Tonight’s guest, James R. Hood, is a Dogman field investigator who has been interested in cryptids since he was 13 years old. Little did he know, back then, that one day he’d be interviewing Dogman eyewitnesses and conducting field investigations in the very places where they had their encounters.On tonight’s show, not only will I be talking with James about his investigations, he’s also going to share several Dogman encounters that eyewitnesses have shared with him over the years. We hope you’ll

Hear all about this close relative of the Dodo, managing to hold on in its little corner of the Pacific. References: Amaama, S. A., Schorch, P., & Sung, A. (2025). Sāmoan archival-museum entanglements,(re) activations of the Vā. Museum History Journal, 18(2), 179-195. Cardoso, G. C., & Price, T. D. (2010). Community convergence in bird song. Evolutionary Ecology, 24(2), 447-461. Gough, W. B., Hudson, M. A., Young, H. G., Wood, J., Whitehead, H., & Turvey, S. T. (2024). Modelling...

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Send us Fan Mail On a bright late-September morning at High Ash Farm, Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin sit on a homemade oak bench with a panoramic view of Norwich and begin an unusual episode. 452 acres of the farm have been put on the market for around £2.5 million, yet the 1947 Agricultural Holdings Act means Chris — and in time his son Daniel — remain tenants for life. The pair set off to show what a buyer would actually acquire: not just land and cottages, but a working conservation land...

In Episode 6 of Breeders’ Blueprint, we sit down with Josh Heck to hear the story behind a lifelong passion for cattle, breeding and the stud stock industry.Growing up around Gympie, Josh was introduced to stud cattle through his family’s involvement with Droughtmasters and the Droughtmaster handling school. From showing cattle and young judges competitions to developing his own breeding interests, those early experiences laid the foundations for a career that would eventually take him to

It's our first episode with video (and it shows!). Brian and Mike talk about mental health, therapy, self-care and mess with the camera a lot as they work out the whole video thing. But if you are just listening, you'll never know!Also, because we are discussing mental health, please remember that if you are having suicidal thoughts please call the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988 from any phone. *********************************************** Thank you for listening to the

Mario Garza went deep and wide about Saturn in conversation with me on The Natural Wisdom Podcast. Mario, founder of Symbolic Studies, artist, and graphic designer shared his considerable research and wisdom about symbolism in general as well as Saturn in particular. Mario began by explaining the problems we see in so many conversations about symbols, and why his research is founded in a traditional approach: there is a great deal of picking and choosing associations between things “out there”, as

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Join singer-songwriter Chloe Slater, ahead of the release of her debut album 'Riot Youth', in conversation with author and activist Tori Tsui.Recorded at Latitude Festival at Climate Live's solar-powered pink bus stage, sponsored by Fairtrade. The series explores the connection between climate justice, fairness and collective action, bringing together artists, campaigners and changemakers who are using their platforms to create positive change.The episode will explore Chloe's journey into music, her

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Up until now, access from the top station of the Cairngorm funicular railway onto the mountain was not allowed outside the winter snowsports season, unless visitors were accompanied by a guide. However, as Mark went to find out, a trial is underway to allow visitors carrying GPS handsets to explore an "approved zone" in the mountain's ski area. Mark hears how the system works.Rachel is on the Newhailes Estate near Musselburgh exploring a rather unusual shell grotto. Diane Martin from the National

The boys are back on the next episode of the Bigfoot Club Podcast! 🎙️Bigfoot Bob and BigBoyJones catch up on where we’ve been and talk life, comics, and video games. We’ll also discuss Greedy Muppets’ gift and read more stories from Jon Gonzalez’s website, True Horror Stories of Texas. Come hang out with us! 👣 #BigfootClubPodcast #BigfootClub #TrueHorrorStoriesOfTexas #ParanormalPodcast #Comics #VideoGames True Horror Stories of Texas https://truehorrorstoriesoftexas.com/ Bigfoot Club

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The "Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, December 1827" provides a detailed overview of the state of affairs regarding Native American tribes and the policies affecting them during this pivotal period in American history. This report sheds light on the challenges and considerations faced by the government in its dealings with Indigenous populations, highlighting themes of governance, cultural interaction, and the ongoing struggle for rights and recognition. Listening to this

"Inheritors" by Susan Glaspell delves into the complexities of human relationships and the struggle for identity amidst societal expectations. This thought-provoking work explores themes of inheritance, both in terms of legacy and the burdens passed down through generations. Its exploration of personal and collective histories remains relevant today, as individuals continue to grapple with the influences of their past on their present lives. Glaspell's keen insights into human nature and the

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Tonight’s guest, Kenny Allison, is a self-described avid outdoorsman who has been hunting and fishing for about as long as he can remember. The Sasquatch encounter he had in 1973, while he was laying in bed, didn’t frighten him out of the woods, but he thinks about Sasquatch almost any time he heads into the woods, to this day.We hope you’ll tune in and listen to him lay out what happened that night and the other times he’s had experiences with Sasquatch.If you've had at least one Sasquatch sighting