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Richard Knipel (username Pharos) returns, for a special holiday-esque episode! He talks about recent developments with Wikispore, the Wikimedia Movement Charter, and Wikimedia New York City; and then we listen to some freely-licensed music from Wikimedia Commons.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
- Wikimedia Movement Charter
- Wikispore
- "Grant project for Wikinews" proposal
- "World AIDS Day 2024 is marked around the world" (Wikinews article mostly written by Richard)
- "Wikicurious" Wikimedia NYC events
- WikiConference North America 2025
- New Years Eve Cosmic Turtle Drop + Public Domain Film Festival (December 31, 2024)
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- Movement I ("Modéré") from the Sonatine by Maurice Ravel, performed by Robert Casadesus
- Unnamed Azande-language song performed by Dominique Manzadi
- "Grateful" by NEFFEX
- "Ego sum pastor bonus" by Waclaw of Szamotuly, performed by Collegium Vocale Bydgoszcz
- "Ochi chyornye" ("Dark Eyes") by Yevhen Hrebink and Florian Hermann, performed by Feodor Chaliapin
- Movement IV ("Allegretto con variazioni") from the clarinet quintet by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, performed by Vlad Weverbergh and the Terra Nova Collective
- WikiFlix
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Richard Knipel (username Pharos) returns, for a special holiday-esque episode! He talks about recent developments with Wikispore, the Wikimedia Movement Charter, and Wikimedia New York City; and then we listen to some freely-licensed music from Wikimedia Commons.
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- "Grant project for Wikinews" proposal
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- New Years Eve Cosmic Turtle Drop + Public Domain Film Festival (December 31, 2024)
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- Movement I ("Modéré") from the Sonatine by Maurice Ravel, performed by Robert Casadesus
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- "Ego sum pastor bonus" by Waclaw of Szamotuly, performed by Collegium Vocale Bydgoszcz
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- Movement IV ("Allegretto con variazioni") from the clarinet quintet by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, performed by Vlad Weverbergh and the Terra Nova Collective
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