A multimedia installation which explores the role of beavers on an estate in Perthshire is part of this year’s soundfestival in the north east. Rachel joins composer and musician Dave Maric to learn more about Silent Architects.Mark takes a stroll in Falkirk with writer Rebecca Smith to appreciate the beauty of larch trees and new techniques to protect them.One of Shetland's small outer Isles recently saw the first working tractor in over thirty years tend to the land. Eva Runciman meets Ethan

Think you know Australia’s best dive sites? Think again! Marine biologist and scuba legend Steve Sinclair has spent over five decades exploring every reef, wreck and cave from Tasmania to the Top End — and now he’s revealing the Top 50 Dive Sites in Australia. From world-famous coral gardens on the Great Barrier Reef to secret, world-class dive spots you’ve never heard of, Steve shares insider stories and tips from a lifetime beneath the waves. Plus — find out how you could win free dive trip...

Will There Be a Santa Rally? Is now a good time to invest in air taxis? Buy, sell, or hold Bitcoin or gold? Ways to eliminate capital gains taxes? What effect are interest rate cuts really going to have? Sectors that are strong and those that are lagging. Opportunities to engage in and money pits to avoid. Should you capture gains on your Tesla, AI, Magnificent 7? If you haven’t invested yet, how can you get in without buying high? Fixed income without paper losses strategies. All this and more in

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Tonight’s guest, Beth Duncan, is a Sasquatch eyewitness who became a Sasquatch investigator, due to her interest in learning all that she can about them. One of the many things Beth has going for her, as an investigator, is the fact that a Sasquatch clan lives on and around the 100-acre farm, in Southern West Virginia, where she lives. Her farm is where she had the sighting and not only is she going to share the details of that sighting on tonight’s show, she’s also going to share several other

In this special episode of the Fancy Scientist podcast, you'll gain access to my free training series Becoming a Wildlife Professional Training. This 3 part series teaching you the 3 essential factors you need to secure a permanent job in wildlife biology, ecology, zoology, or conservation biology careers so that you can do what you love and make a difference is available only until October 23rd until midnight. In this training, you’ll learn the three key components that comprise a winning

What if darkness wasn’t the absence of light—but a form of urban infrastructure? In this episode, we dive deep with Chiara Carucci, a transdisciplinary lighting designer who's reshaping how cities think about nighttime. From moonlit forests in Sweden to bat-friendly corridors in urban parks, Chiara shares her vision for lighting that respects biodiversity, supports human well-being, and treats darkness as a civic asset—not a void. 💡 Topics Covered: – How we use Artificial Light at Night

Connecting growers and showcasing the latest agriculture technologies are a focus for one of Brazil's largest cooperatives, Coopercitrus Rural Producers'. At the latest Coopercitrus Expo —  spanning many hectares of innovation — Chairman of the Board of Directors Matheus Marino shares with Jeremy Matuszewski how the cooperative supports farmers in Brazil and the similarities to agriculture in the United States. The event’s family-friendly atmosphere and excitement contribute to its continued

Get ready for an action-packed and hilarious conversation as Bigfoot Bob and Skookum Steven sit down with Dan Price, the creator, co-writer, and artist of BIGFOOT KNOWS KARATE! 🎨👊We’re diving into the origins of the comic, the creative process behind bringing Bigfoot to life in a whole new way, and the monster mayhem that inspired it all. If you love cryptids, comics, and clever storytelling—you won’t want to miss this one! 🔥 🎧 Tune in to the Bigfoot Club Podcast for this epic crossover between

E questa volta, si parla di letame! Un vero acceleratore di fertilità per il suolo, simbolo dello scarto che porta la vita, che ha ispirato poeti, cantanti e che fa parte della mitologia dell’antica roma! In questo episodio conosceremo anche lo scarabeo stercorario, un vero esperto di letame! 🔗 Segui questo link, trovi i link al podcast e ai miei libri https://taplink.cc/potatura/p/pietro-isolan/ 🍅 Sul canale di orto da coltivare trovi i miei tutorial

Relax with Shoreline Serenity, presented by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode captures soothing ocean breeze tones, perfect for unwinding, meditation, or quiet reflection. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An Appalachian trail documentary episode featuring 5 unsettling Appalachian trail missing person cases and murders that will leave you feeling watched and alone...⚠️ Best listened to with headphones in complete darkness ⚠️ 0:00 INTRO 1:47 CASE ONE APPALACHIAN KILLER 17:23 CASE TWO: THE UNSOLVED MURDER OF LOUISE CHAPUT 29:38 CASE THREE: THE DEATH OF SCOTT LILLY - STONEWALL'S LAST STAND 42:02 CASE FOUR: THE IMPOSSIBLE VANISHING OF TRENNY GIBSON 48:18 CASE FIVE: THE SURVIVALIST PARADOX -

Welcome back to another riveting episode of Coffee Time Wednesday. Kent is gone this week, so Riley and Nicolas take on topics much too big for them without Kent to make sure they don't get canceled. They discuss how government spending affect conservation, and what it will take to longevity to our conservation practices in the US. Hokseynativeseeds.com (for CRP mixes, Backyard Prairie Mixes, and Hunting Mixes)

Candidate for Georgia Public Service Commission, Dr. Alicia Johnson, joins the podcast to talk family, policy, and rising energy costs.

Chris Higgins is Professor and Chair in the Department of Formative Education in the Lynch School of Education and Human Development at Boston College where he co-directs the BA program in Transformative Educational Studies and the Ph.D. program in Formative Education. A philosopher of education, he has written on the existential dimensions of teaching and learning, the idea of education as a public good; humanism and liberal learning; imagination and aesthetic education; practice and vocational

From a shovel to a mallet, and even an aeroplane - the hammerheads really do win the prize for some of the most bizarrely shaped sharks out there. But why do they have such oddly-shaped noggins? What do they eat? Where do we find them? And why are one of the most charismatic groups of sharks in the world also one of the most threatened? In this episode we are joined by Dr Kelly Kingon, Associate Professor at the University of the Bahamas, SOSF project leader and co-director of the non-profit CHaPO

What happens when a late-summer hike on Prince of Wales Island turns into a heart-pounding encounter with something massive—and very real? In this gripping episode, Jeremiah speaks with a witness who broke a sacred warning from an Alaskan Native elder and paid the price. You’ll hear firsthand how one wrong turn led to eerie silence in the woods, booming knocks, and a sighting of a 7-foot black-furred creature just 60 feet away near Craig, Alaska. But that’s just the beginning.From aggressive

What if the wildest place you visit this week is the tiny park down your street? Urban wildlife biologist Sam Kieschnick of Texas Parks and Wildlife joins us to show how Dallas–Fort Worth’s “mosaic of green and gray” holds more life than most people imagine—over 12,000 documented species and counting. Sam walks us through the people-centered work of urban ecology: helping residents share space with coyotes, guiding park managers to support pollinators and birds, and translating observa...

What is humanity for?  What happens if we rethink not just the way we plan buildings, but our entire role as beings on a living planet?  These are the central questions driving Michael Pawlyn's third edition of the life-changing book, Biomimcry in Architecture.  Michael Pawlyn is an architect, the founding director of Exploration Architecture Ltd and is a ground-breaking pioneer, not just of biomimicry as the design foundation of architecture and the built environment, but of the ways we

Let stormy night rain and soothing thunder lull you to sleep in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The rhythmic rainfall and deep thunder rolls provide a peaceful escape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices