http://www.702.co.za Talk Radio 702 - The Podcasts en-us 2006 30 January 2012 2 702webmaster@702.co.za An ancient dinosaur nesting site, the oldest ever found, has been excavated in the Free State. Paleontologists found clutches of eggs, many with embryos, as well as tiny dinosaur footprints. Researchers said this was the oldest known evidence showing that dinosaur hatchlings remained at the nesting site long enough to at least double in size. The nests were from the Prosauropod dinosaur known as the Massospondylus and are 190 million years old. From the tranquil shores of Lake Tanganyika to the waters of the Victoria Falls, Zambia is home to an amazing array of beautiful places and cultures.Until recently, Zambia was overlooked by tourists, but not anymore. Zambia now has a reputation of being one of the greatest destinations to go to for a unique experience. Kate talks about her experience in the region. The head of Nigeria’s Christians said killing of dozens of faithful in attacks blamed on Islamists suggested “ethnic and religious cleansing” reminiscent of the start of the 1960s civil war. Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor told Kate that Christians should “do whatever it takes” to defend themselves. An out-of-body experience is an experience that typically involves a sensation of floating outside of one's body and, in some cases, perceiving one's physical body from a place outside one's body. Lirschia Venter from the SA Society for Paranormal Research talks about investigating this phenomenon and other paranormal mystics they investigate. Matthew Chapman, author and co-founder of Science Debate, spoke about his initiated debate about science and technology. Matthew also spoke about the conflicts of religion and politics in The United States of America. Matthew then spoke about his views on religion and why he doesn't believe in religion and God. Matthew Chapman, founder of the Science Debate and great-grandson to Charles Darwin argues that the world would be a much better place without religion as it causes conflicts in the world. He chats to Liezl Thom about his views. Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has urged South Africans to join world faith leaders, political leaders and music stars at an “extraordinary” mass rally and afternoon concert on November 27 at the King’s Park Stadium in Durban. The Archbishop is to host the “We Have Faith – Act Now for Climate Justice” rally and concert, at which he will lead a call to world leaders attending the COP17 climate change talks in Durban that they should reach a fair and legally binding agreement to curb climate change. Monks of the Desert in New Mexico, the US have for the first time released an album of their chants and SA is one of the few countries that distribute the album. Abbot Phillip takes Kates through the recording process of the album and also discusses his life as a monk. Kate talked to South African youth development progrramme, Afrikrarize. She interviewed the CEO and Founders, Khumo Mohlamme and Khalil Osiris. The organisation's key focus is on spiritual consiousness and revival. Encouraging the youth to look inside themselves and realise their own potential and to better face the challenges the South African youth face today such as HIV/AIDS. Ken Henna wrote an interesting book with the aim of giving insights into the Lebanese Community in SA. He discussed their journey from Mt Lebanon to SA today.