Ray and Dave talk with vertebrate paleontologist Melanie During, who read the growth rings in fossil fish from the Tanis site and pinned the death of the dinosaurs to a single spring, 66 million years ago.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!In 1974, a quiet home on Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, suddenly became the center of one of the most bizarre and controversial haunting cases in American history.Witnesses claimed furniture moved on its own. Objects reportedly flew through rooms. Police, firefighters, reporters, neighbors, and paranormal investigators all became part of the story. Before long, the case had exploded into a media spectacle, eventually drawing the attention of Ed and

In this episode I had a very fun and informative conversation with Dr. Susan C. Loeb from Clemson, SC. Dr. Loeb is Adjunct Professor, Department of Forestry and Environmental Conservation at Clemson University in Clemson, SC and Research Ecologist Emeritus in the Upland Hardwood Ecology and Management Research Unit for the USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Clemson, SC. We chatted about the evolution of her research with bats, the bats of the eastern US, conservation concerns, th...

Dogmen. Werewolves. Wolf beasts.For centuries, people have reported encounters with strange, frightening creatures that seem to blur the line between human, animal, and something else entirely.In this episode of The Shadow Signal, we explore the stories, sightings, folklore, and modern encounters surrounding these mysterious entities. Are Dogman reports connected to ancient werewolf legends? Are witnesses describing misidentified animals, something genuinely unknown, or different phenomena lumped

*CATCH THE VIDEO VERSION OF THIS & PREVIOUS EPISODES PLUS BONUS CONTENT EXCLUSIVELY ON THE BIZARRE REALITY MEDIA PATREON!*https://patreon.com/bizarrerealitymedia..WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/1_iMyrC3w20WATCH ON RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/v7fry2q-bizarre-encounters-live-154-john-wayne-gacy-conspiracies-of-the-killer-clow.html..Join Shayn & Orin for Part 2 of the John Wayne Gacy series. In this episode, we follow a disturbing trail of alleged accomplices, trafficking networks,

Send us Fan Mail Drs Allison Marshall and John Langlois have a great discussion about CBD use in horses with Marc Brannigan, founder of Hemp My Pet. Discussion revolves around what is known, dosages, safety, and efficacy. As with many things, quality makes a difference. If you have been considering CBD use in your horse, have a listen for some guidelines.

Alone in the funeral home, she heard something familiar: the jangling of flower stands in a storage room. It sounded like someone sorting through them, looking for the right size. On any other workday, she might barely have noticed. But the funeral director was gone, and she knew there shouldn’t be anyone else in the building.Someone seemed to be going about their work anyway.For a moment, she stayed where she was, trying to work up the courage to check. An unexpected visitor would need to leave. A

Baijiu wird seit Jahrtausenden in China gebraut - jedoch nicht in Holzfässern, sondern in Bodengruben! Max erzählt uns heute, wie moderne Wissenschaft auf alte Tradition trifft, und ob man tatsächlich die Region anhand des Geschmacks erkennen kann.

What happens when a “crazy idea” becomes the tool that changes how an entire industry works? Buckle up—we’re talking reality capture with Juergen Mayer, Head of Reality Capture Portfolio at Leica Geosystems!From his roots in rural Austria to helping bring the BLK360, BLK2GO, RTC360, and new RTC series to market, Juergen brings a perspective shaped by surveying, business, and a passion for building things that solve real problems. We explore connected field-to-office workflows, LiveLink, catching

“In Our Nature” is a NEW special limited series on It’s Okay To Be Smart!We’re on PATREON! Join the community ►► https://www.patreon.com/itsokaytobesmart↓↓↓ More info and sources below ↓↓↓Uploaded 16-09-21Seemingly distant ecosystems, even half a world apart, are connected in surprising ways. In this special limited series, Emily Graslie and Trace Dominguez join me as we explore the universal rules of life that tie together Earth’s living systems. In episode 6, we investigate a mystery. Millennia

Eric never thought much about the occasional knock from his basement or the light that sometimes seemed to turn itself on. Then he began renovating.Behind a massive shelving unit, he discovered a section of wall that had been deliberately sealed. Inside was a hidden compartment containing burned candles, old photographs, bones, folded papers, and a wooden box marked with an unfamiliar symbol.Eric didn’t know what any of it meant, and he wasn’t interested in jumping to conclusions about what had

She took on a new cleaning job – but she couldn’t handle being constantly watched asShe was used to being alone in other people’s homes. Empty bedrooms, unfamiliar noises, hours spent working without anyone else around—it was part of the job. But shortly after one new customer left for work, she began turning around to see who was behind her. There was never anyone there. Still, the feeling followed her from room to room.It felt less like being watched from a distance than having someone waiting

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Ken and Katherine Greer recently purchased the historic (and undeniably haunted) Beeson Mansion in Niles, Michigan. Built in 1847 by a local whiskey distiller, this stately home was sold to attorney Strother Beeson, who left his mark in an unusual way—by erecting a crypt for his mother, right across the street from the mansion. In time, others joined his mother in the afterlife and in the crypt.Local legend has it that Strother’s daughter-in-law, Harriet, was

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Galveston, Texas, is often considered one of the most haunted places in America due to its history of tragedy and devastation. The Great Storm of 1900, the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history, claimed up to 12,000 lives, leaving a lasting imprint on the island. Many believe the spirits of the hurricane’s victims still linger.Many of Galveston’s historic structures have withstood wars, natural disasters, and countless tragic events, contributing to their

In which the curious origins and development of language are explored through analogies with the vocal habits of animals, demonstrating how speech likely arose from imitation, emotional expression, and gradual improvement of vocal organs, interwoven with the mental faculties necessary for thought. The narrative then gently considers humankind’s aesthetic sensibilities and early religious beliefs, revealing how imagination, wonder, and reason gave rise to spiritual notions and varied customs across

Episode SummaryIn this episode of the Solar Maverick Podcast, Benoy Thanjan speaks with Sachu Constantine, Executive Director of Vote Solar, about why state-level policy is becoming increasingly important to the future of solar. They discuss major industry challenges including interconnection delays, permitting, policy uncertainty, and rising electricity demand from AI, data centers, EVs, and electrification. Sachu also explains how solar plus storage can improve grid reliability and how emerging

Как рождаются кометы и где проходит граница Солнечной системы? Можно ли отправиться в космическое путешествие на астероиде и что известно о составе комет?Об этом в проекте "Мослекторий" расскажет почетный доктор наук, астрофизик Сергей Чумаков.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOWhen Anthony Christopher and his wife purchased Pine Lawn Manor in Sumner, Illinois, they knew they were taking on a building with a difficult past. What they may not have expected was just how much of that past seemed to remain behind.Once a hotel and later a nursing and rehabilitation facility, Pine Lawn Manor became associated with stories of neglect, abuse, and suffering. Today, investigators report shadow figures moving through the halls,

Alone in the funeral home, she heard something familiar: the jangling of flower stands in a storage room. It sounded like someone sorting through them, looking for the right size. On any other workday, she might barely have noticed. But the funeral director was gone, and she knew there shouldn’t be anyone else in the building.Someone seemed to be going about their work anyway.For a moment, she stayed where she was, trying to work up the courage to check. An unexpected visitor would need to leave. A

The smartest doctor in the room isn't defined by a famous hospital or a top doctor list. It comes down to ten qualities: judgment, listening, curiosity, experience, pattern recognition, humility, communication, collaboration, compassion, and genuine investment in the patient's outcome. In this solo episode, Dr. Dean Mitchell shares what more than five and a half years of interviewing physicians has taught him about choosing a doctor. He explains how those "top doctor" lists work and why credentials