What if the Ark of the Covenant isn't lost—it's just hidden in plain sight? Bob Cornuke returns for a second episode, exclusively for members, to share explosive revelations from twenty-two expeditions to Ethiopia, where Orthodox monks guard what they believe is the actual Ark. With unprecedented access to Lake Tana's sacred island and trust earned from four generations of Ark guardians, Bob traces a compelling 2,700-year timeline from Solomon's Temple to modern-day Axum. He presents archaeological

Massachusetts beekeeper and entrepreneur Rick Reault (New England Beekeeping /The Colony) joins Eric for a deep, joyful dive into bees and business—from his first disastrous mead batch to an award-winning traditional made with Japanese knotweed honey and bourbon-barrel aging. Rick demystifies the mead making process (must temps around 60–65°F, 6–8 weeks of ferment, a year of patient aging), then maps how he turned a backyard beekeeping hobby into a diversified honey operation: honey wholesale and

In today's episode of Wildest Kruger Stories, Craig vents about how many unnecessary 5 star lodges that are being built, and Karolina tells us about a questionable book she recently read.Tell us YOUR Wildest Stories for our next episodeKarolina - @karolinanoreewildCraig - @craig_reid_wildlifeWildest Kruger Safaris - @wildestkrugersafaris

In today's episode of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation Podcast we get a chance to speak with Captain Watson about Jane Goodall. Dr. Jane Goodall was an extraordinary person, best known for her work with chimpanzees. Jane passed away on October 1st of 2025. Paul talks about Jane's impact and legacy. We also talk about issues facing the ocean and make a slight detour on the history of bananas. Jane will be missed, I hope everyone can take time to find her t...

Send us a text Subscribe and embrace the glow of curiosity. 🔦 In this Nature Mysteries Minisode, Katy Reiss and Laura Fawks Lapole investigate one of the most baffling natural light shows on Earth—the Hessdalen Lights of Norway. For over a century, glowing orbs have danced through a remote valley, pulsing, hovering, and splitting apart with no clear cause. Scientists have studied them for decades… and still, no one really knows what they are. ✨ What are the Hessdalen Lights, and how long

In this episode of The Hunt Stealth Podcast, host Ryan Uffens sits down with legendary mule deer hunter Marlon Holden, known online as The Gray Light Hunter. Marlon shares the mindset and discipline behind chasing mule deer deep in the high country where oxygen is scarce, storms roll fast, and only the most determined men endure. Together, Ryan and Marlon dive into what it means to do hard things, build a life of freedom, and live with intention. They talk about sacrifice, faith, and the spir...

This month’s featured poet is Holli Carrell, whose debut collection Apostasies was recently published by Perugia Press. Holli speaks about her personal process of reflection and discovery—including an intentional turn toward the natural world—after leaving the Mormon church of her upbringing.  In Ask Randi, Dr. Randi Eckel, Owner of ToadShade Wildflower Farm, tackles a listener’s question about Oleander aphids and explains why buying ladybugs isn’t the best approach to eliminating them.  In Five

Tonight’s guest, Kathleen Tedder, had her first Sasquatch sighting when she was 4 years old and over the years, since then, she’s had sightings in 7 different states. You see, when Kathy was 4 years old, her family lived in Alaska. One day, back then, she was sitting at the kitchen table, looking out the Dutch door, on the back wall of their kitchen. Suddenly, she saw what her 4-year-old mind identified as being a man-bear eating cherries, from a cherry tree outside. The “man-bear” was brown and

In this episode of the Boots on the Ground podcast, Erika Tavares shares her inspiring journey from a young girl in Angola to a passionate advocate for environmental conservation. She discusses her motivations for pursuing a career in environmental biology, the founding of Eco Angola, and the innovative projects aimed at educating the youth and promoting sustainability. Erika emphasizes the importance of building partnerships with government, NGOs, and local communities to achieve long-term

In this episode Jonathan has a conversation with Philippa Birch-Wood, the former Executive Director for ESG at Chetwoods and now Head of Climate Action at the UK Green Building Council. They delve into the critical role of architecture in enhancing connections with nature and promoting sustainability. Learn about Chatwood's Thrive Design approach and Phillipa's career journey into sustainability, her insightful experiences in nature, and the importance of integrating biophilic designs in mode...

Welcome to Avian Flu Watch: Global H5N1 Tracker. Today, we offer a scientific, data-driven update on the global battle with highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1.Worldwide, the H5N1 virus continues to pose a grave threat, disrupting poultry production and crossing into new species and regions. According to the World Health Organization, as of April 2025, there have been 973 confirmed human H5N1 cases and 470 deaths in 25 countries – a fatality rate of 48 percent. Outbreaks since 2020 have surged

The One Hundred and Thirtieth episode incoming!!! I am very excited to welcome you to Steph Charlton from Sparsholt College.ZOOKEEPING 101 is continuing the journey, and this time into the world of foxes. Some of the fluffiest of animals in our zoos and a true crowd pleaser. We look into Corsac fox within this episode alongside Steph, learning of their journey along the way. Please check out this episode and enjoy it as much as I had to record it. Enjoy the podcast episode and please follow

This is the H5N1 Bird Flu Briefing: Public Health Alert. On behalf of our nation’s public health authorities, thank you for joining us. The purpose of today’s briefing is to update the public on the current status of the H5N1 avian influenza outbreak, clarify our alert level and its implications, and provide precise guidance to keep you, your loved ones, and your communities safe.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that H5N1 bird flu remains widespread among wild birds

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In this conversation, James Orr — Director of Friends of the Earth Northern Ireland — joins us to reflect on decades of environmental work, solidarity, and vision for change.From his long-standing support for the Save Our Sperrins campaign to his calls for an independent environmental agency and a just settlement for Lough Neagh, James brings a rare combination of grounded experience and deep ecological thinking. We talk about what it means to move beyond extractivism, how communities can stand

Is rewilding truly mainstream now, or does it remain mired in misunderstanding? Can we finally agree on what the term actually means? And is it really an anti-rural movement that seeks to empty the countryside of people? These questions have dominated conservation debates for years, and our conversation today tackles them head-on with refreshing clarity. Our guest is Dr Steve Carver, Director of the Wildland Research Institute at the School of Geography, University of Leeds, and Professor of

Immerse yourself in the peaceful tones of Tranquil Reflections, presented by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode offers serene ocean sounds, perfect for meditation, relaxation, or setting a tranquil mood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A recent World Economic Forum survey ranks biodiversity loss as one of the top threats to our global economy over the next ten years. Yet, a 700 billion USD annual financing gap to halt and reserve nature loss persists. Why the disconnect between the recognition of the risks to our economies and the rate and size of investments made in nature? Are the returns on investment in nature too small? Is the opportunity to invest in nature misunderstood?  To help clarify the picture, Matteo Marinelli, the

Hawk watches are conducted along migration routes and collect important information on how these species are doing. Hannah and Erik visited the hawk watch at Bonney Butte in the Mount Hood National Forest to check it out! *The audio is a bit quiet due to the environmental conditions* Adventure begins at: 5:35 Show notes Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival Morro Bay Birding Festival Spring Chirp eBird October Global Big Day; Team trip report Hawk Watch International Hawk...

Madagascar Environment is at the center of this engaging conversation with Dr. David Ebert, a world-renowned shark scientist and co-host of Beyond Jaws. In this episode, we uncover the unique challenges and opportunities that Madagascar’s marine ecosystems face, from biodiversity conservation to the pressures of unsustainable fishing. Shark science takes on a new dimension as Dr. Ebert shares his experiences conducting fieldwork in Madagascar and how these insights contribute to our global