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An optimistic, solutions-based, non-preachy, big tent film that shows tackling climate change boosts the economy, increases national security and promotes health and a clean environment. Carbon Nation
It's the summer of 1989 in New York's Lower East Side. Homeless people have turned Tompkins Square Park into a tent city. On a nearby corner lot deeper in Alphabet City, where punk became famous and Allen Ginsburg wrote much of his poetry, a bunch of people try to make a soup kitchen work. From filmmaker Lech Kowalski. Rock Soup - The Lech Kowalski Collection
Clive Parnell is a speaker and singer-songwriter.
He used to play in the band Indigoecho and is now in a band/collective called The mystery tent.
www.myspace.com/themysterytent
This podcast looks at what the bible says today. Can it speak into our culture? Can we learn more of who God is?
Bono Loves Grace - What is Grace all about? a series of talks looking at what the bible says into todays culture
We'll raise up our tent in any town that will have us...." declares the new studio album by San Francisco's Tea Leaf Green. Produced by David Lowery (Cracker, Camper Van Beethoven, Counting Crows), the album presents eleven, well-crafted songs that tempt the listener to set off on the archetypal American adventure.

In times past, you could run away and join the circus or ride the freight trains, and Tea Leaf Green offers the same seductive pull to today's kids. Sharing some of the style and substance of musical contemporaries My Morning Jacket, Wolfmother, and the Raconteurs, Tea Leaf Green conjures the spirit of bands like '70s Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and The Grateful Dead, taking classic sounds and giving them a present-day polish. Tea Leaf Green reminds us at every turn just how alluring rock 'n' roll can be.

Tea Leaf Green consistently delivers mind bending live performances to their loyal and ever-growing fan base. Nightly, the band explores the depths of their prodigious songbook, taking everyone along for an exhilarating ride.

In a few short years, these road warriors have built a strong following, consistently filling venues across the country and becoming a warmly received, go-to band on the festival circuit with stand-out performances at Bonnaroo, Wakarusa, 10K Lakes, and The Echo Project, among others. The band's chops earned the respect of their contemporaries and they have shared the stage with The Dave Matthews Band, Trey Anastasio, Gov't Mule, Bruce Hornsby, John Popper, Bob Weir, Sean Lennon and many others. Experience Tea Leaf Green for yourself...and enjoy the journey. Tea Leaf Green - Podcasts
San Francisco-based band Tea Leaf Green got their start in the relationship formed between guitarist Josh Clark and drummer Scott Rager, who played in a high-school band together in Arcadia, CA. After graduation, Rager enrolled at San Francisco State College, where he met bassist Ben Chambers. When Clark moved to San Francisco, the three began playing together as a trio. Their first paying gig was attended by Trevor Garrod, a singer/songwriter and keyboard player who had moved to San Francisco looking for other musicians to play with. Garrod met the three others, and soon they were playing together as a quartet. They built a following in Northern California and self-released the albums Tea Leaf Green, Midnight on the Reservoir (2001), Live at Slim's, San Francisco CA (2003), Living in Between (2004), and Live at the Independent (2004).

They issued their first national release, Taught to Be Proud, in 2005 and within a year they were opening for Gov't Mule, Trey Anastasio, Dave Matthews Band and a host of other lauded musicians. In 2007, longtime bass player Ben Chambers left the band and was replaced by Reed Mathis, formerly of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Mathis's stylistic versatility on bass proved to be the perfect fit for the band. In 2008, Tea Leaf Green went on to re-release their first three studio albums as the triple-CD compilation entitled Seeds. Later that year the band followed up with their next studio album Raise Up the Tent.

In June 2010 Tea Leaf Green will release Looking West, their first studio album in 2 years. The release is a compilation of road-tested, fan favorite songs that the band has never recorded in the studio. The album marks a new chapter for Tea Leaf Green and represents the artistic and individual growth of the band since their formation more than a decade ago.

In a few short years, these road warriors have built a strong following, consistently filling venues across the country and becoming a warmly received, go-to band on the festival circuit with stand-out performances at Bonnaroo, Wakarusa, 10K Lakes, and The Echo Project, among others. Sharing some of the style and substance of musical contemporaries My Morning Jacket, Wolfmother, and the Raconteurs, Tea Leaf Green conjures the spirit of bands like '70s Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and The Grateful Dead, taking classic sounds and giving them a present-day polish. Tea Leaf Green reminds us at every turn just how alluring rock 'n' roll can be. Tea Leaf Green - Podcasts
Tent promotions work! Imagine if you could introduce your product to customers who shop at a large retailer on any given day youd be reaching thousands of people per week. Big Box Retailers like Lowes, Home Depot, Sports Authority, and Circuit City draw customers into their store like bees to honey and one very astute marketer has perfected a plan to get in on their success. He sets up a tent outside their store to promote and sell his product. This is an exclusive interview from Michael Senoff's www.hardtofindseminars.com. How To Make $30,000 A Month Selling Your Product Using Tent Promotions
This is the Official Cool and Deadly podcast. Cool and Deadly is the name of the new label to be run by Tayo and Skool Of Thought. Starting life in 2007 as a club night at Fabric and has since gone on to host it’s own tent at the Glade festival. The opening remit for the project was to explore music where the backbone is dub and the body is bass. The Cool and Deadly Podcast
In this podiobook: A Christian Holiness Collection presentation.Beverly was a traveling evangelist during the holiness era--late 19th, early 20th century when he penned this Christian classic. Travel with him as the big tents are raised and people by the thousands gather to listen and be saved and sanctified. His adventures as a traveling evangelist will hold you spellbound.Produced and narrated by Vic Zarley. Special thanks to LightByDesign.net, Northwest Nazarene University, and the Wesley Center online for their invaluable assistance in the production of these audiobooks.Cover image is Tent Revival by PinkMoose. Music is courtesy of Jason Shaw and is entitled "Back to the Wood." Additional track "Let My Glory Pass By" was written and performed by Vic & Eva Zarley and is available for free at Jamendo.com. Revival Incidents - A free audiobook by Beverly Carradine J.C. Hutchins
As Occupy Portland joins the international movement calling for the richest one percent to pay their fair share, KBOO News is committed to bringing you full coverage. As of Friday 10/14, we have a KBOO tent set up (in Freedom Square/Chapman Park - across from Info tent) with a mobile studio.

Beginning Monday October 31st, we will be live from Occupy Portland every day from noon to 5 pm PST. KBOO - Occupy Portland - US
The Business Podcast Show for Small Business Owners with Expert Interviews, Marketing Strategies, Technical Advice and Business Coaching Tips Red Tent Radio | The Small Business Podcast Show

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