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They are on a roll.  

Today they sent me a video that is an excerpt from podcast 162 where I look at Bill's sad cherry tree.  So the bernal brothers took that chunk of podcast and animated it.  It's excellent!

Are there other bits in podcasts that would be fun to animate?

 
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I expect the trend here in the next few months will be on water conservation.  Things like hugals, airwells, or rain gardens might go over a treat.  I don't know where they are in the podcasts though.

love the animations.
 
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I think the idea is to grab a ten minute piece of a podcast and animate it.

 
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To give you an ideas


 
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Likely not a podcast but I really like the part of the eco scale about how people ahead of you are "crazy" and those behind you are "idiots".  Delving into that could be a pretty neat animation and might go viral.
 
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I like the idea of using some of the Jacqueline Freeman conversation from podcast 284-287 reverence for bees. There are multiple parts that I think would be nice.

I think the colony collapse disorder part might be helpful, though I think it is much longer than 10 minutes.

Perhaps a video on capturing a swarm.

I will listen to them again to see if any 10 minute segment jumps out
 
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