In this episode of the Eastside Firemen's Chat, Bob Wasik shares his journey in the fire service, discussing his passion for firefighting, the impact of line of duty deaths, and the importance of mental health. He reflects on personal health challenges, including his battle with cancer, and emphasizes the need for training and development within the fire service. As he approaches retirement, Bob offers insights on leadership, community support, and the evolving nature of the fire service.&nb...

Welcome to this very special episode of the Love The Bees Podcast! I’m your host, Yvonne Johnston, and I am thrilled to be wrapping up our season with you today. But don’t worry—this isn’t goodbye! We’ll be back in the spring with even more insights and tips from our fantastic panel of beekeepers, bird experts and horticulturists!So, let’s get into the good stuff! As we transition into autumn—the most enchanting time of the year for me—I can’t help but feel inspired by the beauty of nature winding

In this episode, I chat with the inspiring founders of Paddle Pretty, Ashley and Kat — two ocean lovers who turned their passion for paddle boarding into a mission to protect our beautiful waters. We talk about community, conservation, and the magic of connecting with nature from a paddleboard. Grab your sunscreen and dive in — this one’s full of sunshine and saltwater vibes! 🌊☀️💙I did experience some technical issues, but we rolled with it! Learning as I go! I appreciate your

Decision making mini-series - episode 3 - BiasIn this episode we discuss the complexities of decision-making in veterinary medicine, focusing on biases that can impact clinical reasoning and client communication. We look at how biases can lead to misdiagnosis, affect treatment choices, influence client trust and ultimately impact on animal welfare. We consider some of the more common biases, such as confirmation bias, anchoring bias, and availability bias, and emphasizes the importance of

In Episode 07 of Big Garden Little Garden, Geraldine reveals why she is wearing an eye-patch. Hint - it involves a Yucca plant. She also explains her new approach to dividing Dahlias. Claire plans to move some Bush Grasses - Calamagrostis and asks Geraldine for tips on growing Snowdrops. `Also, plenty of chat on Autumnal colour and jobs to do in the garden at the moment,.

FIS World Cup Rookie of the 24/25 Year Charlotte Wilson made history with a FIS World Cup gold in her first season, beating World #4, #3, #2 and #1 in a dual moguls stand off. The Jindabyne local is heading into this Winter Olympic season with high hopes and her younger sister, SBX athlete Abbey, as her biggest cheerleader. We chat with the Wilson sisters about performance anxiety, where they get their competitive nature from and what they love and loathe about each other. Check out the video pod on

I've just finished walking the Camino Portuguese. Please enjoy this rewind episode of my chat with Rebekah Scott.I first spoke to Rebekah three years ago. Her new book 'A Furnace Full of God' is simply magic. It's not your usual Camino book. This is a spiritual diary; a journal of a pilgrimage of the heart and soul. You can find A Furnace Full of God on Amazon....and Rebekah's non-profit organisation taking care of the Camino is peaceableprojects.org

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit smokeempodcast.substack.comNancy and Sarah discuss a leaked Telegram group chat among Young Republicans with at least 251 slurs. Is it bad? Yes. Is it THAT bad? Let’s discuss, but let’s also ask the question: Does anyone care about privacy anymore? A conversation about gossip, the contagious nature of bullying, when we expect people to grow up, and how foul-mouthed dirty-minded men navigate the guilt that comes with maturity and

🎙️ Marianne Faithfull: The Existential Spiral In this unedited studio session, Natalie Zannoni (Iris Belhaze) and producer Mat Creedon finish recording “Marianne Faithfull” while spiralling into an existential chat about art, truth, and being human. Raw, funny, and unexpectedly enlightening — this is the sound of music and meaning colliding in real time.

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is back to chat about second episode of Blood of My Blood, A.K.A “Sealed with a Kiss”. Come along as she discusses the gorgeous choreography of the love scene between Henry and Julia, the fabulous Grant dining room set, and the understated nature of the storytelling in this episode.

The concept of Sword Singing is fairly vague in Elder Scrolls Lore. So how will it be implemented in TES 6? Here are some ideas. Patreon: https://patreon.com/elderscrollslorecast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ElderScrollsLorecast Twitch: twitch.tv/robotsradio Talk TES with us! Discord: discord.gg/JXKfVhM Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/robotsradio.bsky.social Threads: https://www.threads.net/@robots_radio Email: elderscrollslorecast@gmail.com Get a cool shirt, hat, or sticker, and support the

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Clare explores a six-mile loop of the Chater Valley in this week’s Ramblings. Her companion is Will Hetherington who wrote to the programme inviting Clare to join him. He wanted to share his story of sudden bereavement, and the positivity that ultimately emerged from it.Tragically, in 2017, Will’s first wife, Wendy, took her own life. It was an enormous shock, bringing with it what Will describes as “complicated grief.” However, a remark at her funeral about a long walk Will and Wendy had once done

25th Sept 2025: It's a surprisingly warm one and Dan and Kel visit Yoesden Nature Reserve, with amusing chat about old people, cows, Moby, Kel's Been Reading, and Dan's Weirdo of the Week family. Nice time! XSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/nice-time-ramble/donations

Prophecy through mathematics, frequency and time -A funky, wisely performance from the Universe to us humans - ready to understand the intelligence from frequencies?

On this episode learn from zoo keeper Faith Hall about the aye aye, one of the most unusual primates in the world! Native to Madagascar, these rare lemurs are nocturnal and use their oversized ears and long, skinny middle finger to tap on wood and listen for insects hiding inside. Once they find a snack, that spooky finger helps scoop it out — nature’s very own “bug detector”! Though their unusual looks have sparked myths and superstitions, aye-ayes play an important role in their ecosystem by

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Maxine chats with Jen, who lives on a 65ft widebeam with her two children and runs holistic therapies while navigating the realities of off-grid boat life.They cover continuous cruising, finding a mooring, winter challenges, solar power, family routines, and Jen’s YouTube channel Whole Again that shares honest, practical insights into living slowly and connected to nature.

The "Podfather" Adam Curry is in the house to have a chat about all the things, from online intentional communities to the synthetic nature of conversation, and how that is the key to immunizing us from the High Table's desire to set us apart, tear us down, and leave us without hope.Show Notes:No Agenda ShowAdam on XTom on XGGnG on Patreon

I'm back with Justin Bonello to chat about his urban farming project, Neighbourhood Farm in Fish Hoek. One episode just couldn't pack in all the stuff this fascinating human is doing, and I'm not sure I've managed in two. We spoke about the importance of connection kids to nature and the source of their food, the challenges of keeping an urban farming project running and the harrowing thought that although we idealise the village life, we've completely forgotten how to live as a community in ...