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A renown master of the backwoods, Kensington, who believes in light trail wear even during tick season, claims that nothing is impossible when hiking.  "You have to feel free out there. When I first started hiking when I was young I came upon a group of people at Quarry Lake. They were all naked! I wondered what in the world they were doing. But after hiking for years I've come to realize that you can't have excess weight when you're on the trail." Kensington has become a master at various outdoor survival techniques such as trout fishing with his mouth, log lifting, safe fire burning and litter cleanup. He also admits that he uses the terrain to relieve his libido when he feels the urge coming on. "It's something that's a natural part of life. For us males, I've found the gopher hole acts as a temporary haven to relieve ourselves." Kensington demonstrates how he uses a gopher hole to help him stay on the trail rather than return to town for some action.<br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/CLIFF_HIKING_Vasco Mucci.mov'>Watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /><table border="0"><tr><td><h3>THE BATTLE AT STUDIO 2</h3><b>Saturday, Feb 21, 2009 12:05 PM</b> <img src="/show_file.php?id=43086" border='0' width="240" height="139.10828025478"  align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5">  An early short work by Vasco Mucci features Stephen R as Dante and Vasco as Randel. The latter jumps into an apparent safe zone in an area taking heavy fire. With gunfire and bombs striking all around, Stephen and Randel enter a dialogue that is psychologically connected to the physical chaos. With the sounds of devastation encompassing, there comes an admission in the end. Directed and edited by Vasco Mucci who is joined with his team of specialists who bring it all together for The Battle at Studio 2.<br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/ARMYDVD2.mp4'>watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /><table border="0"><tr><td><h3>HIGH AND DRY (CANMORE)</h3><b>Friday, Feb 20, 2009 12:35 PM</b> <img src="/show_file.php?id=42986" border='0' width="240" height="180"  align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5">  2007 film by Vasco Mucci as he contributes to the educational effort brought forth by Mountain Arts and ADDAC in Canmore. During this community art project and exhibition, a team of mentors work with students to enable their expressions and visions. Endeavors in artistic parts include work in the realms of writing, photography, painting, drawing and film. These are explorations and destinations in substance use, addiction and recovery. Mentors include: Cynthia Kipp (Project Director); Pascale Ouellet (Painting); Stacey Murphy (Writing) and Vasco Mucci (Film-Making and Photography). Students include Peter, April, Neil, Sydney and Chris.<br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/vascomucci_HighDry.mov'>Watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /><table border="0"><tr><td><h3>UNION BREAK (VANCOUVER)</h3><b>Friday, Feb 20, 2009 12:23 PM</b> <img src="/show_file.php?id=42987" border='0' width="240" height="134.08695652174"  align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5">  Two union employees sit down together during their alloted break time. Their discussion ranges from masturbation, Newfoundland, dirty bathrooms, sex at work, bar talk and coffee. Interesting is that during their discussion of different topics there are no changes in either worker's facial expression although they do find their exchange funny enough for one another. The two enjoy their coffee and break in front of hanging shorts on the wall said to have been worn to ride the big wave where Gidget used to play. <br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/Vasco Mucci - Union Break.mov'>Watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /><table border="0"><tr><td><h3>NIGHT WOLF (MONESSEN)</h3><b>Sunday, Jul 13, 2008 1:21 PM</b> <img src="/show_file.php?id=42988" border='0' width="240" height="141.31979695431"  align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5">  He came forth to speak one day in a town that was a former part of a steel powerhouse that existed on the Monongahela River. Thomas, born in Colorado and now in the east, has come to find himself as Night Wolf. His world is his world and includes a connection to his past that he continues to work on putting together. Night Wolf, while weaving it all together, continually gathers remnants and artifacts that help him refine and define just who he is. He shares a few moments to discuss his reality while on his long-standing search for his roots that he continues to dig up.<br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/NIGHT_WOLF.mov'>Watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /><table border="0"><tr><td><h3>RARE FOOTAGE: SASQUATCH IN CANMORE</h3><b>Sunday, Jul 13, 2008 1:13 PM</b> <img src="/show_file.php?id=42993" border='0' width="240" height="176.44859813084"  align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5">  A rare film footage of a sasquatch was filmed in Canmore. A group of Canmore residents, to include Vasco Mucci, came upon sasquatch while walking in the Three Sisters area. "We thought it was a bear coming out of the woods and onto the path," Brad Pele said while recalling the event. "Vasco just turned his camera on and started filming, but we made sure to stand still so we didn't draw attention to us or stir fear." To everyone's surprise was the viewing of a specimen that is so rarely seen. "We were stunned," said Jason Baillie. "I just thought that if we had an archeologist with us that it would be more believable in today's world." The sasquatch moved back into the tree line and wasn't seen again.<br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/sasquatch.mov'>Watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /><table border="0"><tr><td><h3>CANMORE RABBITS (SOUTH CANMORE)</h3><b>Tuesday, Jul 8, 2008 8:01 PM</b> <img src="/show_file.php?id=42989" border='0' width="240" height="170.79069767442"  align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5">  Some people have become bent out of shape over rabbits claiming South Canmore, but this town's hoppers could care less and have proven capable of adapting to non-pet lives. Gone are the days where rabbits came to Canmore from pet shops. With rabbits stretching their boundaries beyond South Canmore some analysts believe they will soon become educated in business. "It could jeopardize the current structure of the town," shared business analyst Chloe Petunio of Sowhocares Global. "The rabbits are demonstrating a capacity to adapt and compete in every sector, thus we project they will soon become an active part of the business community and community council." Petunio recently presented her findings to a school of fish near the Engine Bridge in Canmore. Various wildlife attended to hear Petunio's presentation. A bear that attended the session noted that it was valuable. "Her point about people making decisions on wildlife was interesting in that people do define where we live, then claim they'll protect that area, then move us out after somebody waves enough cash," the bear remarked. "The reality of the situation is being clouded by unconscious action that is claiming to be conscious." The bear, a distant relative to various Chicago Bears, moved to Canmore in 2003 to look for the family of the Chicago goat that was living with the Cubs' family that migrated west in the early 1900's.<br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/canmoreRabbits.mov'>watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /><table border="0"><tr><td><h3>BIRDEN (VANCOUVER)</h3><b>Thursday, Apr 24, 2008 3:38 PM</b> <img src="/show_file.php?id=42990" border='0' width="240" height="180.54054054054"  align="left" hspace="5" vspace="5">  Vasco Mucci's entry into the Blood, Guts and Gore Festival held in Vancouver, British Columbia. It is a quick excursion in dementia horror, whereas the people can share themselves or end up as a part of a portion that becomes the whole. Blood and guts are the food that fuels he who sees the forms that excite him to the point of his sick mental and physical nutrition. Even in concluding, he does not waste anything he takes in, assuring his saute is used rather than disposed of. Though brief and done under a tight timeline of 24 hours, Birden is swiftly graphic and to the point of a hunger that is way out there beyond the tub.<br><br><a href='http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/VascoMucci.BIRDEN.mov'>Watch</a> <br></td></tr></table><br /></p>	</div>	<div id="sidebar" class="column"><h3></h3><p><ul class='blog_list'><li><a href='/films/blog_360'>THE HIKE WITH CLIFF KENSINGTON</a> Feb 23, 2009 11:41 AM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_355'>THE BATTLE AT STUDIO 2</a> Feb 21, 2009 12:05 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_353'>HIGH AND DRY (CANMORE)</a> Feb 20, 2009 12:35 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_352'>UNION BREAK (VANCOUVER)</a> Feb 20, 2009 12:23 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_174'>NIGHT WOLF (MONESSEN)</a> Jul 13, 2008 1:21 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_173'>RARE FOOTAGE: SASQUATCH IN CANMORE</a> Jul 13, 2008 1:13 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_165'>CANMORE RABBITS (SOUTH CANMORE)</a> Jul 8, 2008 8:01 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_80'>BIRDEN (VANCOUVER)</a> Apr 24, 2008 3:38 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_79'>OZIAS (LOS ANGELES)</a> Apr 24, 2008 3:09 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_73'>JERRY'S RECORDS (PITTSBURGH)</a> Apr 24, 2008 12:04 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_81'>FORTY OUNCE TALES (MONESSEN)</a> Apr 24, 2008 9:54 AM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_69'>PANCAKE LEGS (CANMORE)</a> Apr 22, 2008 5:06 PM</li><li><a href='/films/blog_68'>STREET PIRATE (VANCOUVER)</a> Apr 22, 2008 5:02 PM</li></ul> </p><h3>STREET PIRATE</h3><p>Vasco Mucci directs this short documentary on Don Babcock. Shot in Vancouver, it is a remarkable look at an individual's ability to survive on the streets. <a href="http://media.radiocanmore.com/podcast/video/STREET.PIRATE.VASCO.MUCCI.mov">&gt;&gt;&gt;</a></p>	</div></div><div id="footer"></div><p class="sushi">© radiocanmore 1998-2009</p></body></html>