Send us Fan Mail On a bright early-October morning at High Ash Farm, autumn has arrived in earnest at Fox’s Grove. Horse-chestnut leaves are already brown and falling as the corky abscission layer seals each leaf from its stalk, while field maples around the field edges glow scarlet and gold in the low sun. Fallen ash trees, victims of dieback, lie among the leaf litter, and a lawyer’s wig ink cap stands at perfection before it begins to eat itself — dripping black ink that attracts flies and...

Die Jubiläumsfolge! 100 Podcastfolgen haben wir in den letzten knapp sechs Jahren mittlerweile aufgenommen! Wir sind unglaublich stolz und es erfüllt uns mit großer Freude, dass wir diesen Meilenstein nun geschafft haben. Ganze fünf Monate sind seit der letzten Folge ins Land gezogen, fünf Monate, in denen es entweder keine Pilze gab, wir keine Zeit hatten oder gesundheitliche Gründe dazwischen kamen. Jetzt ist es aber endlich soweit! In dieser extralangen Jubiläumsfolge geht es um

What happens when it becomes increasingly difficult to tell a real wildlife image from a fake one?In this episode of Dark Outdoors®, award-winning wildlife journalist Chester Moore examines how artificial intelligence, manipulated imagery, viral misinformation and sensationalism are changing the way the public views reports of unusual and unidentified animals. Cryptozoology has always existed outside the scientific mainstream, but some of its traditional foundations—eyewitness reports, photographs,

Dr. Riley Kirk welcomes Dr. Miyabe Shields for a deep dive into cannabis real-world data, cannabis consumption patterns, dosing, neurodivergent cannabis use, and the Endocannabinoid System (ECS). As co-founders of the Network of Applied Pharmacognosy (NAP), Riley and Miyabe discuss the newly accessible Real Data Project, including what large-scale consumer data can reveal about how people actually use cannabis in their everyday lives.They explore why terms like “heavy cannabis consumption” are

Funding is being made available to improve core paths in Aberdeen over the next few years and Rachel joined Chris York from environmental consultancy Walking the Talk to find out what a core path actually isMark visits a surf resort and he’s not had to go that far! He’s at Lost Shore in Newbridge just outside Edinburgh to find out what’s available at the inland resort which boast Europe’s largest wavepoolThis week’s Scotland Outdoors podcast excerpt features Gabriella Bennett, author of How to Build

Ese pececito dorado de tu pecera esconde un secreto fascinante: sin los límites del acuario, puede crecer hasta el tamaño de un perro pequeño, sobrevivir meses sin oxígeno fabricando su propio alcohol y producir miles de crías en su vida. 🐠 🌊¿Quieres tener nuestro libro físico? "Strange Creatures" es una obra maestra llena de ilustraciones originales y fascinantes datos del mundo animal. 📗🐾 Pídelo acá: http://bit.ly/animalogicbook Sé parte de nuestros miembros:

We leerden ze kennen als de Aziatische hoornaars maar zo noemen we ze niet meer. Ook blijken ze toch iets minder eng dan eerst werd gedacht. Frans scheidt feiten van fabels.

In California, a state known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant cities, a different reality is unfolding. The cost of living is skyrocketing, and the state's economy is struggling. But what's driving this crisis? According to a recent investigation, it's not just the usual suspects like high taxes and government regulations. Instead, it's the state's policies towards illegal immigrants that are having a profound impact on the state's finances and its citizens. This episode delves into the details

Tonight’s guest, James Lady, grew up in the glacial moraines of southern Ohio before moving to Michigan in midlife. In mid-September of 2016, James headed into the woods of southern Ohio with one goal: to finally see a Sasquatch. On the seventh day, he got his wish.On tonight’s show, James will describe how that sighting unfolded and share several other experiences he’s had with Sasquatch, including times when he was able to record their vocalizations. Needless to say, James has plenty of

Tonight’s guest, Danny Watson, has been investigating Sasquatch for about 30 years now. In that time, he’s had his fair share of sightings and experiences with them. His most remarkable sighting happened a little over a year ago, however, in May or June of 2025, on the South Oregon Coast Range, in the Powers Ranger District. Of course, that isn’t the only experience Danny’s going to share on the show tonight. He’ll be sharing several others too. We hope you’ll tune in and listen to him do that.If

Tonight’s guest, Sean Patterson, was featured on Episodes 667 and 668. On Episode 667, he shared several experiences he had in a forest on the outskirts of Irvine, California. He calls the area where he’s repeatedly seen Dogmen “The Sanctuary.”Sean had so many experiences to share that, by the time he finished, I hadn’t had a chance to ask the questions I’d prepared for him. Fortunately, he agreed to return for Episode 668 so I could ask him many of those questions. On that show, I also displayed

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As promised a few episodes back, Chris explores a sneaky trick developers sometimes try to use to evade legally required environmental analysis of their projects. Segmentation, the term of art for dividing a large project into smaller pieces to obscure the environmental impacts of the whole project, is likely to become more frequent as the Trump administration keeps hacking away at environmental protection laws. Chris provides a handful of illuminating examples: Cadiz gets the Interior Department

This is a special episode made for highlighting the Scarecrow Festival, changing of the seasons, and Halloween. I hope you are enjoying the fall season and this episode help add a little something to your Fall. Take Care, God Bless, and please like and subscribe to support the channel.

If we're serious about building a better food system, we have to start with land.Across the world, land is getting more and more expensive. In the United States, farmland values have nearly doubled since 2011. What we're witnessing is an unprecedented land rush — one that's driving prices to levels simply unattainable by farmers and ranchers and the people we're actually asking to grow our food. As land is sold to development, we are losing an estimated 2000 acres of farmland every single day.But

What happens when a surfer, a swarm of honey bees, and a wildfire-prone corner of Southern California collide? You get one heck of a beekeeping story! Eric Bennett sits down with Eli Lichter-Mark, a small commercial beekeeper managing hundreds of hives around Topanga and Malibu. Eli shares how he went from catching swarms and repeatedly killing off his colonies to building a real bee business—complete with forklifts, flatbeds, almond pollination, a honey kitchen, and plenty of opportunities to get

Dan gives too much information about the comedian: [REDACTED], while he, Anna and Andy discuss YOUR facts . This week's subjects include helium, Humansville and holy holiday handouts. And the gang announce eight more Friend of the Podcast custodians.Visit nosuchthingasafish.com for news about live shows, merchandise and more episodes.Join Club Fish for ad-free episodes and exclusive bonus content at apple.co/nosuchthingasafish or nosuchthingasafish.com/patreonEdited by James HarkinProduced by Leying