tag:odeo.com,2009-05-22,24595804 Fri, 22 May 2009 09:03:38 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Uncategorized http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24427952-Prochain-Creacamp-30-Mai-2009 Les photos du plus récent Creacamp sont enfin en ligne, elles sont magnifiques, allez les voir! Et deuxième nouvelle, suite à l’engouement pour la plus récente édition, nous avons décidé de nous lancer et d’avoir un Creacamp le samedi 30 Mai prochain . Ouf! On a définitivement le vent dans les voiles, plein de belles choses sont à venir. Les présentatrices choisies ainsi que la programmation de cette édition seront dévoilées au cours de prochaines semaines, alors restez branché! Pour rendre chaque Creacamp unique, nous renouvelons la formule après chaque édition, selon vos commentaires, cela dans le but de vous surprendre, et de créer une cellule des plus créatives…! N’oubliez pas de créer votre profil sur le site, si ce n’est pas déjà fait, pour recevoir notre bulletin hebdomadaire. D’autres nouvelles suivront sous peu, stay tuned! Quelques commentaires recueillis suite au Creacamp de Mars : “Très contente et trrrrès motivée!! Merci creacam... Les photos du plus récent Creacamp sont enfin en ligne, elles sont magnifiques, allez les voir! Et deuxième nouvelle, suite à l’engouement pour la plus récente édition, nous avons décidé de nous lancer et d’avoir un Creacamp le samedi 30 Mai prochain . Ouf! On a définitivement le vent dans les voiles, plein de belles choses sont à venir. Les présentatrices choisies ainsi que la programmation de cette édition seront dévoilées au cours de prochaines semaines, alors restez branché! Pour rendre chaque Creacamp unique, nous renouvelons la formule après chaque édition, selon vos commentaires, cela dans le but de vous surprendre, et de créer une cellule des plus créatives…! N’oubliez pas de créer votre profil sur le site, si ce n’est pas déjà fait, pour recevoir notre bulletin hebdomadaire. D’autres nouvelles suivront sous peu, stay tuned! Quelques commentaires recueillis suite au Creacamp de Mars : “Très contente et trrrrès motivée!! Merci creacamp pour l’énergie!” “J’ai rencontré plein de femmes merveilleuses et inspirantes!” “Merci pour l’organisation de ce Creacamp inspirant! :-))” “C’est avec un plaisir immense que j’ai assisté au CreaCamp ce samedi. L’événement, organisé par M-C Turgeon, blogueuse émérite et artiste oh! combien talentueuse (on est jalouse de ses photos de statut Facebook) continu de m’habiter. Simple, bien “rodé”, inspirant (même les enveloppes de promo étaient parfaites!) ce camp de créativité, réseautage et d’inspiration a vraiment ensoleillé mon samedi de printemps. Le thème du support, autour duquel s’articulait les discussion, était aussi très pertinent. Il est essentiel, parfois, de se recentrer sur les points d’appui et les leviers qui sont derrière nos projets… Bravo aux présentatrices, vraiment!” via. “Merci c’était super chouette, merci d’avoir créé cet événement et de m’avoir donné cette opportunité! Bravo!!!” “Bravo aux présentatrices et chapeau aux organisatrices! C’est l’fun d’assister à des rencontres de réseautage autre que des 5@7 stuck-up!!” “Merci à toi Marie-Chantale d’avoir organisé cet événement! C’était vraiment intéressant d’entendre ce que les autres filles avaient à dire. Inspirant! Chapeau pour l’organisation très professionnelle et longue vie à Creacamp!” “J’ai adoré! Merci de m’avoir permis d’y assister! Ça fait tellement du bien, c’est tellement stimulant, tellement… fécond! “ “Des présentations très intéressantes au Crécamp, aujourd’hui! J’en ressors avec pleins d’idées!” Achat de billet(s) pour le 30 Mai L’admission est de 20$ par personne et un maximum de 60 places sont disponible, alors il est fortement suggéré d’acheter votre billet le plus tôt possible. Votre paiement vous assurera une place en votre nom. Achetez votre billet via PayPal ou par chèque. Votre chèque doit être fait à l’ordre de Marie-Chantale Turgeon, et posté au 4716 des Erables, H2H 2C9 Montréal avant le 20 Mai 2009. Réservez votre place : Pour une personne $20.00 Pour deux personnes $40.00 Pour trois personnes $60.00 Le détail des photos se retrouve ici, Mille merci à Gabrielle Lisa Collard pour son magnifique travail de photographe attitrée! Les photos du plus récent Creacamp sont enfin en ligne, elles sont magnifiques, allez les voir! Et deuxième nouvelle, suite à l’engouement pour la plus récente édition, nous avons décidé de nous lancer et d’avoir un Creacamp le samedi 30 Mai prochain . Ouf! On a définitivement le vent dans les voiles, plein de belles choses sont à venir. Les présentatrices choisies ainsi que la programmation de cette édition seront dévoilées au cours de prochaines semaines, alors restez branché! Pour rendre chaque Creacamp unique, nous renouvelons la formule après chaque édition, selon vos commentaires, cela dans le but de vous surprendre, et de créer une cellule des plus créatives…! N’oubliez pas de créer votre profil sur le site, si ce n’est pas déjà fait, pour recevoir notre bulletin hebdomadaire. D’autres nouvelles suivront sous peu, stay tuned! Quelques commentaires recueillis suite au Creacamp de Mars : “Très contente et trrrrès motivée!! Merci creacamp pour l’énergie!” “J’ai rencontré plein de femmes merveilleuses et inspirantes!” “Merci pour l’organisation de ce Creacamp inspirant! :-))” “C’est avec un plaisir immense que j’ai assisté au CreaCamp ce samedi. L’événement, organisé par M-C Turgeon, blogueuse émérite et artiste oh! combien talentueuse (on est jalouse de ses photos de statut Facebook) continu de m’habiter. Simple, bien “rodé”, inspirant (même les enveloppes de promo étaient parfaites!) ce camp de créativité, réseautage et d’inspiration a vraiment ensoleillé mon samedi de printemps. Le thème du support, autour duquel s’articulait les discussion, était aussi très pertinent. Il est essentiel, parfois, de se recentrer sur les points d’appui et les leviers qui sont derrière nos projets… Bravo aux présentatrices, vraiment!” via. “Merci c’était super chouette, merci d’avoir créé cet événement et de m’avoir donné cette opportunité! Bravo!!!” “Bravo aux présentatrices et chapeau aux organisatrices! C’est l’fun d’assister à des rencontres de réseautage autre que des 5@7 stuck-up!!” “Merci à toi Marie-Chantale d’avoir organisé cet événement! C’était vraiment intéressant d’entendre ce que les autres filles avaient à dire. Inspirant! Chapeau pour l’organisation très professionnelle et longue vie à Creacamp!” “J’ai adoré! Merci de m’avoir permis d’y assister! Ça fait tellement du bien, c’est tellement stimulant, tellement… fécond! “ “Des présentations très intéressantes au Crécamp, aujourd’hui! J’en ressors avec pleins d’idées!” Achat de billet(s) pour le 30 Mai L’admission est de 20$ par personne et un maximum de 60 places sont disponible, alors il est fortement suggéré d’acheter votre billet le plus tôt possible. Votre paiement vous assurera une place en votre nom. Achetez votre billet via PayPal ou par chèque. Votre chèque doit être fait à l’ordre de Marie-Chantale Turgeon, et posté au 4716 des Erables, H2H 2C9 Montréal avant le 20 Mai 2009. Réservez votre place : Pour une personne $20.00 Pour deux personnes $40.00 Pour trois personnes $60.00 Le détail des photos se retrouve ici, Mille merci à Gabrielle Lisa Collard pour son magnifique travail de photographe attitrée! tag:odeo.com,2009-04-08,24427952 Wed, 08 Apr 2009 13:58:17 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog creacamp http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24091165-Elizabeth-Gilbert-at-TED tag:odeo.com,2009-02-13,24091165 Fri, 13 Feb 2009 16:07:37 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Portrait, Growth & Innovation http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24178389-Elizabeth-Gilbert-at-TED tag:odeo.com,2009-02-13,24178389 Fri, 13 Feb 2009 16:07:37 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Portrait, Growth & Innovation http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23767851-Art tag:odeo.com,2008-12-17,23767851 Wed, 17 Dec 2008 10:30:49 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Growth & Innovation http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24178390-Art tag:odeo.com,2008-12-17,24178390 Wed, 17 Dec 2008 10:30:49 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Growth & Innovation http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24178391-Under-electric-light One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-11-20,24178391 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:36:31 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23649527-Under-electric-light One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring back some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring back some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring back some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-11-20,23649527 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:36:31 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23668735-Under-electric-light One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. One of the most beautiful video i’ve seen lately - made by Montreal artists. Shine on, people! Beware, both the visuals and melody of This Moment are touching. They might bring some tears held back for too long. Available on iTunes. tag:odeo.com,2008-11-20,23668735 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:36:31 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24396869-Spilling-it-all-out I’ve been focusing a lot over the last years about the importance of one’s own voice, the importance of doing introspective work, the importance of having a diary, written or visual, this to make things clear, or clearer, with one’s self. As i sat and watched the above video, i realized that i’ve been writing every morning, and afternoon when possible, over the last 8 years. It is so imbued in my life that i do not even notice it anymore - a habit some would call it, but i think ritual is the right word. I’ll go at war with anyone trying to steal my time to write, it is as important as the air that i breath. Writing time is, as Natalie Goldberg says in this wonderful short video, time where i stop and pay attention, time where i learn to honor my life and its beauty, time where i learn to trust my experiences, time where i learn to connect with myself and the world around me. I wonder, if you are not taking this time, fighting for it over all the todos ... I’ve been focusing a lot over the last years about the importance of one’s own voice, the importance of doing introspective work, the importance of having a diary, written or visual, this to make things clear, or clearer, with one’s self. As i sat and watched the above video, i realized that i’ve been writing every morning, and afternoon when possible, over the last 8 years. It is so imbued in my life that i do not even notice it anymore - a habit some would call it, but i think ritual is the right word. I’ll go at war with anyone trying to steal my time to write, it is as important as the air that i breath. Writing time is, as Natalie Goldberg says in this wonderful short video, time where i stop and pay attention, time where i learn to honor my life and its beauty, time where i learn to trust my experiences, time where i learn to connect with myself and the world around me. I wonder, if you are not taking this time, fighting for it over all the todos that wont make a difference, if you dont take time to listen to your voice, how can you get to know who you really are? How do you connect with yourself, the roots of the tree, how do you find your color and sound, how to find where you fit in, if it’s not by freezing moments and emotions in time by putting words on paper? How can you liberate yourself of all the garbage that is stagnating inside? I believe our experiences must go somewhere, that’s where great books, paintings, movies are coming from - all great work of arts comes from someone who dared to stop, observe, contemplate, question, and spill it all out. I’ve been focusing a lot over the last years about the importance of one’s own voice, the importance of doing introspective work, the importance of having a diary, written or visual, this to make things clear, or clearer, with one’s self. As i sat and watched the above video, i realized that i’ve been writing every morning, and afternoon when possible, over the last 8 years. It is so imbued in my life that i do not even notice it anymore - a habit some would call it, but i think ritual is the right word. I’ll go at war with anyone trying to steal my time to write, it is as important as the air that i breath. Writing time is, as Natalie Goldberg says in this wonderful short video, time where i stop and pay attention, time where i learn to honor my life and its beauty, time where i learn to trust my experiences, time where i learn to connect with myself and the world around me. I wonder, if you are not taking this time, fighting for it over all the todos that wont make a difference, if you dont take time to listen to your voice, how can you get to know who you really are? How do you connect with yourself, the roots of the tree, how do you find your color and sound, how to find where you fit in, if it’s not by freezing moments and emotions in time by putting words on paper? How can you liberate yourself of all the garbage that is stagnating inside? I believe our experiences must go somewhere, that’s where great books, paintings, movies are coming from - all great work of arts comes from someone who dared to stop, observe, contemplate, question, and spill it all out. tag:odeo.com,2008-10-29,24396869 Wed, 29 Oct 2008 19:29:28 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Daily thoughts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23549815-Spilling-it-all-out I’ve been focusing a lot over the last years about the importance of one’s own voice, the importance of doing introspective work, the importance of having a diary, written or visual, this to make things clear, or clearer, with one’s self. As i sat and watched the above video, i realized that i’ve been writing every morning, and afternoon when possible, over the last 8 years. It is so imbued in my life that i do not even notice it anymore - a habit some would call it, but i think ritual is the right word. I’ll go at war with anyone trying to steal my time to write, it is as important as the air that i breath. Writing time is, as Natalie Goldberg says in this wonderful short video, time where i stop and pay attention, time where i learn to honor my life and its beauty, time where i learn to trust my experiences, time where i learn to connect with myself and the world around me. I wonder, if you are not taking this time, fighting for it over all the todos ... I’ve been focusing a lot over the last years about the importance of one’s own voice, the importance of doing introspective work, the importance of having a diary, written or visual, this to make things clear, or clearer, with one’s self. As i sat and watched the above video, i realized that i’ve been writing every morning, and afternoon when possible, over the last 8 years. It is so imbued in my life that i do not even notice it anymore - a habit some would call it, but i think ritual is the right word. I’ll go at war with anyone trying to steal my time to write, it is as important as the air that i breath. Writing time is, as Natalie Goldberg says in this wonderful short video, time where i stop and pay attention, time where i learn to honor my life and its beauty, time where i learn to trust my experiences, time where i learn to connect with myself and the world around me. I wonder, if you are not taking this time, fighting for it over all the todos that wont make a difference, if you dont take time to listen to your voice, how can you get to know who you really are? How do you connect with yourself, the roots of the tree, how do you find your color and sound, how to find where you fit in, if it’s not by freezing moments and emotions in time by putting words on paper? How can you liberate yourself of all the garbage that is stagnating inside? I believe our experiences must go somewhere, that’s where great books, paintings, movies are coming from - all great work of arts comes from someone who dared to stop, observe, contemplate, question, and spill it all out. I’ve been focusing a lot over the last years about the importance of one’s own voice, the importance of doing introspective work, the importance of having a diary, written or visual, this to make things clear, or clearer, with one’s self. As i sat and watched the above video, i realized that i’ve been writing every morning, and afternoon when possible, over the last 8 years. It is so imbued in my life that i do not even notice it anymore - a habit some would call it, but i think ritual is the right word. I’ll go at war with anyone trying to steal my time to write, it is as important as the air that i breath. Writing time is, as Natalie Goldberg says in this wonderful short video, time where i stop and pay attention, time where i learn to honor my life and its beauty, time where i learn to trust my experiences, time where i learn to connect with myself and the world around me. I wonder, if you are not taking this time, fighting for it over all the todos that wont make a difference, if you dont take time to listen to your voice, how can you get to know who you really are? How do you connect with yourself, the roots of the tree, how do you find your color and sound, how to find where you fit in, if it’s not by freezing moments and emotions in time by putting words on paper? How can you liberate yourself of all the garbage that is stagnating inside? I believe our experiences must go somewhere, that’s where great books, paintings, movies are coming from - all great work of arts comes from someone who dared to stop, observe, contemplate, question, and spill it all out. tag:odeo.com,2008-10-29,23549815 Wed, 29 Oct 2008 19:29:28 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Daily thoughts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23387945-Lotta-inspiration For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter tag:odeo.com,2008-09-23,23387945 Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:57:43 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Arts & Craft http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24396870-Lotta-inspiration For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter tag:odeo.com,2008-09-23,24396870 Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:57:43 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Arts & Craft http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23400126-Lotta-inspiration For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter For craft people in need of a boost, a video interview with Lotta Jansdotter tag:odeo.com,2008-09-23,23400126 Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:57:43 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Arts & Craft http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23412054-Small-world-we-live-in%E2%80%A6 Story by Moon-Hee for Vu d’ici It’s now been a bit over a month since I’ve changed jobs and I’m already missing all the new music that was being sent to me and other colleagues. The last album I received (just a few weeks ago) was of Brooklyn artist Reid Paley. Anyways… an awesome surprise, he has collaborated with Frank Black, so what more can I say? I am a music lover and cannot get enough of it:) Another surprise was when I was reviewing a tiny clip I filmed last year at Southpaw in Brooklyn. I remembered I was filming a wall of posters, because they have a poster of The Dagons who I had worked for the past three years, then I noticed that Reid’s poster was stuck right beside… small world, I knew there was something familiar about that guy… where’s the bar? from viewfromthemoon on Vimeo. Story by Moon-Hee for Vu d’ici It’s now been a bit over a month since I’ve changed jobs and I’m already missing all the new music that was being sent to me and other colleagues. The last album I received (just a few weeks ago) was of Brooklyn artist Reid Paley. Anyways… an awesome surprise, he has collaborated with Frank Black, so what more can I say? I am a music lover and cannot get enough of it:) Another surprise was when I was reviewing a tiny clip I filmed last year at Southpaw in Brooklyn. I remembered I was filming a wall of posters, because they have a poster of The Dagons who I had worked for the past three years, then I noticed that Reid’s poster was stuck right beside… small world, I knew there was something familiar about that guy… where’s the bar? from viewfromthemoon on Vimeo. Story by Moon-Hee for Vu d’ici It’s now been a bit over a month since I’ve changed jobs and I’m already missing all the new music that was being sent to me and other colleagues. The last album I received (just a few weeks ago) was of Brooklyn artist Reid Paley. Anyways… an awesome surprise, he has collaborated with Frank Black, so what more can I say? I am a music lover and cannot get enough of it:) Another surprise was when I was reviewing a tiny clip I filmed last year at Southpaw in Brooklyn. I remembered I was filming a wall of posters, because they have a poster of The Dagons who I had worked for the past three years, then I noticed that Reid’s poster was stuck right beside… small world, I knew there was something familiar about that guy… where’s the bar? from viewfromthemoon on Vimeo. tag:odeo.com,2008-06-16,23412054 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 10:23:04 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23452363-Small-world-we-live-in%E2%80%A6 Story by Moon-Hee for Vu d’ici It’s now been a bit over a month since I’ve changed jobs and I’m already missing all the new music that was being sent to me and other colleagues. The last album I received (just a few weeks ago) was of Brooklyn artist Reid Paley. Anyways… an awesome surprise, he has collaborated with Frank Black, so what more can I say? I am a music lover and cannot get enough of it:) Another surprise was when I was reviewing a tiny clip I filmed last year at Southpaw in Brooklyn. I remembered I was filming a wall of posters, because they have a poster of The Dagons who I had worked for the past three years, then I noticed that Reid’s poster was stuck right beside… small world, I knew there was something familiar about that guy… where’s the bar? from viewfromthemoon on Vimeo. Story by Moon-Hee for Vu d’ici It’s now been a bit over a month since I’ve changed jobs and I’m already missing all the new music that was being sent to me and other colleagues. The last album I received (just a few weeks ago) was of Brooklyn artist Reid Paley. Anyways… an awesome surprise, he has collaborated with Frank Black, so what more can I say? I am a music lover and cannot get enough of it:) Another surprise was when I was reviewing a tiny clip I filmed last year at Southpaw in Brooklyn. I remembered I was filming a wall of posters, because they have a poster of The Dagons who I had worked for the past three years, then I noticed that Reid’s poster was stuck right beside… small world, I knew there was something familiar about that guy… where’s the bar? from viewfromthemoon on Vimeo. Story by Moon-Hee for Vu d’ici It’s now been a bit over a month since I’ve changed jobs and I’m already missing all the new music that was being sent to me and other colleagues. The last album I received (just a few weeks ago) was of Brooklyn artist Reid Paley. Anyways… an awesome surprise, he has collaborated with Frank Black, so what more can I say? I am a music lover and cannot get enough of it:) Another surprise was when I was reviewing a tiny clip I filmed last year at Southpaw in Brooklyn. I remembered I was filming a wall of posters, because they have a poster of The Dagons who I had worked for the past three years, then I noticed that Reid’s poster was stuck right beside… small world, I knew there was something familiar about that guy… where’s the bar? from viewfromthemoon on Vimeo. tag:odeo.com,2008-06-16,23452363 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 10:23:04 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/18551683-Slow-music tag:odeo.com,2008-04-03,18551683 Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:35:21 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22228533-Slow-music Here is a jazzy music mix by Gilles Peterson, should help you to slow down a little! Here is a jazzy music mix by Gilles Peterson, should help you to slow down a little! Here is a jazzy music mix by Gilles Peterson, should help you to slow down a little! tag:odeo.com,2008-04-03,22228533 Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:35:21 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog music, health & wellness http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22166558-Guide-to-Greener-Electronics Since August 2006, Greenpeace is releasing a “Guide to Greener Electronics” where they are looking at various hardware manufacturers and their policies on toxic chemicals and recycling. Our ‘Guide to Greener Electronics’ aims to clean up the electronics sector and get manufacturers to take responsibility for the full life cycle of their products, including the electronic waste that their products generate. The guide does not rank companies on labour standards, energy use or any other issues, but recognises that these are important in the production and use of electronics products. If you look at the chart of companies shown above, you will notice that Apple - for example - is not that “green” when it comes to recycling components and usage of toxic chemicals with their products (only ranking 6 out of 10). Of course, the latest report (which is from December 2007) does not include the new MacBook Air. And the detailed report says that Apple is tryi... Since August 2006, Greenpeace is releasing a “Guide to Greener Electronics” where they are looking at various hardware manufacturers and their policies on toxic chemicals and recycling. Our ‘Guide to Greener Electronics’ aims to clean up the electronics sector and get manufacturers to take responsibility for the full life cycle of their products, including the electronic waste that their products generate. The guide does not rank companies on labour standards, energy use or any other issues, but recognises that these are important in the production and use of electronics products. If you look at the chart of companies shown above, you will notice that Apple - for example - is not that “green” when it comes to recycling components and usage of toxic chemicals with their products (only ranking 6 out of 10). Of course, the latest report (which is from December 2007) does not include the new MacBook Air. And the detailed report says that Apple is trying hard to produce more eco-friendly hardware. Just have a look at the detailed report (pdf file). On the other hand I did not expect that Sony Ericsson, Sony, Dell, Lenovo (former IBM) and Samsung are the current leaders in that chart. I think that could be their strategy to catch up with Apple’s position as an innovation leader. Although I would love to see Apple to combine both, environmental friendly hardware as well as cutting-edge innovation and design! I am looking forward to the next report released by Greenpeace, including the new Apple products. Take a detail look at the current report (from December 2007 and links to all detailed reports as pdf files) here. Previous versions of the guide are available online as well: August 2006, December 2006, April 2007, June 2007 and September 2007. Since August 2006, Greenpeace is releasing a “Guide to Greener Electronics” where they are looking at various hardware manufacturers and their policies on toxic chemicals and recycling. Our ‘Guide to Greener Electronics’ aims to clean up the electronics sector and get manufacturers to take responsibility for the full life cycle of their products, including the electronic waste that their products generate. The guide does not rank companies on labour standards, energy use or any other issues, but recognises that these are important in the production and use of electronics products. If you look at the chart of companies shown above, you will notice that Apple - for example - is not that “green” when it comes to recycling components and usage of toxic chemicals with their products (only ranking 6 out of 10). Of course, the latest report (which is from December 2007) does not include the new MacBook Air. And the detailed report says that Apple is trying hard to produce more eco-friendly hardware. Just have a look at the detailed report (pdf file). On the other hand I did not expect that Sony Ericsson, Sony, Dell, Lenovo (former IBM) and Samsung are the current leaders in that chart. I think that could be their strategy to catch up with Apple’s position as an innovation leader. Although I would love to see Apple to combine both, environmental friendly hardware as well as cutting-edge innovation and design! I am looking forward to the next report released by Greenpeace, including the new Apple products. Take a detail look at the current report (from December 2007 and links to all detailed reports as pdf files) here. Previous versions of the guide are available online as well: August 2006, December 2006, April 2007, June 2007 and September 2007. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-13,22166558 Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:04:25 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog sustainability, Chris Car http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22156129-Ministry-of-Silly-Walks This is my kind of humor: Monty Python’s Ministry of Silly Walks. I love it and sometimes I cannot resist to do some silly walk by myself. This is my kind of humor: Monty Python’s Ministry of Silly Walks. I love it and sometimes I cannot resist to do some silly walk by myself. This is my kind of humor: Monty Python’s Ministry of Silly Walks. I love it and sometimes I cannot resist to do some silly walk by myself. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-07,22156129 Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:45:16 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Chris Car http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22137511-Podcast-70-is-up It is back. Featuring Jay Electronica, Air, N.E.R.D and Burial - talking about UFOs and some new age stuff!!! Get this podcast here! Subscribe to this podcast/s’inscrire à ce podcast via itunes *read or submit a review!!*. Publish this entry by copy-pasting the following code: It is back. Featuring Jay Electronica, Air, N.E.R.D and Burial - talking about UFOs and some new age stuff!!! Get this podcast here! Listen directly here with the player: Subscribe to this podcast/s’inscrire à ce podcast via itunes *read or submit a review!!*. This entry was published on mcturgeon.com/blog It is back. Featuring Jay Electronica, Air, N.E.R.D and Burial - talking about UFOs and some new age stuff!!! Get this podcast here! Subscribe to this podcast/s’inscrire à ce podcast via itunes *read or submit a review!!*. Publish this entry by copy-pasting the following code: It is back. Featuring Jay Electronica, Air, N.E.R.D and Burial - talking about UFOs and some new age stuff!!! Get this podcast here! Listen directly here with the player: Subscribe to this podcast/s’inscrire à ce podcast via itunes *read or submit a review!!*. This entry was published on mcturgeon.com/blog It is back. Featuring Jay Electronica, Air, N.E.R.D and Burial - talking about UFOs and some new age stuff!!! Get this podcast here! Subscribe to this podcast/s’inscrire à ce podcast via itunes *read or submit a review!!*. Publish this entry by copy-pasting the following code: It is back. Featuring Jay Electronica, Air, N.E.R.D and Burial - talking about UFOs and some new age stuff!!! Get this podcast here! Listen directly here with the player: Subscribe to this podcast/s’inscrire à ce podcast via itunes *read or submit a review!!*. This entry was published on mcturgeon.com/blog tag:odeo.com,2008-02-14,22137511 Thu, 14 Feb 2008 21:00:26 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog podcasts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22131412-The-Xfiles-of-Stephenville For those interested, here are some news about the Stephenville-Texas UFO story we brought some weeks ago. The local newspaper reporter who helped cover the UFO sighting case left for unclear reasons (although it looks like she was forced to keep information shut), and this witnesses of the UFO is being harassed by unfriendly army officers commanding him to shut his mouth off. People are now protesting the firing of Angelia Joiner for her coverage of Stephenville UFO sighting. Meahwhile, details released by the Ministry of Defense of the UK reported last week that UFO sightings are on the rise. The Telegraph also has a coverage of these details. The video above is just one of many. The question is, for me and many others, not about IF star beings are visiting us, but about WHY is the US government working so hard to hide facts and informations about UFOs. This in itself could be more scary than the UFOs themselves. For those interested, here are some news about the Stephenville-Texas UFO story we brought some weeks ago. The local newspaper reporter who helped cover the UFO sighting case left for unclear reasons (although it looks like she was forced to keep information shut), and this witnesses of the UFO is being harassed by unfriendly army officers commanding him to shut his mouth off. People are now protesting the firing of Angelia Joiner for her coverage of Stephenville UFO sighting. Meahwhile, details released by the Ministry of Defense of the UK reported last week that UFO sightings are on the rise. The Telegraph also has a coverage of these details. The video above is just one of many. The question is, for me and many others, not about IF star beings are visiting us, but about WHY is the US government working so hard to hide facts and informations about UFOs. This in itself could be more scary than the UFOs themselves. For those interested, here are some news about the Stephenville-Texas UFO story we brought some weeks ago. The local newspaper reporter who helped cover the UFO sighting case left for unclear reasons (although it looks like she was forced to keep information shut), and this witnesses of the UFO is being harassed by unfriendly army officers commanding him to shut his mouth off. People are now protesting the firing of Angelia Joiner for her coverage of Stephenville UFO sighting. Meahwhile, details released by the Ministry of Defense of the UK reported last week that UFO sightings are on the rise. The Telegraph also has a coverage of these details. The video above is just one of many. The question is, for me and many others, not about IF star beings are visiting us, but about WHY is the US government working so hard to hide facts and informations about UFOs. This in itself could be more scary than the UFOs themselves. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-11,22131412 Mon, 11 Feb 2008 21:00:47 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog ufos http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22125226-Frozen-Mobilization Improv Everywhere has about 70 mobilization missions (mob). Some are really amazing, such as the one where thousands of people took off their pants on subways in 10 cities around the world at the same time (!), and a mob where hundreds of people played simultaneously the same song on their mp3 players. Watch their latest one, Frozen Grand Central in New York - absolutely stunning! Improv Everywhere has about 70 mobilization missions (mob). Some are really amazing, such as the one where thousands of people took off their pants on subways in 10 cities around the world at the same time (!), and a mob where hundreds of people played simultaneously the same song on their mp3 players. Watch their latest one, Frozen Grand Central in New York - absolutely stunning! Improv Everywhere has about 70 mobilization missions (mob). Some are really amazing, such as the one where thousands of people took off their pants on subways in 10 cities around the world at the same time (!), and a mob where hundreds of people played simultaneously the same song on their mp3 players. Watch their latest one, Frozen Grand Central in New York - absolutely stunning! tag:odeo.com,2008-02-05,22125226 Tue, 05 Feb 2008 15:40:53 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Arts & design http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22125227-Le-Slow-Design J’ajoute cette semaine le manifeste du Slow Design aux manifestes présentés sur Vu d’ici. Guylaine en a parlé ce week-end, et je crois qu’il sera des plus inspirant pour vous tous de découvrir quelles sont les principales notions qui caractérisent le Slow Design. À garder tout près! Slow design sur Treehugger: (…) Slow Design, much like its gastronomic predecessor, is all about pulling back on the reins and taking time to do things well, do them responsibly, and do them in a way that allows the designer, the artisan and the end user to derive pleasure from it . Just like Slow Food, it’s all about using local ingredients, harvested and put together in a socially and environmentally responsible way. Above all, it emphasizes thoughtful, methodical, slow creation and consumption of products as a way to combat the sometimes overwhelming pace of life in the bigger-faster-now 21st century. (…) Slow design sur Wikipedia:... J’ajoute cette semaine le manifeste du Slow Design aux manifestes présentés sur Vu d’ici. Guylaine en a parlé ce week-end, et je crois qu’il sera des plus inspirant pour vous tous de découvrir quelles sont les principales notions qui caractérisent le Slow Design. À garder tout près! Slow design sur Treehugger: (…) Slow Design, much like its gastronomic predecessor, is all about pulling back on the reins and taking time to do things well, do them responsibly, and do them in a way that allows the designer, the artisan and the end user to derive pleasure from it . Just like Slow Food, it’s all about using local ingredients, harvested and put together in a socially and environmentally responsible way. Above all, it emphasizes thoughtful, methodical, slow creation and consumption of products as a way to combat the sometimes overwhelming pace of life in the bigger-faster-now 21st century. (…) Slow design sur Wikipedia: Slow Design is a relatively new concept of design thinking, a derivative of the slow food movement. Slow Design’s implications are vast and yet to be fully explored. It could mean any of the following: Longer design processes with more time for research, contemplation, real life impact tests and fine tuning; Design for manufacturing with local/regional materials and technologies or Design that supports local industries, workshops and craftspeople; Design that takes into account local/regional culture both as a source of inspiration and as an important consideration for the design outcome; Design that studies the concept of natural timecycles and incorporates them into design and manufacturing processes; Design that looks at longer cycles of human behavior and sustainability. Bientôt Demain est une des sources d’information principale en ce qui a trait aux projets inspirés par les thèmes du Slow Design, c’est d’ailleurs sur ce site que nous avons déniché ce manifeste: Concept du Slow Design Le processus du Slow Design est complet, détaillé, holistique, poussé, respecté et mûrement réfléchi. Il permet l’évolution et le développement des résultats de la conception. Il appartient aux domaines public et professionnel et insiste sur l’importance de démocratiser le processus de conception en englobant un grand nombre de participants. Résultats Le Slow Design se manifeste dans chaque objet, espace ou image encourageant la diminution des ressources humaines, économiques, industrielles et urbaines en : concevant des espaces propres à la méditation, aux actions et aux rêves concevant d’abord pour les gens, puis pour l’argent concevant d’abord pour la communauté locale, puis pour la communauté internationale produisant des avantages socioculturels et du bien-être produisant des avantages environnementaux régénérateurs et du bien-être démocratisant la conception en encourageant la conception auto-initiée catalysant les changements de comportement et la transformation socioculturelle créant de nouveaux modèles économiques et d’entreprises ainsi que des opportunités présentant ces résultats sous forme de huit thèmes étroitement liés : Tradition / Rituel / Empirisme / Lenteur / Open source / Technologie / Eco-efficacité / Évolution Il y a aussi le site officiel du Slow Design, par ici, et un manifesto détaillé fesant 27 pages ici. Et vous me demanderez, comment on intègre ça dans notre vie de tout les jours? Et bien je crois que l’on a tous déjà un peu commencé à ralentir nos mouvements et notre manière de consommer, et ce après avoir abusé de nos aptitudes physiques et mentales ainsi que celles de la nature au cours des dernières années. Je crois qu’il faut continuer à diminuer, à ralentir, à reprendre le plaisir du temps dédié à chaque tâche, et surtout, faire les bons choix dans tout ce que l’on entreprend, dans la manière dont on fait les choses, et dans la manière dont on consomme. Bonne chance, et je vous souhaite l’inspiration nécessaire pour mieux ralentir en allant droit devant vers la réalisation de vos rêves! J’ajoute cette semaine le manifeste du Slow Design aux manifestes présentés sur Vu d’ici. Guylaine en a parlé ce week-end, et je crois qu’il sera des plus inspirant pour vous tous de découvrir quelles sont les principales notions qui caractérisent le Slow Design. À garder tout près! Slow design sur Treehugger: (…) Slow Design, much like its gastronomic predecessor, is all about pulling back on the reins and taking time to do things well, do them responsibly, and do them in a way that allows the designer, the artisan and the end user to derive pleasure from it . Just like Slow Food, it’s all about using local ingredients, harvested and put together in a socially and environmentally responsible way. Above all, it emphasizes thoughtful, methodical, slow creation and consumption of products as a way to combat the sometimes overwhelming pace of life in the bigger-faster-now 21st century. (…) Slow design sur Wikipedia: Slow Design is a relatively new concept of design thinking, a derivative of the slow food movement. Slow Design’s implications are vast and yet to be fully explored. It could mean any of the following: Longer design processes with more time for research, contemplation, real life impact tests and fine tuning; Design for manufacturing with local/regional materials and technologies or Design that supports local industries, workshops and craftspeople; Design that takes into account local/regional culture both as a source of inspiration and as an important consideration for the design outcome; Design that studies the concept of natural timecycles and incorporates them into design and manufacturing processes; Design that looks at longer cycles of human behavior and sustainability. Bientôt Demain est une des sources d’information principale en ce qui a trait aux projets inspirés par les thèmes du Slow Design, c’est d’ailleurs sur ce site que nous avons déniché ce manifeste: Concept du Slow Design Le processus du Slow Design est complet, détaillé, holistique, poussé, respecté et mûrement réfléchi. Il permet l’évolution et le développement des résultats de la conception. Il appartient aux domaines public et professionnel et insiste sur l’importance de démocratiser le processus de conception en englobant un grand nombre de participants. Résultats Le Slow Design se manifeste dans chaque objet, espace ou image encourageant la diminution des ressources humaines, économiques, industrielles et urbaines en : concevant des espaces propres à la méditation, aux actions et aux rêves concevant d’abord pour les gens, puis pour l’argent concevant d’abord pour la communauté locale, puis pour la communauté internationale produisant des avantages socioculturels et du bien-être produisant des avantages environnementaux régénérateurs et du bien-être démocratisant la conception en encourageant la conception auto-initiée catalysant les changements de comportement et la transformation socioculturelle créant de nouveaux modèles économiques et d’entreprises ainsi que des opportunités présentant ces résultats sous forme de huit thèmes étroitement liés : Tradition / Rituel / Empirisme / Lenteur / Open source / Technologie / Eco-efficacité / Évolution Il y a aussi le site officiel du Slow Design, par ici, et un manifesto détaillé fesant 27 pages ici. Et vous me demanderez, comment on intègre ça dans notre vie de tout les jours? Et bien je crois que l’on a tous déjà un peu commencé à ralentir nos mouvements et notre manière de consommer, et ce après avoir abusé de nos aptitudes physiques et mentales ainsi que celles de la nature au cours des dernières années. Je crois qu’il faut continuer à diminuer, à ralentir, à reprendre le plaisir du temps dédié à chaque tâche, et surtout, faire les bons choix dans tout ce que l’on entreprend, dans la manière dont on fait les choses, et dans la manière dont on consomme. Bonne chance, et je vous souhaite l’inspiration nécessaire pour mieux ralentir en allant droit devant vers la réalisation de vos rêves! tag:odeo.com,2008-02-04,22125227 Mon, 04 Feb 2008 09:47:42 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Quotes & manifesto, Blognote http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22125228-Steve-Jobs 3 intense and authentic short stories about and by Steve Jobs, almost nothing about Apple: “You can’t connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something, your god, destiny, life, karma, or whatever. Because believing that the dots will connect down the road, will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even when it leads you off the well-worn path, and that will make all the difference.” Found on Marie-Claude’s blog. 3 intense and authentic short stories about and by Steve Jobs, almost nothing about Apple: “You can’t connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something, your god, destiny, life, karma, or whatever. Because believing that the dots will connect down the road, will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even when it leads you off the well-worn path, and that will make all the difference.” Found on Marie-Claude’s blog. 3 intense and authentic short stories about and by Steve Jobs, almost nothing about Apple: “You can’t connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something, your god, destiny, life, karma, or whatever. Because believing that the dots will connect down the road, will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even when it leads you off the well-worn path, and that will make all the difference.” Found on Marie-Claude’s blog. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-04,22125228 Mon, 04 Feb 2008 07:00:52 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Quotes & manifesto, Daily thoughts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22125229-Etsy-people-who-make-a-living-making-things I was immensely inspired today by Etsy founder’s announce about new funding coming their way. Through his personal approach, his announce summarize how Etsy started, the details about the new investment, and where is the company heading to. I’m sharing here parts of this announce, which i found myself inspired by for two reasons: first because it shows the power of a simple idea put in place by friends together, and second, for the way corporate information is shared here - with heart, authenticity and passion - something the old’corporate world will probably never learn how to do. In early April of 2005, I sat in an orange chair facing an open window. It was nighttime and the lights were off. I was back in Brooklyn after a brief residence in Paris, and I was about to sketch the initial ideas that would become Etsy. Working with three friends - Chris, Haim and Jared - Etsy went from these ideas to a site live on the Web in about two months. Then the story of Swimmy... I was immensely inspired today by Etsy founder’s announce about new funding coming their way. Through his personal approach, his announce summarize how Etsy started, the details about the new investment, and where is the company heading to. I’m sharing here parts of this announce, which i found myself inspired by for two reasons: first because it shows the power of a simple idea put in place by friends together, and second, for the way corporate information is shared here - with heart, authenticity and passion - something the old’corporate world will probably never learn how to do. In early April of 2005, I sat in an orange chair facing an open window. It was nighttime and the lights were off. I was back in Brooklyn after a brief residence in Paris, and I was about to sketch the initial ideas that would become Etsy. Working with three friends - Chris, Haim and Jared - Etsy went from these ideas to a site live on the Web in about two months. Then the story of Swimmy is used to explain the big idea behind Etsy… So our vision is to be the eye — to be a kind of organizing principle. We do not want Etsy itself to be a big tuna fish. Those tuna are the big companies that all us small businesses are teaming up against. Those big companies are holdovers from the days before the Web existed. And any company that is being run the same way now as it was before the Web came about is due for some massive restructuring or deflation. Etsy is a company born on the Web, literally. I see the company itself as a handmade project, and we’ll continue to build it this way. There’s much more to do, and we’re up for the challenge. But we need more than people to get there. And at last but not the least, in the many points explaining why Etsy needed these all brand new 27 Million dollars: We believe that the current economy, favoring megacorporations and supersizes, is unstable. People who make a living making things, especially those we have on Etsy, will play a key role in revitalizing and stabilizing the world. I was immensely inspired today by Etsy founder’s announce about new funding coming their way. Through his personal approach, his announce summarize how Etsy started, the details about the new investment, and where is the company heading to. I’m sharing here parts of this announce, which i found myself inspired by for two reasons: first because it shows the power of a simple idea put in place by friends together, and second, for the way corporate information is shared here - with heart, authenticity and passion - something the old’corporate world will probably never learn how to do. In early April of 2005, I sat in an orange chair facing an open window. It was nighttime and the lights were off. I was back in Brooklyn after a brief residence in Paris, and I was about to sketch the initial ideas that would become Etsy. Working with three friends - Chris, Haim and Jared - Etsy went from these ideas to a site live on the Web in about two months. Then the story of Swimmy is used to explain the big idea behind Etsy… So our vision is to be the eye — to be a kind of organizing principle. We do not want Etsy itself to be a big tuna fish. Those tuna are the big companies that all us small businesses are teaming up against. Those big companies are holdovers from the days before the Web existed. And any company that is being run the same way now as it was before the Web came about is due for some massive restructuring or deflation. Etsy is a company born on the Web, literally. I see the company itself as a handmade project, and we’ll continue to build it this way. There’s much more to do, and we’re up for the challenge. But we need more than people to get there. And at last but not the least, in the many points explaining why Etsy needed these all brand new 27 Million dollars: We believe that the current economy, favoring megacorporations and supersizes, is unstable. People who make a living making things, especially those we have on Etsy, will play a key role in revitalizing and stabilizing the world. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-30,22125229 Wed, 30 Jan 2008 14:40:41 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog Daily thoughts, Weblinks and tech stuff http://www.odeo.com/episodes/2097826-Giselle-Oh-so-numba-one tag:odeo.com,2006-10-07,2097826 Sat, 07 Oct 2006 05:43:54 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1538476-Podcast-67-Pine-am-Final-Fantasy-and-more tag:odeo.com,2006-07-21,1538476 Fri, 21 Jul 2006 15:26:24 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1518442-Podcast-66-entrevue-avec-Luce-Beaulieu tag:odeo.com,2006-07-18,1518442 Tue, 18 Jul 2006 17:38:24 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1312800-Podcast-65-featuring-Matmos-Gusgus-The-Legends-Cake-on-cake-and-more tag:odeo.com,2006-06-09,1312800 Fri, 09 Jun 2006 05:51:15 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1127384-Podcast-64-Mission-District-and-Harvee-Exclusive-tracks-Mobius-Bobby-baby-and-Beirut tag:odeo.com,2006-05-02,1127384 Tue, 02 May 2006 02:01:26 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1116603-Tonite-Ce-soir tag:odeo.com,2006-04-28,1116603 Fri, 28 Apr 2006 17:20:14 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/1069138-Panel-de-l-Adisq-sur-le-podcasting tag:odeo.com,2006-04-24,1069138 Mon, 24 Apr 2006 16:54:28 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/995211-Pod-63-Harvee-Voxtrot-Shoot-the-moon-Malajube-Gustav-et-mr_hopkinson-s-computer tag:odeo.com,2006-04-07,995211 Fri, 07 Apr 2006 05:01:15 -0700 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/966116-Pod-62-How-new-web-technologies-are-changing-the-music-industry tag:odeo.com,2006-03-28,966116 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 03:38:25 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/952384-Pod-61-featuring-Mobius-Band-Skeletons-The-Girl-Faced-Boys-Matthew-Dear-Senior-Coconut tag:odeo.com,2006-03-22,952384 Wed, 22 Mar 2006 05:04:55 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/886470-Audio-from-m-c-turgeon-Mar-14-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-15,886470 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 00:46:23 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/865218-Audio-from-m-c-turgeon-Mar-10-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-03-11,865218 Sat, 11 Mar 2006 00:35:13 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/772555-Podcast-59-Les-Temps-Liquides-Le-truc-c-est-de-faire-tout-agrave-la-botch tag:odeo.com,2006-02-22,772555 Wed, 22 Feb 2006 20:03:23 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/763637-Malajube-agrave-la-Tulipe tag:odeo.com,2006-02-21,763637 Tue, 21 Feb 2006 12:47:46 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/633682-Audio-from-m-c-turgeon-Jan-27-2006 tag:odeo.com,2006-01-28,633682 Sat, 28 Jan 2006 01:27:37 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/633013-Cirque-du-Soleil-ZE-after-party-Live tag:odeo.com,2006-01-27,633013 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 04:05:49 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/633010-Cirque-du-Soleil-ZE-after-party tag:odeo.com,2006-01-27,633010 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 04:00:44 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/632911-Cirque-du-Soleil-after-the-red-carpet tag:odeo.com,2006-01-27,632911 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 01:20:13 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/632741-Cirque-du-Soleil-front-stage-17h tag:odeo.com,2006-01-26,632741 Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:11:39 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/632666-Cirque-du-Soleil-We-just-arrive-backstage-16h tag:odeo.com,2006-01-26,632666 Thu, 26 Jan 2006 21:28:24 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog http://www.odeo.com/episodes/622767-Cirque-du-Soleil-Phone-text-by-m-c-the-evening-before-the-premiere tag:odeo.com,2006-01-26,622767 Thu, 26 Jan 2006 03:29:46 -0800 no M-C Turgeon - Blog