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Some hauntings come and go—but Rose always returns in the fall. From September through October, a quiet suburban home becomes the stage for a recurring haunting. Every year, the family’s resident spirit, Rose, makes her presence known. It began subtly—a black, hunched figure walking past the kitchen window, footsteps on the porch, a shadow that vanished when the door was opened. At first, they thought it was a trick of the light, until guests began to see her too. As years passed, Rose became part

This month on the Nutrient Management Podcast, we talk about a recent increase in N rate recommendations for corn. Why have these suggested nitrogen rates for corn increased over time? How are regional differences across Minnesota factored into this increase? Why does the Maximum Return to Nitrogen (MRTN) method of N rate calculation bring economics into the mix? Why should growers focus on profit instead of yield? Won't a higher nitrogen rate make our SE Minnesota water issues worse? Our

Matt, Katie and EJ continue their investigation of the Amityville Haunting. The ghosts and Jodi the pig pull out all the stops to torment the Lutz family. Even psychic mediums and demon hunters can't stop them, and the family flees in terror. But how much of this story is true? And how much is a fabrication by the Lutzes - and the most famous paranormal investigators in the world? slayingmonsterspodcast.com supporters.slayingmonsterspodcast.com

They thought it was the perfect home — until the house started to wake up. After seven years of trying, a young couple finally had a baby on the way and found what seemed like their dream home: a spacious 2,000-square-foot house that felt like a new beginning. But within weeks, the dream turned into a nightmare. Doors opened by themselves. Lights flickered. Footsteps echoed down the hall. Then came the shadow at the top of the stairs, silently watching as they slept. When a stranger walked into

It started as one woman’s unusual plan to control ticks on her family’s old Wisconsin farm: drive hours in a tiny Kia, pick up ten ring-neck pheasants in burlap sacks, and release them on the land. But the road trip spiraled into a comedy of chaos—hissing birds, Jurassic-Park-like screeches, an unforgettable smell, and a surprise waiting in the back seat. Out of that disastrous adventure came an unexpected miracle: one tiny life that would change everything. What began as a spur-of-the-moment farm

Get started with 1 month free of Superhuman today, using my link: https://try.sprh.mn/briankeatingToday's guest made bacteria immune to every virus that exists. This breakthrough could revolutionize medicine by creating virus proof cell therapies and potentially extending this protection to human cells. Also demonstrating that we can fundamentally rewrite the language of life itself, something that was previously thought impossible. George Church is a Harvard Medical School genetics professor

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! When Hunter and Jenny Scott bought their dream home in Rockford, Alabama, they thought they were starting a new chapter — until the house started writing one of its own. Shadow figures emerged from dark corners, unseen forces lashed out, and a violent history began to reveal itself piece by chilling piece. This wasn’t just another haunting — it was personal. As paranormal activity escalated, even Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, became intrigued

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Belief in the paranormal doesn’t always begin in childhood—it often arrives when we least expect it. For Matthew Sorge, that moment came one ordinary afternoon while relic hunting at an abandoned farmhouse. What was supposed to be a simple search for artifacts turned into a life-changing encounter with something unseen. He hadn’t gone looking for the paranormal, but it found him. That single experience opened Matthew’s eyes to a world he couldn’t ignore. It

Harvard-trained Dr. Joshua Helman (Chief Medical Officer, Hippocrates Health Institute) shares science-backed ways to reduce inflammation and prevent Alzheimer’s disease. Discover practical detox protocols, fasting strategies, and natural treatments to reverse cognitive decline and protect your brain health. In this episode: Root causes shared by Alzheimer’s and cancer—and how to target themEveryday toxins harming your brain and bodyEffective detoxification and fasting strategies for longevit...

What’s it like managing 70+ growers while staying ahead with FieldView™? This Channel Seed Dealer shares the tools, insights, and lessons from the field.In this episode, we sit down with Kristy Lammers, Channel SeedPro, and Iowa growers Galen Mulder and Dalton Feckers to talk scouting, customer service, and digital tools like FieldView™. From managing dozens of growers to preparing for future Iowa growing seasons, they share how data and teamwork drive better outcomes. Plus, hear how Channel Fest

The history of film calls to mind unforgettable photographs, famous directors, and the glitz and hustle of the media business. But there is another tale to tell that connects film as a material to the twentieth century's history of war, destruction, and cruelty.This story comes into focus during World War II at the factories of Tennessee Eastman, where photographic giant Kodak produced the rudiments of movie magic. Not far away, at Oak Ridge, Kodak was also enriching uranium for the Manhattan

This week we talk with paranormal author and investigator/researcher Nathan Elwell about his adventures into the paranormal.... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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В этом выпуске подкаста «Пожалуйста, без водорода» мы рассказываем одну из самых невероятных и смелых историй XX века — побег двух немецких семей из ГДР в Западную Германию на самодельном воздушном шаре. Без спецоборудования, разрешений и опыта пилотирования, вооружившись только инженерной смекалкой и надеждой, они построили аэростат и перелетели через одну из самых охраняемых границ мира.Вы узнаете:- Как инженеры и рабочие из маленького восточногерманского городка решили, что им хватит социализма.-

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC! What happens when a haunted childhood inspires a lifetime of invention? Rob Walczak, founder of Ghost Gear, grew up in a Michigan home filled with unexplained activity — and instead of turning away from the paranormal, he turned it into his passion. Combining his engineering expertise with his fascination for the unseen, Rob has created some of the most innovative ghost-hunting devices ever made, including the EPOCH Box and PICCOLO EMF Music Box. In this episode of

Send us a text In this episode of Facet Nation, Lucinda and Simon explore the spooky side of gemstones, discussing Halloween traditions, recent robberies in the gem industry, and the history of cursed stones. They delve into tales of the Black Orlov diamond, the Bahia Emerald, The Black Prince's Ruby, and the infamous Hope Diamond, revealing the dark stories and misfortunes associated with these gems. Takeaways Halloween is a significant cultural event in America. The UK is slowly adoptin...

Send us a text Hoy les contaré la historia de un error que se convirtió en tradición. De una forma que sobrevivió al tiempo, sin razón aparente, solo porque nos resultaba familiar. Es un viaje por esos gestos que repetimos sin saber por qué, por los objetos que conservan su antigua piel aunque ya no la necesiten, por los ecos que el futuro decide no borrar.Hablaremos de belleza, de memoria y de lo que ocurre cuando las cosas nuevas todavía suenan —o se ven— como las viejas. Hoy viajaremos a t...

Send us a text If artificial intelligence can match—or even surpass—our diagnostic accuracy, what happens to the role of the pathologist? That’s the question I explore in this episode of DigiPath Digest #30, where I break down three fascinating papers showing how AI is changing the way we diagnose, classify, and predict outcomes in renal transplant biopsies, thyroid cytology, and gastrointestinal cancers. These studies don’t just prove AI’s potential—they reveal what it means for us, the huma...