As we get the keys to our new campus, we hear from voices across the college community, students, staff and leaders to learn about what they’re most excited for. We also hear from very special guests from Woodmill High School, one of our neighbours at the Dunfermline Learning Campus. With new beginnings and future dreams, our final episode is a celebration as we get ready to open our doors and welcome tomorrow. Credits: Hosts: Sharrell Carroll & Naomi Wadsworth Creative...

The global food system stands at a crossroads. Climate change is reshaping where crops can grow, trade disputes threaten supply chains, and smallholder farmers who produce much of our food often have the least power in the system. Meet Heather Terry, founder and CEO of GoodSAM Foods, and discover how the company is transforming the traditional smallhold farm model by putting people and regenerative agriculture at the heart of a growing food company. GoodSAM Foods sources 90% of its ingredients

In this episode, Haylie Shipp sits down with eco-nutritionist Sara Keough and rancher Craig French to explore the surprising ways soil health and human health are connected. Sara shares what it means to look at people as ecosystems. Craig tells the story of meeting Sara at the Soil Health Symposium and the big changes he has seen since working with her, including weight loss, better sleep, and more energy. Together they talk about practical shifts in food choices and the parallels between soi...

Advanced Geoscience & History: Explore breakthroughs in U-Pb geochronology using vesuvianite (veluites) and garnet for dating contact-reaction deposits, yielding ages of 242–250 Ma for the Norilsk area. We detail technology for removing toxic lead (Class I hazard) from cathode nickel production, improving quality and recovering silver, selenium, and tellurium. Learn about the three-stage methodology for diamond prospecting in Siberia, including 3D electrical tomography used to locate kimberlite

Josh and Jessica Guptill run Rehoboth Farm in Suffolk, Virginia, where they raise pastured chicken, pork, lamb, beef, eggs, and turkeys. Neither came from a farming family - Josh left the Coast Guard and Jessica is a doula - but together they built their farm from backyard beginnings, guided by faith and a belief in producing “healing food.” Their path is unique: from DIY chicken pluckers and bartering for land to scaling up during COVID, they’ve made transparency and education central to

Geoengineering is the hot topic in climate science debate - drawing increasingly emotive and divisive responses, as investment in blue-sky engineering proposals grows and progress on decarbonisation stutters. Geoengineering is the deliberate, large scale intervention in Earth's environment and natural systems. As the impacts of climate change start to be felt, preliminary ideas like putting a huge underwater curtain around the unstable Thwaites Glacier are getting more and more media time. Are

As you could likely guess, there is a whole list of environmental concerns that we are face with in our modern world. When you look at this list, it is easy to see why people are completely overwhelmed and feel as if their individual action makes no difference. At the top of that list is our dependence on fossil fuels. That dependence is directly related to why our ice caps are melting. But, as with most things, there is something we can actually do about it. It may require some modific...

In this thought-provoking episode of Battle for African Agriculture, Dr. Million Belay sits down with Professor William G. Moseley—geographer, author, and outspoken critic of colonial agricultural models—to unpack the urgent need to decolonize African food systems. Drawing from his landmark book Decolonizing African Agriculture, Moseley explains how the failures of food security efforts across Africa are rooted in Western agronomic paradigms imposed through colonial and neocolonial institutions

In this episode of the AGvisorPOD, host Rob Saik continues the conversation with Dave Nussbaumer, Managing Partner at Lakeview Insurance, digging into one of the most overlooked but critical topics in agriculture: liability risk on the farm. From train crossings to custom spraying, ATVs to half-ton trucks, Dave shares real-world examples of how quickly an accident can escalate into a financial nightmare if coverage isn’t properly in place. With farms growing in value and operations becoming ...

There’s a spectrum of ways to fight against climate change and smart, intentional business lies right in the middle of that spectrum. Joel Makower, Chairman of Trellis Group and a pioneering figure in green business practices takes us behind the scenes of the economics of climate action in this revealing episode of A Climate Change.

Chris and Kolby discuss the Giant Petaltail Dragonfly during the "Insect Profile" segment. The "Control Corner" segment is all about the notorious occasional invader...the silverfish. "Tech Talk" features Ms. Charly Barnett where she discloses what she's really afraid of on the job...and it's probably not what you think! Also, a debate from the last episode carries over, but seems to be settled once and for all. All this and more on this episode of The Redd Man Podcast...

New technology gives fresh insights into the great animal migrations. Tom Heap and Helen Czerski discuss the great spectacles of the bird, mammal and insect worlds and consider how they're changing in an era of climate change and habitat destruction.They're joined by insect migration expert, Will Hawkes, David Barrie, author of Incredible Journeys and the leader of the ICARUS satellite monitoring project, Martin Wikelski from the University of Konstanz. Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent reports from the

Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/LOUn8RS0zY4 On this episode: 🌽Ben has an update on his Merschman PowerCore® Enlist® 2512C-30 corn field that we were in last week. 🌽We have an initial harvest update. 🌽Dylan talks about planting wheat & Hessian fly free dates in Iowa. 🌽Ken Ferrie raised the topic of field fires; we talk about having a field fire action plan. 'Fly Free' Date for Hessian Fly by Erin Hodgson, via ISU Extension and Outreach https://crops.extension.iastate.e...

Maxine and Malcolm are joined by George Polisner and Special Guests Tina Flores and Yolanda Nava.

When we try to transform the world’s distressed or abandoned farmland, we'll come across a massive leverage point. That can be a new technology. Or it can be a tree species. Today we’re going to the country of Hungary to focus on a very unique tree. It grows fast, fixes nitrogen, and produces timber that rivals tropical hardwoods in strength and durability. In Hungary, it’s a species that’s woven into songs, poetry, and everyday life — but in parts of Europe and even its native landscape, it’...

The key to healthier livestock, resilient farms, and strong rural economies is found where trees and livestock intersect. Today’s guest has spent over 30 year making the case, in real life, that silvopasture isn’t just a concept you see in a textbook — and that it’s a relevant part of a multifaceted agricultural economy. From planting black walnut and black locust on a New York hayfield in the 1980s, to regenerating degraded rangelands in Argentina into thriving silvopastures that feed cattle...

Send us a text Director of Customer Led Growth and Product Engineering at Whereabouts, Matt Forest knows first-hand how to deliver GIS products in the hands of customers in a digestible way. Matt has always had a knack for teaching, and he does this through his podcast and through his educational GIS community Spatial Labs. Check out this episode as we talk about what his job entails, advice for folks entering the field and old timers as well, and why he created the GIS educational community,...

Dr. Sky sits down with Tom Harris to discuss climate change.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Planetary received a major boost from the Frontier and can now scale to the next step.  Leila Conners catches up with Planetary CEO Mike Kelland on their big new deal and also updates everyone who is new to ocean alkalinity enhancement, or OAE.  We touch on working with the fossil fuel industry, why Planetary's OAE is not geoengineering and how they can make fly ash circular.

Mimetic theory, particularly the concept of mimetic desire, sheds light on human nature and the origins of violence, as highlighted by Rene Girard.