In this episode, we chat with Carl Evans, the owner of Flatwater Outfitters in Brunswick, GA, to get the inside scoop on the current fishing season. Carl shares how the season is shaping up, what species are currently running, and his expert tips for making the most of your fishing excursions. Whether you're a local angler or planning a trip to the area, Carl's insights and experiences offer valuable information for any fishing enthusiast. Tune in to discover the vibrant fishing scene in Geor...

Send us a text This week on Busted Knees and Pretty Trees, we chat with Alyssa, a boots-on-the-ground conservationist turning mud, sweat, and data into real change. From fieldwork to community action, hear how hands-on volunteering and data collecting keep our wild spaces thriving. Email us at: bustedpretty@gmail.com Follow us: @bustedpretty.bsky.social Join us: bustedpretty.com Listen to us on: Spotify / Apple Podcasts / Amazon Music / iHeartRadio / YouTube

In this episode we chat about Vipera aspis, southern Europe's most prevalent viper. With special guest, Herper/photographer Daniel Phillips and his personal experience with the "zig-zag" viper!@VenomExchangeRadio on IGhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/djp_phillips/ @herpetodaniel@nipperread@knobtails.IGwww.VenomExchangeRadio.com@VenomExchangeRadio on YT

Send us a text Click to listen in on a brand new episode of "Between Classes by QIA" as Moulana Mohamed Patel (QIA Ustadh) and Ebrahim Bhayat (grade 11 learner) chat to Moulana Muhammad Vanker. Moulana was first inspired to pursue the path of becoming an Aalim during his student days, when he went out in Jamaat. Alhamdulillah, he is now well-travelled and continues to spread the message of Islam across the globe. This podcast episode is truly inspiring and an absolute must-listen. Th...

Fungi are everywhere , in the soil, in the air, in our food. Quietly they sustain life but also may unleash devastation. In this episode of Wild Connection, I chat with environmental toxicologist and author Emily Monosson about her latest book Blight: Fungi and the Coming Pandemic. From the Irish potato famine and the rise of Candida auris in hospitals, to bats felled by white-nose syndrome and amphibians lost to the chytrid fungus, fungi are reshaping ecosystems, agriculture, and human

Join us for a special live episode recorded at Bass Pro Shops in Charleston, WV, where we dive into the excitement of the Fall Hunting Classic Sale. Broadcasting from affront the Bass Pro Shops fireplace, we explore the latest hunting gear, share exclusive deals, and chat with fellow outdoor enthusiasts about this season's must-have items. Whether you're gearing up for your next hunting trip or looking to upgrade your equipment, this episode offers insights and highlights from one of the bigg...

Rachel Weinberg, editor-in-chief of To Be Magazine, joins me to talk about inheriting a legacy publication and reshaping it into one of Australia’s sharpest creative platforms. We chat about breaking into an industry that can feel closed off, why being unapologetic might be the key to going further, and what the future of magazines looks like in a post-Anna Wintour world. Text me what you want to hear next! Follow I Want Your Job on Instagram @iwantyourjob_

In this episode, James and Ben are joined by Ed Kerr and Craig Lappin-Smith - a banker and restaurateur respectively, and joint co-founders of Herd - a project to promote regenerative farming through fractional ownership of farmland. Up for discussion - why food should be front and centre of nature recovery, why rewilding may not be all it's cracked up to be and why James isn't cut out for goat-herding...

Building Ethical Brands: Joshua Onysko’s Approach to Travel, Sustainability, and Giving Back. Welcome back to the Outdoor Adventure Series! In today’s episode, we chat with Joshua Onysko, a dynamic entrepreneur, world traveler, and advocate for sustainability in the beauty industry. As the founder of Pangea Organics and Alpine Provisions, Joshua has spent over 25 years reshaping what it means to create products that are not just good for people but also for the planet. From humble begin...

They're back for another Episode of That's Notable! Tommy’s moving out of London toward Vietnam via family, vans, and a stormy hut-to-hut in the Spanish Pyrenees that turned five friends into a proper team. Josh brings stories from Love Trails in Wales, a slow, sacred month in Madeira, and finally crossing Switzerland’s Hardergrat - fear, singing and all - plus the first prototype of his NOTES running musette. The lads dive into a messy, honest chat about social media’s pull, finding

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Send us a text PHEW - That is all we can say about this discussion. We get personal, we chat regrets and we chat about what could have been. In this conversation, Emily Reeder and Ashley DeSanno discuss the book 'Dark Matter' by Blake Crouch, exploring its themes of choices, regret, and the impact of environment on character. They share their initial impressions, ratings, and delve into the deeper meanings behind the narrative, including the nature of success, relationships, and the imp...

Send us a text In this episode we look at the power of retreats for womens health, the benefits and chat about some of the more scary aspects like leaving your comfort zone! Hannah shares some funny personal experience and we hear genuine testimonials from past retreat attendees about what benefits they found personally. Find out more about our retreats here: https://www.holistichealthcollective.co.uk/retreats/ We can even create personal 1:1 retreats or healings for you. Just reach out to us...

Autumn has arrived and it's time to talk about The September Garden in Episode 5 of Big Garden Little Garden.Claire reflects on the plants that have done well and earned their place in her small garden, as well as those that haven't thrived in pots. While Geraldine talks Asters and prolonging colour in the garden for as long as possible. They also chat Irish Grown Cut Flowers and the importance of helping this industry to continue flourishing.AstersAster FrikartiiAster Little CarlowAsmster Nonae

I think you are going to love this episode, it is a fascinating interview with Eimear Chaomhánach about Irish Bee folklore and customs. Eimear is a beekeeper’s daughter and a student of folklore, and she wrote a beautiful book called the The Keeper of The bees which weaves folktales about bees with memories of growing up in a beekeeping household, collecting swarms with her father and learning how to harvest honey. A interesting look at the beliefs and traditions about bees and beekeeping.I hope

On Episode 597, tonight’s guest, James, came on the show to tell us about the night he found himself inches away from a Dogman that was looking in his bedroom window at him. We didn’t have enough time for me to ask him questions about his encounter on that show so he’s come back to answer all the questions I have for him. Tonight’s show will be a livestream, so he’ll be ready to answer questions from listeners in the live chat too. We hope you’ll join us.MY NEW DOGMAN PODCAST!My new podcast is

In this episode, we chat with Keith Drage, co-founder of Silvalis and Dutjahn Sandalwood Oils, who left a career in London’s financial markets to grow one of WA’s most unique native commodities, sandalwood.Keith shares how plantation sandalwood is making a strong comeback, thanks to long-term thinking, partnerships with traditional owners, and a business model grounded in land ownership and zero debt. He explains how sandalwood thrives on poorer, sandier soils, often the less productive parts of

For the 12th episode of SU Insider, Dr. Moss from the Political Science department joins us to chat about academics, social and environmental student engagement, as well as the wide range of interests students, academics, and citizens alike can take in the scope of Political Science. Discussing the inherent political nature of everyday events is an important topic in society today, and in this episode, Dr. Moss covers some of the best insights!

This is a significant chat as we get into the workings of another species that lurks in the shadows, they are not "aliens" from another planet and for those that have been on this journey of deep exploration this may be a gratifying experience that brings in new data regarding these "others" amongst us. Nathaniel's new website: https://parasymposia.comTips are most welcome:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠buymeacoffee.com/niish⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Our website:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://thecosmicsalon.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠I want to thank the producers of this

A chat with Wint Hte of IUCN Myanmar on his experiences engaging communities in Fisheries Conservation Zones and supporting youths - urban and rural - in accessing opportunities in the conservation field This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit conservationrealist.substack.com