Hiatus over. Harry and Mark introduce their return, explain their absence, tease what's coming next, describe some wild encounters, and Harry throws some Latin around like a professional nerd. [Photo of red-billed chough by Imran Shah]

Pull up a chair for Episode 10 of Spiritual Hot Sauce. Chris responds to listener messages — including stories from an atheist and a veteran with PTSD — explains the “Scars That Speak” concept from the Five Life‑Cycle framework, and answers questions about faith vs. religion. He also previews upcoming guests and explains how to connect with the show. Thank you for a successful launch — send your questions (include contact info) and keep the conversation going. We would love to hear from you, ...

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Frankie Val welcomes special guest Tracy Beanz for a fascinating reunion exploring her transformative journey at the Monroe Institute and her deep dive into consciousness, faith, and human potential. Tracy opens up about her experiences with out-of-body states, lucid dreaming, and what she learned about energy, intuition, and the divine nature of reality. The conversation flows from her time studying the mind-body connection to insights about personal growth, free will, and how rediscovering our

Cat & Gina sit on the deck in Pittsburgh in July and chat about converting diesel buses to veggie oil, autonomous boat house community on the Mississippi, rescuing a famous painting from flood water, driving through a hurricane, controversial dog stories, working on the movies, boat robberies, intentional living on farmland, house painting, tour, and the hindsight to look back and see the special-ness of it all. Intro by Nature Boys Outro by Come Holy Spirit

Here's a vibrant horoscope for Gemini:Greetings, dynamic Gemini! The celestial winds are whispering exciting possibilities today, and your natural curiosity is about to be magnificently rewarded. Mercury, your ruling planet, is dancing through your communication sector, which means your wit and charm are going to be absolutely irresistible.This morning, unexpected conversations could lead to remarkable opportunities. That random chat with a colleague or stranger might spark a brilliant idea that

Ten years ago, Indonesia’s forests were being decimated due to a big spike in palm oil production…until two Girl Scouts decided to get involved. Anjali and Ryan uncover the story behind Indonesia's dramatic reduction in deforestation. From grassroots activism to corporate boardrooms, this episode explores the delicate balance of pressuring companies, influencing governments, and empowering local communities to protect our forests. Discover how a blend of smart policies and market forces can create

On this episode of House Warming, Kim Buckley sits down with Leinster and Ireland rugby star Ryan Baird, and Kieran McCarthy, building engineer and regular on TV and radio. Ryan has just bought a new house by the sea in Dublin, and has big plans for the design and energy upgrade of his home. He tells Kim about his vision for a house where he can cook and entertain, but can also switch off, connect with nature, and take a break from busy training schedules. Meanwhile, Kieran has carried out

with Matt King 10th Octobr 2025@vincetracy and @mattking discuss #faith #nature #saintcarloacutis #fishing #history #thebible  #doubt #history #christianity #catholicism #parents #kingfisher  #maturity #basquecountry #artificialintelligence #belief #trump #legal #authenticate #stigmata #padrepio #saintfrancisofassisi #methodist  #parents #life  #saints  #technology  #internet  #education  #technology #culture #hegemony

The "Podfather" Adam Curry is in the house to have a chat about all the things, from online intentional communities to the synthetic nature of conversation, and how that is the key to immunizing us from the High Table's desire to set us apart, tear us down, and leave us without hope.Show Notes:No Agenda ShowAdam on XTom on XGGnG on Patreon

Dimes and Judas discuss the controversial Young Republican group chat leaks and juxtapose that against the even more controversial instances – and defenses – of “cunnyposting” throughout many sectors of the Dissident Right. They then review the book “The Grasshopper: Games, Life, and Utopia” by Bernard Suits, a philosophical investigation into the nature of games and how they constitute the entire human lived experience. Lastly, on this edition of The Copepranos Society, we are featuring Dimes

This week Ryan & Nadia responsibly crack open a beer as they learn how dry it has actually been in England so far in 2025 & what that means for autumn & winter. Then we are ducking back into 1990s science & learning about the ozone layer & how that old issue got resolved.Show notes: Links to all stories mentioned: Dry England / Ozone Layer / Feral Honey Bees! Support us: If you'd like to say "cheers" to the Into The Wild team & help support us with running costs, you can

Clare joins writer Kate Morgan on a walk from Monsal Head to Tideswell in the Peak District. Along the way, they explore how the use of gallows and gibbets in public punishment has influenced rural place names. Gibbet Rock, a striking limestone outcrop also called Peter’s Stone for its resemblance to the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, was once used to ‘gibbet’ or display the bodies of executed criminals. Kate tells the story of Anthony Lingard, who was convicted in 1815 of murdering a local

Ep 29: The Silent Sufferers – A new approach to painIn this episode, Charles catches up with an old friend, Hans Coetzee, about his career journey and the path that led him to his current role. He also shares insights into recent advancements in measuring pain in animals. We also chat with Maura Langan from Norbrook about the different options available for pain management.We cover the key highlights from the recent VetIreland25 Conference, along with the latest updates on bluetongue virus and

Buying your first home in Australia? Let’s talk about the stuff no one really explains. From saving for a deposit to dealing with banks, LMI, guarantors, and pre-approvals — we unpack what it actually takes to buy your first place (and avoid getting stuck in massive debt 💸). We’re joined by financial advisor Ben from Bourke Britton Financial Partners to chat about real-life money moves, the pros and cons of building vs buying, and why serviceability matters more than you think. No jargon. No

On the latest Psicoactivo, I have the pleasure of sitting down to chat about the more alternative side of Ufology with Jason Samosa & Polarity Josh. Who, alongside my brother Xander Jones, are amongst the most exciting new voices in the UFO content creation world. We tried to speak about the most out there stuff in this wonderful conversation. Hopefully, you will enjoy it as much as we did.

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In this episode we chat with FB Eclipse Travel and Discussion group founder and eclipse chasing traveler, Janine Frances from Pennsylvania. We chat about eclipses past and the annular eclipse over Easter Island in October of 2024... and of course, we chat about the coming total solar eclipses. My audio file was corrupted for the last 3rd of the episode... I do believe the context works out after some creative editing. Regards, Chris Total Eclipses of the Sun by Mabel Loomis Todd (1894):...

We’re joined by Bonner Black: Nashville-based singer-songwriter, birder, and all-around force of nature. Highlights of our chat include: Growing up birding in Tennessee and carrying that love on the road as a touring musicianThe parallels between birding, music, and life on the roadHow songwriting and birding both demand patience, attention, and a little obsessionThe ways nature sneaks into Bonner's lyricsCome for behind-the-scenes tales of a professional music artist…stay for shared lo...

Summer’s over, but that doesn’t mean camping has to be. Whether you’re an experienced outdoorswoman like me or just testing the waters with a little car camping, there’s still time to get outside. We’re here with Leo Murray, founder of Kibiboyz and leader of Concrete Escapes, who’s helping DC city folks reconnect with nature one campfire at a time. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little