Bigfoot Club Podcast returns with a crossover event you won’t want to miss! 🎙️Bigfoot Bob and Skookum Steven team up once again to welcome back author Giano Cromley for a deep dive into his latest book, American Mythology. Expect thought-provoking conversation, laughter, and insights that blend the world of storytelling with the mysteries we chase. Don’t miss this special crossover episode—where myth meets mystery! #BigfootClubPodcast #AmericanMythology #GianoCromley #Sasquatch #Cryptozoology

Tim and Eric Vogel went to see Sasquatch: The Legend of Bigfoot in the winter of 1976, when they were in their teens. Seeing that movie really sparked their interest in Sasquatch. About a month after seeing that movie, during a big snowstorm, something happened one morning that completely set the hook in them, with regards to their interest in the topic. The storm had dropped about 28 inches of snow on the area where Tim and Eric lived, in Western Massachusetts, and when the looked out their window

Immerse yourself in Ocean Harmony, presented by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode offers peaceful wave rhythms to help you unwind, meditate, or create a serene space. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This skinwalker story will leave you scared to trust ANYONE for even the slightest change in behavior.Music by LAZURAY Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jennifer is dedicated to work that builds strong and connected communities. She is the Founder of a non-profit network of barter-based folkschools called LifeSchoolHouse that began n Nova Scotia, Canada. This platform for grassroots skills sharing creates stronger mor interconnected neighborhoods and reduces the impact of social isolation by offering nourishing spaces where neighbors can learn, connect, and thrive. This project has been scaled globally and Jennifer is the first person in Atlantic

Torniamo con un’ospite, sono stato a trovare Sasha Carnevali! Giornalista, food blogger, crea contenuti su Instagram su cucina e vita in campagna, ha una bellissima newsletter, vi lascio i link di tutti i suoi canali! Abbiamo parlato della bellezza del coltivare un orto, di una delle musiche più belle del mondo, degli errori che si possono fare in orto, della bellezza che portano i nostri animali che assistono ad avventure e disavventure di coltivazione, suggerito qualche ricetta, e abbiamo

Welcome back to another great episode of Coffee Time Wednesday. We had a great time discussing energy, John Deere, ethanol, and more. hokseynativeseeds.com (for CRP mixes, switchgrass, backyard prairie mixes)

Candidate for Georgia Public Service Commission, Peter Hubbard, joins the podcast to talk about corporate corruption, the rising cost of energy bills, and the importance of holding elected official accountable.

My guest today is University of Oregon professor and longtime activist, Sarah Wald. Sarah is the author of multiple books, and as you’ll hear today, a profound thinker on a wide variety of issues concerning the conservation and environmental justice communities. This is one of my favorite conversations I’ve ever had on this show, in part because Sarah was so game to explore some really complicated points of tension within our movements. I definitely learned a lot, and was happy to have ...

What starts as a birthday trip in Allegheny National Forest becomes a terrifying encounter with two vocalizing Sasquatches—but that’s just the beginning. In this gripping episode of Bigfoot Society, you’ll hear from multiple eyewitnesses across the U.S. who came face-to-face with the unexplained. A professor’s family outing turns into a 15-minute standoff with two unseen beasts in the forests of Pennsylvania. In Ohio’s Salt Fork, strange wood knocks and distant howls suggest something hiding in

You signed up for wildlife science to work with animals—then discovered most of the job is working with people... In this episode, Katie sits down with Dr. Anna Chalfoun in Pinedale, Wyoming, to unpack the soft skills that drive great science: building a healthy lab culture, mentoring with intention, and navigating conflict without burning bridges. Anna shares candid lessons you can use whether you’re a new professor, a grad student searching for the right advisor, or a professional trying ...

'Each of us was put on this earth at this time to personally determine the fate of humankind.  Do you think you were put here for something less?' Chief Arvol Looking Horse. We exist in a world where the ultra-rich are getting richer, powered by a system we call 'the economy' which is serving to funnel power and value up to an ever-shrinking core of wounded individuals who then project their trauma out on the rest of the world in a doomed attempt to feel better about being caught in a

In this engaging conversation, Brad Salon and Matt Corradino explore various survival myths and misconceptions, emphasizing the importance of practical skills over flashy gear. They discuss the effectiveness of different shelter types, navigational tricks, and the emotional challenges faced in survival situations. The duo also highlights the significance of community and teamwork in survival scenarios, as well as the cultural technologies related to food preservation. Ultimately, they

In this conversation, Brad Salon and Matt Corradino delve into the intricacies of hunting preparation, discussing various aspects such as food sources, hunting strategies, gear preferences, and the emotional connections to their equipment. They share personal anecdotes and insights on the challenges and joys of hunting, emphasizing the importance of preparation, scouting, and adapting to changing conditions. The conversation highlights the ongoing learning process that comes with hunting

In this episode of the Skillist Podcast, hosts Brad Salon and Matt Corradino delve into the world of primitive skills, exploring their personal journeys, motivations, and the evolving significance of these skills in modern society. They discuss the challenges of teaching these skills to the next generation, the value of handcrafted craftsmanship, and the balance between technology and traditional skills. The conversation also touches on mental health, community connections, and the

Let relaxing rain sounds and distant thunder bring calm to your space in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The soft rain and quiet storm rumbles provide a soothing atmosphere, perfect for sleep. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever noticed that oak trees sometimes have bumper crops of acorns, and sometimes hardly produce a thing? What causes this? And why? Join host Griff Griffith and producer Michael Hawk on an exploration of acorn masting (bumper crops), with a special deep dive into one species that profoundly benefits - the charismatic Acorn Woodpecker. Along with our special guests, Dr. Walter Koenig (both a masting and Acorn Woodpecker researcher), and Dr. Doug Tallamy (author of The Nature of ...

Mr. E and Jay Clone thank Adam Benedict from the Pine Barons Institute for the inspiration and the knowledge that the Whatsit even exists! Is it a fuzzy alligator, a wet llama or a giant rat dog? Turns out it's none of them, it's a whatsit. Get your muck boots on as we go looking for whatever it is on this episode of Cryptids of the Corn!NEW BOOK! A to Z Cryptids: My First Cryptid Encyclopediahttps://a.co/d/3p5ujnXBOOK LINK!LIVING UFOS THE OCEAN ABOVE OUR HEADS | Cryptids of the CornCryptids

Nerds, week 26 of Nature News is here & from dogs scenting Orca scat to help with Killer whale conservation to good news for Green turtles AND The Woodland Trust's Tree Of The Year, it's one heck of a half hour for you!Show notes: Links to all stories mentioned: Dogs & Orcas / Green Turtles / TotY Support us: If you'd like to say "cheers" to the Into The Wild team & help support us with running costs, you can make a one off donation or sign up for a monthly tip

Across the south, generations of Black farmers and business owners have faced losing not just their land, but their livelihoods - pushed out by discriminatory lending, land theft, and the consolidation of power. Yet from that struggle has grown something powerful: a movement rooted in cooperation, where farmers pool their resources, share their knowledge, and build wealth together instead of competing for survival.That spirit of collective power is what drives the Federation of Southern