Full interviews follow the opening video include Geocaching with the Two of Hearts (Patrick), the Wally Balloon with Steve Woller; Luke Cesnik POW-MIA Pilot (Freedom Flight); the Smoosh Board champs; plus video's from 2006-2009.

Thumbnail List of Video's from 2010

Other video's in the playlist include:

Patrick, the "Two of Hearts", provides a great explanation and perspective on what geocaching is all about. It's a low tech, high tech, treasure hunt type of adventure the whole family can enjoy.

Wally Balloons makes an appearance at the 2010 Hot Air Affair in Hudson. Steve Woller tells us about Wally as we take a look at film footage from the rally.

Luke Cesnik, with Freedom Flight, talks about Honor Flight… a time to remember our WWII vets that are disappearing rapidly before us. The program honors vets and is filled with mail call emotion and a wonderful way to honor veterans.

Smoosh Board Championships at Hudson Hot Air Affair.

Micky Axton is "Miss Micky"… Drawn to flying during the barnstorming 20’s she was one of the first women to become a test pilot during World War II. She was educated to become a pilot, recruited into the WASP by Jacqueline Cochran, became a test pilot in WWII, and was the first woman to fly the B-29.

On July 1, 2009 the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives recognized the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP’s) and passed public law 111-40 to award them a Congressional Gold Medal. Find additional information at WASP on the Web, or WWII Women Pilots, or Wings Across America. Also watch these great video’s by buglegirl1.

This is a re-post from my 2008 MNHS documentary. It seemed deserving of an update.

Short video produced for UW Law School Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic – Madison, WI.

The Legal Clinic is program in which law students provide essential legal services to start-up entrepreneurs on campus. Students, trained in the legal challenges of creating a new business, will counsel their clients in diverse matters including corporate structure, finance, intellectual property, tax, insurance and other legal issues confronting the new business. Check their website for more information.

A perspective on 1968 from an eligible for the draft 18 year old graduating from high school and going on to college during the Vietnam war. It was a year marked by fear and violence yet love, music, and hope for change.

Bike the Barns 2009 presented by MACSAC in partnership with Underground Food Collective is a 52 mile bike ride to the southwest of Madison, Wisconsin to visit farms for tours and food. This tour included Primrose Community Farm, Garden to Be, and Snug Haven Farm. It ends at Elver Park for food, beverages, and entertainment.

Watch the video in HD at YouTube… or in HD at Vimeo.

And thanks to ccMixter for the Creative Commons music they provide… like the music I’ve used here from DoKashiteru "Indpendence Day". And don’t forget the folks that provided entertainment after the ride… Michael Kurarski, Reid Miller, Steve Pierick, & Carol Ormand – accordion, banjo, fiddle, & fiddle.

Equal Exchange provided the coffee, bananas, chocolate, Rice Dream mix and bikes for making shakes on bikes at the Willy Street Co-op 2009 Annual Meeting event.

Jacky took a spin on the bike to create a tasty shake or the drink to make her shake. The video is also in HD at Youtube.

Scenes from around and about Madison on June 20, 2009… The farmers market on the square, a cookie from Willy Street Coop, Braken on Cello, and the Blues Picnic at Warner Park. Related links are…

Dane County Farmers Market on the Square.

Willy Street Coop

Madison Blues Society

A tour of the Cherokee Marsh in Voyageur Canoes sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and supported by Friends of Cherokee Marsh. This was part of Dane County’s Take a Stake in the Lakes Weeks.

Video produced by Roger Bindl with Creative Commons Music "Piano Piece 1" by DoKashiteru from ccMixter.

Video also viewable on YouTube in HQ.

The video below has clips from the Bike to Mallards ride on June 10, 2009. The ride was sponsored by the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin. The ride started on Crazylegs Lane, picks up riders along John Nolen Drive at Broom Street and at Tenny Park for a beautiful ride to the Mallards Baseball game. The video includes music by Radiotime… In the dark but not alone.

 Here’s a Google Map of the route.