Sam plays the role of guest and talks about all things furbearer. What are furbearers? Species of animals grouped together for no other reason than people like to kill them for their fur.

Autumn has well and truly arrived in Episode 06 of Big Garden Little Garden .Expect plenty of chat about Spring Bulbs and the top "Do's and Don't" for successful planting of Narcissi, Hyacinths and Allium.Claire explains how to get going on forced bulbs that will provide much-anticipated flowers for Christmas, while Geraldine gives her Top Three Shrubs for Winter Scent.Plants Mentioned in Episode 06Kirengoshima PalmakaHostaMalus (Crab Apples)ThunbergiaShrubs for Winter ScentSarcococcaViburnum

Hey, before you listen to this week’s episode, do me a favor and watch the short film we’re going to be discussing. It’s only 17 minutes long, and if you’re between the age of 31 and 45 or so, I think it’ll trip a lot of your nostalgia circuits. (It’s fun for all ages, but Yourgo said this was the age range that best responded to the movie.)Fun right? OK, now you can listen to this episode with Yourgo Artsitas. It’s a good chat about the nature of online trolling and a simpler time when we believed

In this week's episode of "What's Up, College Station?," Recreation Supervisor Laurie Brown from the Gary Halter Nature Center talks about local birding events and programs, conservation efforts, rare bird species spotted in College Station, and ways to get involved.The “What’s Up, College Station?” podcast is available weekly via Podbean, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon/Audible. Please subscribe, rate, and recommend! If you have a suggestion for a future topic or interview, email me

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes are joined by special guest GMoney for a sprawling, fiery episode of Culture of Change. The trio dive into Charlie Kirk’s words on radicalization and how fear fuels division, before GMoney lays out his vision of “Gtopia,” a world where Bitcoin, free energy, and automation reshape society. What follows is a spirited debate: can technology and incentive structures truly overcome human nature, corruption, and the lust for power? From the future of capitalism,

This week we return to the Global Birdfair, held in summer at Rutland every year. Hear two inspiring conservation stories: the first interview is with Stephanie Borrelle who works with Birdlife International to conserve seabirds such as albatrosses in the Southern Hemisphere. The second chat brings us back to the UK and efforts to save two endangered birds: the curlew and the corncrake. Nick Acheson is our guest, talking about his work with the Deepdale Conservation Trust. Find out more about

This week we return for some planetary defence chat with some tangents along the way! The boys start off speaking about the changing nature of AI use and its real-world implications. Once on topic they turn to discussing how one might go about avoiding interstellar catastrophe. Is it possible to move large objects in space out of the way, what about using stellar engines to move the sun and all the planets along with it? What are these marvellous machines and how would they function? Music: HOME –

Send Lizzie a message! Hey everyone, it’s Lizzie! This week on Second Nature, I’m bringing you something really special. I recently got to visit the incredible Kew Gardens for the In Conversation with BBC Gardeners' World event! I felt completely immersed in the greenery of Kew Gardens, and what a fantastic setting for an intimate chat with some of the best minds in gardening. I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with three of my favourite BBC Gardeners' World presenters: Frances T...

What if you trusted your intuition the way you trust that the sun will rise every morning, the way you believe that tide will come in and out with the moon? What could be possible if it wasn’t just “you” or “me” being inspired to do something but it was actually the nudging of all of our ancestors before us? What if we acknowledged that we can make an impact for the good of the world in our own small every day choices? Just imagine all that could be possible! Join us this week as we do just t...

The fiery haired, force of nature that is Sarah Jane Morris, generously shared her couch with us this week, as our very special guest. The theme throughout is... and then it all changed. Grab yourself a drink, tune in and hear about those changes in part 1 of Sarah's fascinating story. Web: https://www.sarahjanemorris.co.ukLoved this?! Show us your appreciation, fill our cup! www.ko-fi.com/ourtownhasplentyGet in touch:Email ourtownhasplenty@gmail.com Instagram

Send us a text In this episode of the WildOhio podcast we are on location at the 2025 Farm Science Review. We chat with Adam Sharp, Executive Vice President of the Ohio Farm Bureau and our own Private Lands Administrator, John Kaiser. We discuss what the Farm Science Review is, the importance of partnerships, and the many programs that landowners can participate.

Send us a text In this episode of the Suite Nature Cruise Cast, we delve into the world of event cruising, discussing the value and experiences associated with cruises designed around specific events like the Northern Lights and eclipses. Exploring the pros and cons of paying a premium for these unique experiences, share insights on other types of event cruises, and provide updates on the latest cruise news. The conversation is even more light hearted than usual thanks to being recorded quit...

The one where we take a fun conversational journey from childhood ambitions to that tactile ASMR uni project to live illustrating learning curves.Other highlights include: - First glimpses into the creative genius - Community engagement work - A fabulous description of a uni project I wish I could visit - Mentors and their ability to change lives - Neuland Markers love - Girl interrupting (and an unsuccessful mid-conversation edit) Want to learn more about Eddy and what they do.  Be dazzled by

Hey, before you listen to this week’s episode, do me a favor and watch the short film we’re going to be discussing. It’s only 17 minutes long, and if you’re between the age of 31 and 45 or so, I think it’ll trip a lot of your nostalgia circuits. (It’s fun for all ages, but Yourgo said this was the age range that best responded to the movie.) Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snpT2i7B6MkFun right? OK, now you can listen to the episode. It’s a good chat about the nature of online

Ray Storay and the Scooby Doo machine are the guests this week on Track Chat Live presented by Ingles Markets on 104.9 Fox Sports Upstate or the iHeartRadio app. Listen to hear all about his racing journey and if he prefers Coke or Pepsi. Just Jeff & The Rocket David Roberts Racing cover the very few race results not won by Mother Nature and reflect on the 24th anniversary of Septermber 11th terror attacks.

Jake & Andrew chat bout A.I generated chapters, Overwear, Dicks out singlets only, Kik, Monsturous Andrew, People fusing to chairs, Up syndrome, Andrew shakes his dad, Ted Danson & Much Much More!!!

What do you do when you can’t find the homeschool or community your family needs?You create it.In this episode, I sit down with Vanita Wells, founder of Little Bean Learning—a nature-based micro school and virtual program that grew out of her own homeschool journey with her two young boys.Vanita shares how she balances teaching, running a program, and homeschooling her kids—all while staying grounded in her “why.” Her story will encourage you to take the leap, trust your instincts, and create what

Pastor Jeff Turner discusses the serious, deliberate nature of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit and reassures believers of salvation through faith, not flawless actions. Chapters:0:00 Opening00:09:14 Why Jesus Was Angry at the Jews00:16:45 The Role of the Holy Spirit00:25:31 The Blasphemy of the Holy SpiritWebsite: https://www.camanochapel.org/Recorded on September 21, 2025 at Camano Chapel.

Episode 4 — Panpsychism, Dualism, and Materialism in the Age of AI What is consciousness—and can a machine ever truly have it? In this episode, we dive into three of philosophy’s most enduring frameworks for understanding the mind: dualism, materialism, and panpsychism. From Descartes to modern neuroscience to today’s AI systems, we explore how each theory explains (or fails to explain) the mystery of subjective experience. Along the way, we ask: Could AI force us to rethink our metaphysics? ...

In this episode, Catherine Quiring of the Who We Are & What We Need podcast interviews me. We chat about the powerful synergy between spirituality and psychology, exploring how these two disciplines can be harmoniously integrated to foster personal growth. ________Connect with Catherine: Website - Substack - PinterestHi, Catherine Quiring is a counselor and self-trust coach living on the Emerald Coast of Florida, on the unceded land of the Muscogee. I am a creative, mystic, and neurodiverse