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With nostalgia for retro shopping malls at an all time high, \"Jasper Mall\" peels back the curtain to show the reality of the dying American mall and the individuals at the center of this rapidly changing culture. Jasper Mall
Official Selection - Toronto FF. Lovers connect in a maze of malls, condos and houses, proving that 'geography is destiny.' The Republic of Love
Suburbia... a boring cultural wasteland where the soul is crushed and dreams evaporate. What could survive in such an environment? Is there any hope for meaningful and fulfilling life when you're forced to the frayed edges of an empty society? Adrift in a sea of mini malls, parking lots, and fast food vendors... where is salvation? Transpondency
Hosted by Mark Pearson, Market to Market covers the 100 plus billion dollar business of food, and those issues affecting the 56 million citizens of rural America. From global trade conflicts to environmental controversies and changing technologies and emerging enterprises, Market to Market continues to explain the issues, and illuminate the alternatives that challenge rural America. The program examines the trends that confront main street, from the growth of rural outlet malls, to community-based economic development efforts, the dispersion of health care, and the growing demands of environmental regulation. And, Market to Market continues to provide expert analysis of major commodity markets. Market to Market's experienced analysts provide thoughtful insight to price trends, and strategies to help producers and processors cope with changing times. Market to Market is produced by Iowa Public Television. Market to Market is produced by Iowa Public Television and airs exclusively on PBS stations across America. To find the air time in your area visit the PBS Station Finder or ask your local PBS station to air Market to Market. Market to Market - Market Plus
Bangkok is a city that is at the leading edge of Asia yet still somehow stuck in the past. It is a place of contrasts: ancient temples neighbour internet cafes, luxury automobiles compete for space with tuk-tuks and sprawling air conditioned shopping malls sell everything from Lanna antiques to the latest high fashion clothing.

Join Anthony Joh and Greg Jorgensen every week as they discuss all the funny, serious, enjoyable, and just plain strange aspects of living in the Big Mango.
Bangkok Podcast
Hosted by Mark Pearson, Market to Market covers the 100 plus billion dollar business of food, and those issues affecting the 56 million citizens of rural America. From global trade conflicts to environmental controversies and changing technologies and emerging enterprises, Market to Market continues to explain the issues, and illuminate the alternatives that challenge rural America. The program examines the trends that confront main street, from the growth of rural outlet malls, to community-based economic development efforts, the dispersion of health care, and the growing demands of environmental regulation. And, Market to Market continues to provide expert analysis of major commodity markets. Market to Market's experienced analysts provide thoughtful insight to price trends, and strategies to help producers and processors cope with changing times. Market to Market is produced by Iowa Public Television. Market to Market is produced by Iowa Public Television and airs exclusively on PBS stations across America. To find the air time in your area visit the PBS Station Finder or ask your local PBS station to air Market to Market. Market to Market - Market Analysis
As the gateway for most people arriving in Kyoto, the Kyoto Station area offers everything from great shopping to important historical attractions including a huge garden complex. The extensive station building is home to a department store, a hotel, restaurants, a large electronic appliance store and shopping malls. Start your first Kyoto adventure from Kyoto Station! Kyoto Station Area
Knowledge@Wharton High School, KWHS for short, is an online journal for students interested in finding out more about the world of business. Explore feature stories about teen-run companies and business trends; read articles on how the economy works and how careers take shape; listen to and view audio and video podcasts spotlighting business’s most creative and colorful characters in fields like sports, entertainment, retail and hi-tech. As part of Knowledge@Wharton, a network of global online business publications published by The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, KWHS is where you can discover business now.

Consider it your portal into a world that touches every aspect of your daily experience — from the malls you shop in, to the social networking sites you join, to the companies some of you are already dreaming about launching. Business insights from KWHS will help you act on ideas that can shape the rest of your lives and, in some cases, help change the world. Knowledge@Wharton High School
Ian Whitcomb has been entertaining the world for over 30 years. Hitting the American Top Ten charts in 1965 with his novelty record, "You Turn Me On" (an orgasmic panting song), he soon abandoned life as a British Invader (born in Surrey, England, in 1941) to devote himself to resurrecting the roots of pop music, especially Ragtime and the simple, heartfelt songs of turn-of-the-century Tin Pan Alley.
.....The result has been a steady flow of records, books, documentaries, radio shows, and concerts dedicated to this neglected music. He has performed everywhere, from the Hollywood Bowl and the Montreux Jazz Festival to shopping malls and private homes. Not only has he preserved such gems as "I Go So Far With Sophie On Sophie's Sofa" and "The War In Snider's Grocery Store", but he has also added to the library of sturdy songs with his own contributions such as "Wurzel Fudge--The Village Idiot" and even serious ballads. He has been allowed to perform on such TV shows as Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show"; he represented Ireland at the European Variety TV show contest (Ian is a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, and The Father of Irish Rock); he was the original host of the longest running rock TV program in Britain, "The Old Grey Whistle Test".
.....As an author, he is best known for his classic book on the history of pop music from rag to rock, entitled "After The Ball", still in print after a quarter of a century. He has published ten other books, including a biography of Irving Berlin, a memoir of his life in Los Angleles, and a novel set in Southern California.
.....He lives near Pasadena, California, with his singing wife, Regina, and his mongrel dog, Inspector. Fittingly, this animal was inherited from the late Rudy Vallee, the world's first star crooner--for Ian Whitcomb is the last in the line of such gentle, friendly song delineators. He doesn't only sing comedy songs, you see, he can jerk tears with such numbers as "Who Wants A Bad Little Boy?" Ian Whitcomb

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30 Jahre RPR1. - logisch, wer über diese lange Zeit so abliefert, hat einen Platz natürlich sicher! Das Programm mit guter Laune für die Südpfalz bis Köln gibts hier. Bleib beim Original! RPR1.

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