Join Patti Negri on The Witching Hour for an enlightening conversation with intuitive and mindfulness consultant, Elysia Skye. Discover the power of intuition, rituals for personal growth, and the journey of embracing your true self. 🌟✨ Listen now and unlock your unique A Guide to Intuitive Living with Elysia Skyebrilliance! #TheWitchingHour #IntuitiveLiving #PattiNegri #ElysiaSkye

Heather Moser is a producer and researcher for the documentary film company Small Town Monsters and helped establish Small Town Monsters Publishing. She is also an adjunct professor and author who loves diving into all things spooky and strange! You can find some of her work in volumes 1,3,5, and 7 of the Feminine Macabre and you can hear her chatting with other storytellers on her podcast, The Lore You Know. She is also a co-host of the STM podcast Monsteropolis.Visit Small Town Monsters here:

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Most high school ghost hunts end with screams, laughter, and late-night coffee—but rarely with something truly paranormal. For Nolan Emerson, one of those adrenaline-fueled nights turned into something far more chilling: a real encounter with the unexplained. That experience left a mark on him and ultimately shaped his future. What started as a teenage thrill-seeking adventure became a lifelong passion for paranormal investigation, taking Nolan from

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE In the heart of rural America, hidden among the fields of Blue Hill, Nebraska, stands a farmhouse with a chilling past. For over 120 years, it held its secrets—until one man made a discovery that would change everything. Deep in the cellar, the new homeowner unearthed a mysterious old wooden box. Inside were strange and unsettling items: part of a cryptic book, a piece of coal, and a doll unlike anything he had ever seen. Unsure of what he had stumbled upon,

Ag antitrust expert Austin Frerich sees the current food system as a mechanism for modern robber barons to treat rural communities as mere “extraction colonies.” But, he argues, changing how we eat isn’t enough — we need to disrupt how power is distributed all along the food chain (2 of 2 parts).More Information:• Austin Frerich’s website • Nov. 4, 2025 — LSP Event Featuring Sonja Trom Eayrs & Austin Frerich: “Big Ag, Big Problems: A Panel on Rural Consolidation” • Ear to the Ground podcast

Send us a text What started as an off-road race using cars that cost less than $500 has turned into the largest organized clean up of trash on public land in the country. Tune in for some laughs, good stories, and to hear how the Sons of Smokey are taking care of our national forests and BLM.

The scientific stories behind this year's research that made people LAUGH, then THINK.Watch the 2025 Ig Nobel Ceremony here: https://youtu.be/z1cP4xKd_L4In this episode, we bring together three of this year’s Ig Nobel winners whose research spans psychology, food science and human biology. You’ll hear how a team of psychologists devised a counter-intuitive way to boost a narcissist’s self-confidence; how two physicists uncovered the “mozzarella phase” of pecorino cheese while perfecting

Cambium is building the operating system for reuse—a digital supply chain connecting the fragmented network of companies needed to turn fallen trees into finished goods.Every year, tens of millions of urban trees come down. The scale is staggering, and most end up chipped, burned, or buried. Cambium links tree-removal crews, haulers, mills, and end customers through a unified digital platform—transforming what was once waste into market-ready material.Today, more than 500 companies across

Legislation for Australia's first Treaty between the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria and the Victorian Government has just been introduced in the Victorian Parliament. An historic moment built on over 200 years of First Nations' advocacy.North East Representative of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria, Levi Power, returns to EarthChat to chat with Ruth and Phil about this latest exciting Treaty news. The journey to a Statewide Treaty for Victoria, led by First Peoples, is going to benefit

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Maella Ginn is a gifted medium and spiritual artist who has found a remarkable way to keep the memory of loved ones alive. She creates stunning, one-of-a-kind portraits using a small amount of cremation ashes, layering each painting with intention, love, and the story of the soul it represents. Her work offers comfort, healing, and a tangible connection for families grieving their loss. Maella’s spiritual journey began early. At just four years old, she lost

Daniel and Kelly talk to Phil Metzger about the engineering challenges of building self-replication space probes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Living World Story, Shayla Paradeis sings to awaken her soul. Listen to Shifting Gears on KDNK.org on the first Monday of each month at 4pm.

Statistics are everywhere: in news reports, at the doctor's office, and in every sort of forecast, from the stock market to the weather. Blogger, teacher, and computer scientist Allen B. Downey knows well that people have an innate ability both to understand statistics and to be fooled by them. As he makes clear in this accessible introduction to statistical thinking, the stakes are big. Simple misunderstandings have led to incorrect medical prognoses, underestimated the likelihood of large

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!What happens when childhood night terrors cross the line from psychological to physical? As a young boy, Travis Webb suffered from relentless night terrors. But these weren’t ordinary nightmares. He would wake up with scratches, bruises, and unexplained marks on his body — despite no one ever touching him. His frightening experiences left family and friends searching for answers. Were these injuries caused by sleepwalking, or was something darker and

Some hauntings are tied to houses. Others to land. But the most terrifying kind are tied to people.In 2001, a young mother of three thought she’d found a dream apartment. Close to her kids’ school, her college, and daycare for her youngest, it seemed perfect. But soon, the ordinary became horrifying. A cupboard swinging open and shut on its own. Shower curtains ripped down in the night — or propped upright in impossible positions. Waves of primal fear driving her out of her own home. Then came

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"That's Not Human and IT's in the Bed of My Truck!"Episode 455 | October 2, 2025 In Tonight’s Episode of Paranormal Mysteries...I’ll be sharing an extraordinary eyewitness report of a humanoid creature that was encountered in North Carolina, and documented by the local sheriff’s office, and 911 dispatch. It’s a case that’s so chilling, the witness refused to talk about it until recently, but admits that he still has no idea what he saw. All he knows is that it was very real, and that it wasn’t

Join Pam and Jess as they dive head first into SPOOKY SEASON with chilling tales of Doppelgängers. What are they? What are their origins and what is the purpose of their unnatural, terrifying mimicry?

Send me a message here! In this conversation, I discuss the principles of high performance building at length with Matt Risinger, focusing on the importance of durability, water management, building science education, and the cultural differences in building practices between Australia and the US. Matt shares insights from his experiences in Australia, emphasising the need for transparency and learning from mistakes in the building industry. We also explore the concept of the 'Perfect Wall' a...

Some dreams fade the moment we open our eyes. Others burn themselves so deeply into memory that decades later, they still feel fresh—real, undeniable. This is one of those dreams. At only five years old, she lost her beloved grandmother Martha, the woman who had brought her and her father from the Dominican Republic to New York, who filled her early childhood with birthday parties, sleepovers, and love. Too young to fully understand death, she struggled to grasp why her grandmother never came by