In this conversation, Marella speaks with Emma Conway, founder of Sperrin Soul Forest School — a mother, educator, and member of an extended  local family whose differing views on the goldmine mirror the wider divisions playing out across this rural communityWhile parts of Emma’s family have engaged with Dalradian, others, including Emma herself, have spoken out against the mine. It’s a story that runs deep — of love and loyalty, of belonging and belief — and of what it means to keep connection

Experience the tranquility of Calming Horizon, brought to you by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode delivers relaxing ocean rhythms, perfect for focus, stress relief, or unwinding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text JT does a fantastic Job weaving the stories of women wronged and grieving, who now haunt various graveyards across the United States. This content was originally recorded as part of our Graveyard stories Episode. Due to time constraints, these stories were set aside to be aired as this standalone Mini Episode.

In this week's episode, we'll be talking about the Flatwoods Monster of West Virginia. In 1952, he made his appearance on Fisher's farm after crashing or landing his craft on a nearby hillside. Witnessed by many, the 10 foot tall creature hovered over the ground and emitted a purplish haze that made them sick. One man saw the craft leave, the morning after the incident. The Air Force and the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry said the witnesses saw an owl and were exposed to mu...

The source provides an overview of ten of Japan's most iconic animals, detailing their ecological importance and immense cultural significance within the archipelago. The episode explores species ranging from the highly adaptable Japanese Macaque (Snow Monkey) and the sacred Sika Deer to mythical figures like the shapeshifting Tanuki (Japanese Raccoon Dog) and the revered Kitsune (Red Fox). Each entry discusses the animal's unique characteristics, its role in folklore, art, and modern pop culture,

In this episode of Through the Gates, we sit down with Jessica Whitaker, a young female hunter who proves that you don’t have to be “born into it” to make an impact. From her first hunts to becoming an outspoken advocate at rallies, banquets, and wildlife commission meetings, Jessica’s journey shows how new hunters—especially women—are reshaping the future of conservation. Jessica shares candidly about the hurdles she faced starting out, the misconceptions fueled by social media, and why it’...

What happens when two lifelong outdoorsmen follow a braided Adirondack stream to a beaver dam—hook a bass—and the forest erupts? In this high-intensity episode, Tim and Eric Vogel revisit a harrowing 2013 encounter: two trees shaking like snow globes, a nonstop roar that thumped their chests, and the chilling realization they’d crashed a Sasquatch fishing operation. We also dive into a class-A moment at Balance Rock in Savoy State Forest in Massachusetts—an eight-to-nine-foot figure, a 17.5-inch

What do underwater art museums, bomb tests, and citizen science have in common? They're all part of the story of the Great Barrier Reef’s past, present—and possible future. Our guest this week is Dr. Adam Smith—freediver, marine biologist, and founder of Reef Ecologic, a Townsville-based social enterprise leading innovative reef conservation through research, education, and community action. In this episode, we dive into how art, science, and storytelling are being used in powerful ways to p...

Unwind with distant thunder and slow rainfall sounds in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The soft drizzle and fading thunder provide a peaceful background for rest and relaxation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we welcomed Nicole Richards, CEO of US firm Allonnia, a company that promises to enzymes and microbes to degrade environmental contaminants. Now the topic of PFAS, per and polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as forever chemicals, is getting a lot of attention. Known for their unbreakable bonds, they’re used in pretty much everything, from non-stick saucepans through to waterproof jackets, and military firefighting foam applications. Following a regulatory limit introduction by ...

Since 2021, Argyll Hope Spot’s Snorkelling Artists Residency has been offering artists the opportunity to explore the marine habitats of Argyll and create artwork inspired by what they find beneath the waves. Mark dons his wetsuit to join printmaker Louise Scammell and artist and writer Jane Smith who are helping to run the residency.Last week, Scottish Ministers approved a new seasonal byelaw to ban campfires and barbecues in the Cairngorms National Park at the most high risk times of the year

The episode thoroughly examine NASA's ambitious plan to integrate nuclear power into its deep space exploration efforts, centering on the Fission Surface Power (FSP) project for both lunar and Martian missions. The sources detail the necessity of nuclear energy to overcome the challenges of extreme environments, such as the long lunar night and Martian dust storms, which render solar power unreliable for long-term human presence. Specifically, the text explores the technical specifications of small

Mark Diacono has always grown, cooked and written about food. But despite a life lived in and around nature, he felt disconnected. A simple weekly diary helped him get back in touch with the natural world and himself, and an even simpler soup helped him cope with being “happily heartbroken”. A Life More Wild is an 18Sixty production, brought to you by Canopy & Stars. Production by Clarissa Maycock. Our theme music is by Billie Marten.

Ever wanted to move through the woods with real confidence—no glowing screen, no second-guessing, just clear decisions and steady steps? That’s the energy fueling this week’s journey under the canopy, where we blend a love of seasonal living with the practical art of orienteering and a thoughtful look at chaga’s place in everyday wellness. We kick things off in early-fall Ontario: an off-grid chaga camp to prep, a simple generator humming at night, and a grocery plan for a rotating crew of h...

They say the beast of Caribou Lake is a dragon, others believe it to be a gigantic demon. Find out in today's scary true stories of the unknown!⚠️ Best listened to with headphones in complete darkness ⚠️ 0:00 INTRO 0:51 Hellhound in my Hometown from Untold Horrors 18:22 The Wrong Cousin in our Living Room from Kue95 9:04 My Father and the Dragon from TempestClone729 18:16 It Followed Us from House to House from xoxwickedsoulxox 36:07 I Witnessed a Skinwalker on Psilocybin from

Week 5 is a BIG ONE! On this episode of Deer Camp with the Lindseys, we asked some big buck gurus what their favorite 5 day window of the rut is this year, based on the calendar alone. We know a lot of you have to plan your rut vacation and can't necessarily always play the weather, so if that is the case, you will want to hear this one! Not only that, but if you can play the weather a bit, you still will want to hear these dates! There is one day in particular that is in the center of the Rut Heat

The source provides an extensive overview of the current status and significant challenges involved in sending humans to Mars, primarily focusing on efforts by the United States through NASA and private companies like SpaceX. It explains that while Mars has long been the goal for human expansion due to its potential resources, significant technological hurdles remain, including developing advanced propulsion, robust life support systems, and effective radiation protection for the multi-year

It’s the first Let’s Talk Wild Podcast book club discussion, and I’m thrilled to be joined by Leokadia George, the author behind the heartwarming children’s book Trumpet the Miracle Wolf Pup. Trumpet Becomes a Mom is the fourth book in the series, based on a real-life Mexican gray wolf at the New York Wolf Conservation Center. The book blends love, family, and wildlife conservation into a story perfect for young readers—and their families. Leokadia shares the inspiration behind Trumpet’s jour...

This week on Bigfoot Club Podcast, Bigfoot Bob and Skookum Steven sit down to talk about the recent passing of two legendary figures in science and cryptozoology — Dr. Jeff Meldrum and Dr. Jane Goodall. Their pioneering work shaped how we study unknown species, primate behavior, and the mystery surrounding Bigfoot. The hosts also cover the shocking UAP Hellfirer incident over Yemen, diving into what it could mean for global disclosure and ongoing paranormal research.Tune in for thoughtful