A soulful, gorgeous and profound chat with friend of the show, confidante and all round good egg, Emma Palmer! Emma is the Race Equity Lead at National Trust but came to the show in her capacity as Ems. We unpacked connections, threads and legacy and the cyclical nature of the world we live in today.

Professor Andrew KnightBVMS BSc PhD PFHEA DipECAWBM DipACAW MANZCVS FRCVS Welcome to the next episode of the Animal Welfare Conversation. And this week we caught up with Prof Andrew Knight, animal welfare advocate, researcher and campaigner. In this episode we about Andrew’s journey of campaigning for animal welfare. We hear about the impact of livestock farming on climate change, the future of vegan diets and how this relates to animal welfare. We also consider how the veterinary profession can

Welcome to Sorta Sacred! Conversations about the joys and challenges of life. Together we're finding something sorta sacred in the most normal parts of our days. On the pilot episode, co-hosts Mark Niethammer and Jessica Taylor chat about their backstories, how Sorta Sacred came about, and what future conversations entail.

Send us a text In this episode of Childcare Conversations, you’ll join Kate, Carrie and Shelby Adamson from Kitty Crafts Preschool for a warm, insightful chat about outdoor, play-based learning. Shelby shares how her nature-focused program helps kids thrive by spending lots of time outside, rain or shine! They talk about blending phonics into play, supporting parents, and why letting kids be kids leads to happier learners. If you’re curious about nature-based education or want tips for...

Celebrate National Read a Book Day with Big Blend Radio's "Toast to The Arts" Show as we chat with award-winning author S.L. Woeppel about her gripping new psychological thriller, "The Butcher and the Liar." At the heart of this dark and haunting story is Daisy Bellon, a Chicago butcher who has worked hard to bury her father’s grisly past—until an anonymous letter forces her to confront family secrets, childhood trauma, and the ghostly reminders of what she witnessed as a child. When someone close

We recap some of our recent travels, and then chat about bearded dragons. A new study shows that these lizards are making decisions about how they maintain their body temperature, and this has a knock-on effect on how well they perform during their daily lives. Being cold-blooded is complicated. Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/herphighlights Merch: https://www.redbubble.com/people/herphighlights/shop Full reference list available here: http://www.herphighlights.podbean.com Main Paper

In this episode, Rie and Sammy engage in a candid conversation covering a variety of topics, from adult behavior and expectations to their recent adventures in Sedona. They share personal anecdotes about hiking mishaps, reflect on life and nature, and discuss the impact of documentaries on their perspectives. The conversation also touches on relationships, social media authenticity, and the representation of sensitive topics in media, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous

A throwback to one of Tiff’s favourite episodes from this season with Chef Will Goldfarb at the gorgeous Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort. Chef Will has been running the award-winning Room4Dessert in Bali for a decade now and he shares how they’ve expanded their space around the original restaurant. He also talks about what they’ve learned from traditional Bali philosophy and doing things in harmony with nature.Nourish by Spinneys is currently on a summer break and will be back with new episodes in

What's deadlier: a puffer fish or a great white shark? A tiger or a lion? A beautiful flower or a venomous snake? In this episode, we sit down with PhD entomologist and author Eleanor Spicer Rice to explore the shocking, fascinating, and sometimes gross world of her hit The Deadliest book series. Prepare to have your assumptions challenged as we uncover which creatures are nature's most lethal competitors - and why the winners might not be what you expect.This interview is a must-watch for

Cat & Suzanne chat about the old times at ye olde weed tree, playing in my favorite band ever, becoming a radio pro, being a bike mechanic, touring Japan, never quitting a job, staying at a restaurant for too long cuz the food's so good, and making a living doing what she loves in KCMO. Intro Nature Boys Outro Nature Boys!

The one where three creatives meet on a café terrace to share how they found and use creativity to stay sane. Join us as we talk to Helen of Helen Pugh photography as she chats about her experience of her daughter's portrait that went on to be displayed all over London, digitally at Piccadilly Circus and becoming part of the collection at the National Portrait Gallery. Highlights include: - how glimpses of our creative selves were seen in childhood - reinventions over lockdown (forget

Hello ladies and gentlemen, welcome back! Today, I'm happy to share a beginners tutorial for something that I feel is a very important shape to know how to do in crochet - a sphere! Of course this shape is multi-functional, for you can use it as a hacky sack, a toy for your pet, or just something to throw at your enemies! 😄I hope you enjoy the video and that it is a simple as possible for you to follow along to. See you in the next one! ❤️ JadeAca.art #blurtart #nature #howto #sewing

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Hosts Janis Putelis, Randall Williams, and Brody Henderson recap Janis and Brody's trip to the fish shack, chat about Randall and Steve's latest audiobook project, The Buffalo Hunters, talk with Rich Froning about his new podcast, In Pursuit, go over their top 3 sounds to hear in the woods, and dive deep with guest Parker Hall on feral hogs in Florida. Brought to you in part by MTN Ops. Watch the live stream on the MeatEater Podcast Network YouTube channel. Subscribe to The MeatEater Podcast Network

Welcome back to The FAIK Files! In this week's episode: HexStrike - the AI-powered hacking tool that can exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in minutes instead of months Diverging expert opinions on AI consciousness and welfare Switzerland's ambitious new open-source AI model "Apertus" Taco Bell is experiencing indigestion after several embarrassing viral AI-powered drive-thru moments Want to leave us a voicemail? Here's the magic link to do just that: ⁠⁠https://sayhi.chat/FAIK⁠⁠ You

Send us a text This chat is about a remarkable Kiwi story of grit, brains, and a touch of madness. We welcome back Brian Gray – a Kiwi Master Swimmer with a heart as big as the Waikato River itself. Brian recently swam an astonishing 150 km's down that very river, the one he grew up beside, in honour of his dad. It took him 24 hours straight – no sleep, battling the tide, and pushing through every obstacle nature and his own body could throw at him. From the sheer physical toll to the m...

On this episode James sits down with the panel and the talk about the up and coming National Ploughing Championships. Fertiliser close season, tillage outlook and fodder budgets. The Sod Pod; https://ie.timacagro.com/podcast-the-sod-pod/

Welcome back to fellowship! On this episode, we sit down with Brother Raymond E. Foster to talk about his new book, The Temple Within. The book walks through the three degrees of Freemasonry and looks at how the symbols, stories, and teachings of the Craft still speak to us today. We chat with Raymond about his book, about masonry, and about the transformative nature of masonry. Whether you're a longtime Mason or just curious about the deeper side of the Craft, this is a great conversat...

Welcome to the fourth episode! Today, we are talking about spiritual insights that came up throughout the week. We discuss connecting energetically with nature, particularly trees, and how they can enhance spiritual practices. We also discuss the importance of personal manifestations through creative means like spell jars using trinket boxes and piggy banks, and the cyclical nature of womanhood, the mensutrual cycle. We also talk about crystal and tea divination, and my personal experience wi...

Sal kicks off "the show after the show" with 99.7 NOW "Big Bay Mornings" about going, or not going, to Coachella, which somehow leads to a discussion about San Francisco's aggressive drivers and the overly-cautious nature of Waymo self-driving cars. Then Gasia joins Sal on set for a thoughtful chat on the changing dynamics of family communication, from the decline of long phone calls to the rise of text-based relationships before wrapping the show up on a survey about the Bay Area's cost of living