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...

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.

On today's episode, Dan Parkinson discusses the history of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, the challenges they face, and the ways we can protect them. Participate in citizen science with iNaturalist Learn where some of that data goes and about all things bighorn through the Mountain Studies Institute.

In the second episode focussing on Clinical Decision Making, this week we look at clinical reasoning. Last week we discussed the way in which vets make decisions and all of the things that they are juggling at the one time, considering their own knowledge and experience, alongside the needs of the owner and the needs of the animal. Clinical reasoning encompasses all of the processes that take place in a consultation, and that lead to the decision making process. It can be described in different

Here's a free guided meditation with Jen: https://www.jendayton.com/free-guided-meditationIn this chat, I got to talk about pressure to conform to societal expectations, and all things nervous system healing with Jen Dayton.Jen is a queer, neurodivergent stoner; nature-lover; snake mom; and integrative healer who helps people overcome the fear + anxiety that's holding them back from chasing their most-meaningful dreams. They are a huge nervous system nerd with a background in massage and Structural

Send us a text In this episode, we chat with the magical Nisha Mody, a Liberatory Life Coach, facilitator, and former librarian, about how library workers can navigate, survive, and heal from toxic work environments. Nisha shares insights on trauma-informed care, values alignment, and relational liberation, offering practical tools for self-compassion, boundary-setting, and fostering more supportive and inclusive library cultures. From identifying red flags in job interviews to re-cente...

Clare Balding’s In Town! To kick off the new series, Clare is walking in Rutland with comedian Mark Steel. Since they’re in the same place at the same time, Clare is also making a cameo appearance on Mark’s hugely successful Radio 4 show, Mark Steel’s In Town, in Oakham, Rutland’s largest town.Mark has been making In Town for 450 years (he told us) and each show involves intense research before he performs a stand-up routine about the area to a local audience. As Clare and Mark amble around the

You’re listening to Shootin’ the Bull — a podcast by Idaho Department of Fish and Game. From fish squeezers to deer muggers and everyone in between, these are the conversations with the men and women of Idaho Fish and Game.Host Connor Jay Liess (Public Information Specialist) heads to Mackay with Tom Talley (Staff Engineer) to chat with the current and former Mackay Fish Hatchery crew — Christian Brown (Mackay Fish Hatchery Manager), Kelsey Lear (Mackay Fish Hatchery Assistant Manager), and Mick

The discussion on CUNY with Dr. J focused on addressing institutional racism in America. Dr. J emphasized the need to understand and address the root causes of racism, particularly the belief in color hierarchy. She highlighted the systemic nature of racism in education, policing, economics, and housing, advocating for equal opportunities and inclusive practices. Dr. J stressed the importance of recognizing our common humanity and the need for media representation to reflect this. She

The Friends welcome Kendall Breitman on International Podcast Day. Kendall is Riverside's community lead, who announces the launch of chat-based editing, a new AI feature that allows users to make edits via text, enhancing video engagement. The feature, named "AI Co-Creator," and baptized as "Coco" unofficially, complements existing transcript and timeline editing. Breitman also discusses the importance of community feedback and the evolving nature of Riverside's tools, including live streaming

Hosts Brody Henderson, Ryan Callaghan, and Randall Williams talk with Brian DeBolt from the Wyoming Game & Fish Department about a series of cascading roadkill incidents in the state, get a wide ranging Rut Report from the elk woods, chat with Conservation Land Foundation CEO Chris Hill about the consequences of a Roadless Rule rescission, stew in some harsh truths about hunting, and get a sneak peek at the brand new MeatEater Store opening in Milwaukee. Watch the live stream on the MeatEater

Send us a text Join Esti Zenati for an inspiring chat with Jay Shofet of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI), the nation's oldest and largest environmental NGO. Jay reveals how SPNI has protected Israel's biodiversity since 1953, embedding a love for nature through science and education. Hear about the vital "Nature Heals" program, which uses Israel's green spaces to aid trauma recovery post-October 7, alongside crucial efforts to rewild wetlands and tackle climate chang...

We chat with Curator of Animals Michelle Johnston and Lands of Change keeper Spring Rommel about some of the more unique members of our freeflight aviaries - our laughing kookaburras and our tawny frogmouths!

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In this episode of the Nine to Five Imposter podcast, the hosts share their initial reactions to the positive feedback received from the first episode and delve into the widespread nature of imposter syndrome across various professions, including academia and business. They explore the importance of feedback, the impact of imposter syndrome on professional and personal life, and how to manage external perceptions. Additionally, they consider future episodes, potential guests from different pe...

What does it mean to fall in love with nature—and why does that love matter for the future of our planet? In this episode of The World We Want: The NAAEE Podcast, host Gerry Ellis sits down with Sean Southey, CEO of the Canadian Wildlife Federation and longtime champion of nature-based education, to explore how love and connection form the foundation of lasting change. Sean shares powerful stories about how nature-based education transforms not only classrooms, but also communities, shaping how we

Send us a text Join us for an inspiring episode as we follow Lauren’s journey from passionate educator to founder of a thriving nature play business. Discover how Lauren’s love for the outdoors—and a very special goat named Kenny—sparked a mission to reconnect children with nature in a world dominated by screens and schedules. Hear heartfelt stories about the challenges facing today’s kids, the magic that happens when children are free to explore, and the lessons Lauren learned along the way....

From brushstrokes to jewelry, sisters-in-law Meredith- an oil and watercolor painter- and Michelle, founder of the jewelry brand Iron Lamb, talk about creating art rooted in nature. They reflect on how motherhood has reshaped their routines and how they continue to nurture their creativity alongside family life.

International bestselling author, Ian McEwan, joins Simon and Matt for a chat about his new novel 'What We Can Know'.Optimistic manifesto? Or a cautious tale? In the first half of the book, we learn about a lost poem - which is at the heart of the novel - as this is ultimately a book about a quest. As well as poetry, they talk about renewable energies being on the rise and the positive conversations around climate change. 'you only have to stop doing bad things to nature, for it to push

Once widespread across the UK, the white-tailed eagle was driven to extinction by the early 20th century, but now, they are making a comeback!2025 marks 50 years since the first reintroduction, when young eagles from Norway were released on the Isle of Rùm. Since then, the population has steadily grown, with birds now breeding across Scotland, and more recently even returning to raise chicks in England for the first time in over two centuries.Join us as we look back at the decline and disappearance