You’ve heard the saying before: “let nature do its thing.” But if someone kicked the crap out of your friend, would you step back to let them heal? Or rush them to a hospital? And if they were bleeding, would a bandage suffice? Or would you want to find the source?This may seem like a far cry from the subject of salmon, but it’s not — this is exactly what process restoration is, and a big part of guest Jessica Hutchinson’s work. Jessica is a restoration biologist and Executive Director of

A grieving son returns to his late father’s beloved brick home to box up belongings and keep the house in order during winter. What begins as an ordinary Saturday morning quickly spirals into something unexplainable. The moment he steps through the front door, the air is heavy with the unmistakable scent of his father’s pine-scented aftershave — strong, fresh, as if Dad had just walked past. As he moves through the quiet house, unsettling details appear: the hallway rug mysteriously bunched up,

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Step into the lavish yet eerie world of Nevada’s Mizpah Hotel, where the glitz of the early 1900s collides with a century’s worth of ghost stories. Once a dazzling playground for the rich and powerful of the mining boom, the Mizpah now hosts a far more permanent crowd — its ghosts. Guests report encounters with The Lady in Red, a glamorous apparition known for her love of jewelry and her haunting presence in the upper floors. Others hear the giggles of unseen

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! The world has felt heavier lately—darker, even. Over the last two years, many of us have watched kindness give way to anger, compassion turn to resentment, and the road ahead twist in ways we never imagined. Is it simply human nature breaking under the weight of modern stress? Or is there something deeper at play—something we can’t see but can feel lurking beneath the surface? In this episode of The Grave Talks, we sit down with James Annito, demonologist

Send us a text Feedback Poll In this episode, Sarah Marsh Janish talks with Dr. Lina Bernaola, an assistant professor in the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Department of Entomology, to give a rundown on rice delphacid, a pest that is ravaging the Southern Rice Belt and is a vector of Rice Hoja Blanca. While it is not present in CA yet, it's important to be aware of potential threats to the US Rice industry Rice Delphacid Resources Rice Delphacid Fact Sheet USA Rice podcast episode about Rice...

Animals speak. Plants do too. Seas and mountains are not a mute background to human actions, but have interests and agency. Many more-than-human beings are political actors. All of us are part of a web of relations in which we affect others and are affected by them. To counter the current ecological destruction and find more just ways to co-exist, humans need new ways of doing politics with other earth beings. In Multispecies Assemblies (Vine Press, 2025), Dutch philosopher Eva Meijer develops such

What's the secret to keeping your balance? The ear does more than hear: it helps us stay stable by perceiving movements and gravity. Elegant sensors deep within the skull detect every twist, turn, and tumble, powering swift reflexes that keep vision and balance steady. This is the vestibular system. It's primordial and ubiquitous: every animal has one, and even plants have a rudimentary version. It works so well that we take it for granted--until it fails. How does this remarkable system function

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Rhoda Derry’s story is one of the most haunting and heartbreaking in the history of American asylums. Once a vibrant young woman, her life descended into unimaginable torment after being committed to a mental institution in the 1800s. Subjected to years of cruelty, neglect, and isolation, Rhoda became a symbol of the horrors inflicted upon those society chose to forget. But death wasn’t the end of Rhoda’s story. To this day, visitors to the Peoria State

In this new episode of Scribing Journeys, myself and Douglas delve into the mysteries of Earth energy, from Ireland’s ancient stone circles to the subtle vibrations beneath our homes. Douglas shares his discoveries about geopathic stress, near-death experiences, and the healing power of reconnecting with the land. Together, we discuss the creation of Tumna, a new Divining Centre dedicated to exploring frequency, consciousness, and the wisdom of place. A brief technical hiccup early on adds a touch

CJ, a North Dakota lawman and previous guest, returns to share some of the traditions he and his people practice. He explains what a sweat lodge is and the purpose for it. He also shares some things he has experienced during these ceremonies that he could not explain!The Midweek Howl Disclaimer: We break up the week on Wednesdays with an episode we call “The Midweek Howl" that brings a little midweek humor or guests from different walks of life to discuss various topics. Just a little midweek

In this episode, Cal talks with Adam Phomin from Hoof and Beak Farm in eastern Ontario, Canada. Adam shares his journey from fitness coach and gym owner to regenerative farmer, raising sheep, cattle, chickens, and llamas on his 100-acre farm. A first-generation farmer, Adam connects his passion for health and nutrition to raising his own protein and improving the land. He discusses starting from scratch, lessons learned fencing and grazing, using polywire for sheep, the role of llamas as

Hydrogen energy is emerging as an exciting, yet extremely challenging, energy frontier—and researchers at the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources are working hard to ensure the state is on the cutting edge and ready to embrace the potential of hydrogen. In this episode of Energy Frontier: The Wyoming Landscape, we sit down with Charles Nye and Sarah Buckhold from SER’s Hydrogen Energy Research Center to explore innovative projects underway in the state. From producing hydrogen us...

In this episode, Stephanie opens up about her journey from the structured faith of Mormonism (LDS) to the expansive world of plant medicine. After years of struggling with depression and anxiety following her father’s passing — and relying on antidepressants and therapy — she realized there were emotions she had long suppressed. Through Ayahuasca, Psilocybin, and a Women’s Retreat, Stephanie learned the power of release and the courage to surrender control. This is a vulnerable, honest conver...

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BCs Recreational Salmon Fishing may be about to endGayle Gordon and Mark Roberts from the BC Recreational Fishing Association once again join Lawrence Gunther on The Blue Fish Radio Show. Last year the issue was unfair proposed seasonal recreational fishing closures. This time the closures being proposed are indefinite. Find out the real reason why salmon fishing for the majority of southern B.C. anglers may end in the name of saving southern resident killer whales, and why recreational anglers are

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Rhoda Derry’s story is one of the most haunting and heartbreaking in the history of American asylums. Once a vibrant young woman, her life descended into unimaginable torment after being committed to a mental institution in the 1800s. Subjected to years of cruelty, neglect, and isolation, Rhoda became a symbol of the horrors inflicted upon those society chose to forget. But death wasn’t the end of Rhoda’s story. To this day, visitors to the Peoria State

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Join Shayn & Orin for another spooky season installment as we discuss Vampire Lore, History, & Legends. Then take you on a blood sucker tour around the world covering Edimmu, Lamia, Vrykolakas, Strigoi, Moroi, Jiangshi, Asanbosam, Sasabonsam, Brahmaparusha, Los Biembiens, & The Highgate Vampire. All this and more on the 128th episode of "Bizarre Encounters with Shayn & Orin". Don't forget to like, follow, share, & review. We appreciate it!..BE PART OF THE HALLOWEEN

In this conversation, Jake shares his intriguing encounters with mysterious creatures, starting from a childhood experience in 1993 to a more recent sighting in 2016. He discusses the details of both encounters, the reactions of those around him, and the subsequent research he conducted to understand these phenomena. The conversation delves into the possibility of urban Bigfoot sightings and the implications of these reports in suburban areas, highlighting the connection between folklore and