In our last episode we took note of the earth giving up something of human value. How? On this episode we look deeper into the mystery to see how reality plays its own role in our efforts of planting purpose.

Exciting news! Nature is the Solution is a finalist in the 2026 Signal Awards' Science category for Brand Storytelling.This recognition celebrates the communities, scientists and partners across Massachusetts and New England who are showing what's possible when we let nature lead. Please vote for the show to help us win. Every vote helps amplify stories that inspire action for people and

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With so much sickness on this planet, can we give it to a tree? A bigger story rests in the idea of a tree giving you the virus first. What?

True story...my boy boy Ernie was laid to rest in this forest in January of 2026. I placed three crosses in the soil with him. Today, nearly six months later, those three crosses were found on the surface of the forest floor. How?

We explore why water is a vital resource for human life, public health, agriculture, and ecosystem balance. We discuss the growing threat of severe droughts, global wildfires, and water contamination, highlighting the importance of collective action and sustainable management.

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Rock rattlers are small, rarely exceeding 2 ½ feet. Their coloration reflects their environment. Rock rattlers in limestone landscapes are typically light grey, while those found in the Davis Mountain are often pink.

We often talk about how the food system is broken, but what would it look like to build one that is better?In Season 3 of Agrarian Futures, we reimagine a food system rooted in cooperative principles. What if we didn't live in a winner-takes-all economy, but one where cooperatively owned enterprises worked in partnership with each other across the food supply chain?Through deep dives into examples on the ground, we'll chart a path from our present moment to a better food future. Launching October

Imagine recognizing your spouse’s face perfectly while becoming convinced that the person standing before you is an identical impostor. Capgras syndrome is a rare delusional misidentification phenomenon that provides an extraordinary window into how recognition and emotion work together. In this episode of Strange Minds, we investigate what happens when a familiar face still looks familiar—but somehow no longer feels familiar.

Lincoln's sparrow (Melospiza lincolnii).  The pinstriped sparrow with a bubbly song.  Voice of the Wild is a podcast about wildlife and the wild sounds they make. Visit the VoW homepage Subscribe on a podcast platform Sign up for the Newsletter The following Cornell Lab | Macaulay Library recordings were used in this episode: Lincoln's sparrow song by Wil Hershberger (ML509647) Lincoln's sparrow call by Gerrit Vyn (ML509658) Chipping sparrow song by Randolph Little (ML509487) Sources and

Have some family fun in your own backyard this fall with creatures that fly by night. Moth Sugaring is an old adventure with new thrills.

Leach's Storm-Petrels, Long-tailed Jaegers, Northern Fulmars, a South Polar Skua and two Sabine's Gulls all rode in on a stubborn nor'easter. Here's a look at who showed up, where to find them, and why the storm just wouldn't leave.

What happens when a person becomes convinced that they are dead, no longer exist, or have lost their internal organs? Cotard syndrome is a rare psychiatric phenomenon in which the ordinary sense of being alive can become profoundly disrupted. In this episode of Strange Minds, we explore the history, psychology, and neuroscience behind one of psychiatry’s most extraordinary delusions.

A childhood of six houses in four states left one writer craving the continuity other kids took for granted. Only after retiring to Dennis Port did he see that the Cape summers of his youth had been his home all along.

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Founded in the 1850s, with a current population of only about 130 people, Kimmswick, Missouri, was revived and restored by the 7-UP heiress in the 70s, when she hauled in historic buildings for preservation and vibe.

An abiding question among geologists is when was the Grand Canyon carved? When did the Colorado River assume its present course and become the master sculptor of the canyon?

Alpha-gal Syndrome is a potentially dangerous allergy to red meat, and it’s transmitted by the lone star tick. The tick gets its name not from our state, but from the single white spot found on the backs of females.