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Maxine chats with Jen, who lives on a 65ft widebeam with her two children and runs holistic therapies while navigating the realities of off-grid boat life.They cover continuous cruising, finding a mooring, winter challenges, solar power, family routines, and Jen’s YouTube channel Whole Again that shares honest, practical insights into living slowly and connected to nature.

Welcome to ’60 Minutes or less’ - the podcast from Birthday Cake For Breakfast - where for episode 45, we’re chuffed to welcome one of our favourites, Jack Cooper of Modern Nature!Enlisting the talents of a host of contemporaries, Cooper has crafted the sound of Modern Nature across a number of releases, each one as spellbinding as the next. Taking the name of the band from the diaries of filmmaker Derek Jarman, there’s something of the natural world to Modern Nature, the band creating contemplative

🎥 Watch today’s full market update here: https://www.loom.com/share/b1a6d2a946e949009d7991dbac48c425?sid=c0e68408-d059-41bb-8642-819adf3b19ed Santa Clarita real estate is shifting as we roll into fall. 📉 Inventory has tightened to 719 active listings, down from nearly 850 this past spring. That’s normal for our market: families make their moves in spring and summer to line up school enrollment, then activity cools once classes are back in session. So what’s on people’s minds right now...

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

I'm back with Justin Bonello to chat about his urban farming project, Neighbourhood Farm in Fish Hoek. One episode just couldn't pack in all the stuff this fascinating human is doing, and I'm not sure I've managed in two. We spoke about the importance of connection kids to nature and the source of their food, the challenges of keeping an urban farming project running and the harrowing thought that although we idealise the village life, we've completely forgotten how to live as a community in ...

Thanks again for joining us. Today we chat with Cameron Scott who joins us from his native city of Johannesburg. Cameron is a professional photographer, a life-long wildlife lover and owner of Royal Ngala Safaris in South Africa. He charms us off the bat with his straight-talking recount of his first love: Africa’s nature. We learn about the Big 5, running with gorillas, travelling hundreds of miles for a shrew, a camp-site scare with a lion, sleeping in trees and walking with bull elephants. We are

Luke and Tony find themselves suitably attired for a casual Aloha Friday. Luke’s hand gestures prove problematic while burning calories on his nature strip. The rarely witnessed undersides of Beverly’s dinnerware inspired flying machines are investigated to varying degrees of effort. An old timey saucer caps off the crockery chat.    Note: this episode was recorded using new mics which are in the process of being fine tuned. Best enjoyed using earbuds.

AI in the garden? Yep. In this episode, Shannon and Cait share how they use “Chat Cath” (their nickname for ChatGPT) as a practical garden consultant—while staying thoughtful about environmental impacts and double-checking advice with real-world experience. You’ll hear how they: build succession and crop-rotation plans for every bed track sow dates and auto-generate next-season calendars right-size plant quantities and verify spacing create custom organic fertilizer mixes per crop/bed

Here's the horoscope for Gemini:Greetings, magnificent Geminis! The celestial winds are swirling with exciting energy just for you today. Mercury, your ruling planet, is dancing through your communication sector, which means your legendary wit and charm are about to go into overdrive.This morning, unexpected opportunities will flutter into your world like playful butterflies. Pay attention to conversations around midday - a casual chat could transform into a breakthrough moment for a personal or

Welcome to The Good Spiral 🎙️⭐❤️— the podcast where besties Scottie and Tanvi untangle the messy wires of their minds the way you’d wrestle with a pair of earphones at the bottom of your bag. Together, they chat through life’s challenges, big and small, reminding you that sometimes all you need is a good conversation to feel a little lighter.In this episode, they dive into how the environments young people grow up in — from endless social media scrolling to access (or lack of access) to green space

Mentions in this episode:K.J.s Pergola video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHdJAcId7V8K.J.s Digging Ladle video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrPKmlUOC98Emily The Engineerhttps://www.youtube.com/@EmilyTheEngineerhttps://www.instagram.com/emily.the.engineer/Thank you so much for listening!RSS link to find us on your favorite podcast player:https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/64ef971a5464d50011c2380cDo you want to be added to the podcast WhatsApp chat? Send your contact info to the podcast

Critter Chat hosts Susan Brandt and Marney Blair talk with Christy Berger of Gold Country Wildlife Rescue, an important non-profit organization founded in 1991 and which continues to expand its work to help the wild animals living amongst a growing population of people in Placer and Nevada counties in California  and beyond. Berger wears many hats at this non-profit as a volunteer, treasurer and education team member. With so much abundant and diverse wildlife in our counties, she is keenly

Send us a text What do you get when two of the industry’s brightest minds sit down for a chat? Lively, informative conversation! Host Jeffrey Burke is joined by Herbalist, Nutritionist, Nature Lover, and Educator Robin Rogosin for a far-reaching discussion about the evolution of the natural products industry, the importance of consumer education, the changing dynamics between consumers/medical professionals, and more. Robin Rogosin is an enthusiastic natural products industry lea...

After a short break, we’re back, and we’ve decided it’s time to take the next big step for No Longer Known.In this episode we talk about why we’re launching our first ever Beta Drop, how we’ll choose the species and artist, and what we’ll be testing behind the scenes — from finding sustainable suppliers to designing the perfect unboxing experience.We also chat about New York Climate Week, what businesses are finally getting right about nature, and how local artists can bring endangered species

In this episode, Scott Sammons discusses the multifaceted nature of AI, its historical context, and the importance of transparency in AI governance.He critiques the narrow focus on data protection in AI regulation and advocates for a broader, more inclusive approach that involves various stakeholders. The conversation emphasises the need for ongoing discussions about AI while not neglecting other pressing technological issues.

Andrea Morello is President of Sea Shepherd Italy, which he founded and has coordinated since 2010. In this chat, Andrea shares insights into Sea Shepherd's incredible work combating Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing in the Mediterranean Sea. Useful links:Andrea on LinkedIn (here)Sea Shepherd's Operation Siso - The fight against illegal fishing in the Mediterranean Sea (here)BBC Article "'The sea is like a minefield': The web of illegal fish traps in Italy's Mediterranean"

Fear gets feral in this bone-deep, wildly relatable dive into irrational phobias — and the chaos they bring.In Episode 13, the Feral Creatures of Chaos crew takes on the things that make your skin crawl, your heart race, and your soul flee the scene — phobias. Equal parts comedy, confession, and catharsis, this episode taps into the oddly universal truth: fear doesn’t have to make sense to be very real.

Chaos, cackles, and cosmic validation — Episode 12 delivers a delightfully unhinged exploration of everyday rage.In this episode of The Feral Creatures of Chaos, hosts Betty, Narci, Madge, and Helen dive deep into the irrational whirlpool of pet peeves — and somehow make it feel like group therapy with your most unfiltered friends.What makes the conversation shine is the balance between chaos and insight. While the hosts lean into the comedy of irrational rage, they also touch on why these pet

Who decides to walk to another country for their holiday? Emma and Becky, apparently! In this episode we chat all things Pennine Way – 268 miles, 14 days, 40,000ft of up and down, a couple of train rides, and even an emergency chiropodist visit thrown in for good measure.Expect plenty of laughs as we relive the highlights (breakfast with red squirrels, High Cup Nick, cheese scones, pork scratchings, and a little red wine & port to keep us going 🍷) and the lowlights (5:30am starts in the dark,