On our latest show: Pulitzer Prize nominee Scott Weidensaul on his great new book, The Return of the Oystercatcher: Saving Birds to Save the Planet. Plus, Mike O’Connor talks winter finches, and we meet the elusive Black Rail.

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On this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I interview Dale from Tennessee about a series of unexplained encounters that have occurred around his home and in the surrounding countryside. Over the years, Dale has experienced rocks being thrown at him in the forest, strange sounds around his cabin, and several possible sightings. While returning home from work one evening, he spotted a mysterious solid-white figure that reminded him of Bigfoot, although he was never able to fully identify what he had seen

Fellow Believers Pastor Jeff Weiss, Luke Tibor, Trent Loos joins Melissa Hart in her booth at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, WI with emotional topics.

MARKETING AGRICULTURE TO MOMS: PETE CURRAN ON CRAFT AGRICULTURE AND SAVING SMALL FARMS AT WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2026 Trent Loos sits down with Pete Curran at the 2026 World Dairy Expo, where 2,477 head of dairy cattle, including about 170 from Canada, fill the barns. Curran makes a bold case for…

The world is changing fast and they plans seems to be to minimize the production of beef. Texas Slim has traveled the world and brings his thoughts and observations to the forefront.

Molly and Sam take well deserved time off and leave Tom on his own. This podcast covers Southern Resident Killer Whale updates, New Biggs Killer Whale calves, Red Footed Boobies, and Humpback land!Support the Exploring the Salish Sea Program here!Book a Tour with the #1 Whale Watching company in Victoria, British Columbia! Victoria’s Top Whale Watching Company | Eagle Wing ToursFollow Us on Instagram and Tik Tok! @4EverWildPodcastHave questions? Feel free to reach out via email

When a Daubenton's bat tested positive for a rabies-related virus at a kindergarten in central Germany, the story moved faster than the facts. Headlines screamed "rabies panic," and Dr. Amelie Lisa Arnecke stepped in to stop good science from being drowned out by panic. In this episode, the veterinary pathologist and Leipzig University postdoc walks us through how one grounded bat triggered a vaccination campaign, a media storm, and a 500-person public event, and what she's learned about gett...

Some encounters lasted only moments, while others continued long enough to leave witnesses seriously frightened. These are their stories.

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Midnight drifts across a quiet valley as soft thunder rolls in the distance. Delicate raindrops kiss the night air, enveloping you in a calm hush perfect for sleep and meditation.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At the first hint of dawn, drift into Chile’s Marble Caves, where ancient limestone formations rise above the turquoise waters of General Carrera Lake. Soft morning light reveals swirling patterns of blue, white, and grey carved slowly by water over thousands of years.This peaceful nature documentary explores the geology, reflections, and quiet ecosystem surrounding one of Patagonia’s most beautiful natural wonders. Let the gentle water and calm narration guide you through a vast, dreamlike

Send us Fan Mail On a bright early-October morning at High Ash Farm, autumn has arrived in earnest at Fox’s Grove. Horse-chestnut leaves are already brown and falling as the corky abscission layer seals each leaf from its stalk, while field maples around the field edges glow scarlet and gold in the low sun. Fallen ash trees, victims of dieback, lie among the leaf litter, and a lawyer’s wig ink cap stands at perfection before it begins to eat itself — dripping black ink that attracts flies and...

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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.

Die Jubiläumsfolge! 100 Podcastfolgen haben wir in den letzten knapp sechs Jahren mittlerweile aufgenommen! Wir sind unglaublich stolz und es erfüllt uns mit großer Freude, dass wir diesen Meilenstein nun geschafft haben. Ganze fünf Monate sind seit der letzten Folge ins Land gezogen, fünf Monate, in denen es entweder keine Pilze gab, wir keine Zeit hatten oder gesundheitliche Gründe dazwischen kamen. Jetzt ist es aber endlich soweit! In dieser extralangen Jubiläumsfolge geht es um

What happens when it becomes increasingly difficult to tell a real wildlife image from a fake one?In this episode of Dark Outdoors®, award-winning wildlife journalist Chester Moore examines how artificial intelligence, manipulated imagery, viral misinformation and sensationalism are changing the way the public views reports of unusual and unidentified animals. Cryptozoology has always existed outside the scientific mainstream, but some of its traditional foundations—eyewitness reports, photographs,