carillon

L'Oxford Electric Bell est un carillon électrique expérimental installé dans le Laboratoire Clarendon de l'université d'Oxford depuis 1840. Il pourrait même avoir été fabriqué en 1825... Et près de deux siècles après sa fabrication, cette cloche électrique autonome fonctionne encore ! Découvrez le mystère de son incroyable longévité dans ce nouvel épisode de Science Infuse.

Un podcast du Studio Biloba, présenté par Gabriel Macé.

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En rues libres - Le podcast de la Cloche Grand Est 🔔 🎤

Cette semaine, on souhaitait, plus que jamais, remercier celles et ceux qui font vivre le Carillon ; qui chaque jour offrent des petits services du quotidien à celles et ceux qui en ont besoin ; et qui ouvrent leurs portes avec bienveillance malgré les circonstances : les commerçants. 

On vous explique donc comment les bénévoles de la Cloche vont chaque jour à la rencontre de ces acteurs de la solidarité que sont les commerçants (1'45), puis on laisse la parole à un de nos restaurateurs de la première heure (5'28) avant d'évoquer avec un de nos bénévoles sans domicile ce que les commerçants font pour améliorer le lien social (8'58).

Bonne écoute ! 

Interviews réalisées par et avec Victor, Laura, Yoann et Marc. 

Animé par Gabrielle, avec Romain à la régie. 

Episode diffusé le 29 novembre 2020 

Howdy yall….this episode Galiah talks about how she got started into belly dancing and becoming a renie!!! Also please go check out our youtube channel Fullmoonchronicles for a very special extended version of this podcast where wifey also talks a little about one of her hobbies which is making junk journals while showing a few that she has made... So grab yo whisky and wine and lets get it started!

On this episode of SPx, Joe is joined in the studio by Fred Bullard, veteran developer and entrepreneur. Bullard, the man behind some of St. Pete's most iconic places, including Feather Sound/Carillon and BayWalk, shares his storied history of entrepreneurial endeavors, lessons learned over the years and what gives him meaning now.

Just back from her trip to Paris, Dr. Carole takes you inside the Bataclan, Eiffel Tower & minds of Parisians as they try to cope with terrorism.
Mainstream media in the U.S. don’t tell us everything that's really going on in other places - like Europe. So, as some Americans rally against 
curtailing immigration, they don’t understand what happens to countries that have been flooded by immigrants. 

This report from the front lines of Paris takes you inside the places that were attacked on November 13 2015, like the Bataclan and the 
Grand Cafe Bataclan. Experiencing what it is like in the Bataclan is both exhilarating and frightening. The terrorists clearly targeted this theater 
because it was like shooting fish in a barrel, and you will hear why. 

This report also takes you inside the bars and restaurants that were attacked, like Le Carillon and Le Petit Cambodge, and more. 
What are these places like now? Have they recovered? Have the people recovered? Hear why you should visit the incredibly beautiful city of
Paris now, before there is more danger. 

Commencement traditions at the University have changed over time. Some—like endless orations and a Latin alma mater—have fallen by the wayside. University of Rochester archivist Melissa Mead explains the history behind the ceremony and some of its quirky features. Graduating senior Liz Beson talks about her plans for the future.