What does it really take to break free from the grid and power your life with solar energy? In this illuminating episode, we're joined by Chris, the founder of Xolar, who walks us through the fascinating world of solar power systems with clarity that cuts through the technical fog. The conversation moves beyond the obvious panels to explore the entire ecosystem needed for energy independence. From inverters that transform raw solar power into usable electricity for your home, to the critical...

Ask Flora Funga Podcast anything OR Leave a Review Elspeth dives into the surprisingly sexy world of nuts and trees, unpacking the botanical definition of nuts while highlighting the ecological power of oaks as keystone species. She gets detailed with acorns—flour, starch, oil, and even liqueur—exploring their culinary versatility and cultural history. The conversation branches out into the rise and fall of the American chestnut, hybridization efforts, and the sometimes steamy dynamics of for...

In this eye-opening episode, we welcome Dr. Austin Roorda—visionary researcher, inventor, and professor—who takes us deep into the microscopic world of human vision. From mapping the trichromatic cone mosaic to pioneering adaptive optics scanning laser ophthalmoscopy, Dr. Roorda has revolutionized how we understand the eye.👁️ Discover:How stimulating a single cone can create surreal color experiences The science behind light damage and flicker sensitivity Why blue light might be more

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Tonight’s guest, Tristan Yolton, is a Sasquatch investigator who is based in Washington State. That’s where he was born and raised. Tristan has been investigating the Sasquatch phenomenon for 10 years now, but he doesn’t think he’s had a confirmation sighting, as he puts it. I’d beg to differ. You see, Tristan has had two experiences where he’s seen subjects, in the woods, that he couldn’t conclusively identify. When he had his first experience, he saw a tall, dark figure that he could hear thumping

In this episode Jonathan engages in an insightful conversation with Simon Kennedy, Associate Director of Wates Wild Scape. They discuss the formation and mission of Wates Wild Scape by the Wates Group, an over-a-century-old construction and development company in the UK. The episode covers key themes such as natural capitalism, nature markets, biodiversity net gain, nutrient neutrality, and sustainable alternative natural green spaces (SANGs). Simon shares his career journey, the ...

Acequias are a traditional irrigation practice with roots across the world. The inhabitants of New Mexico have used ditch irrigation since time immemorial, though the acequias used today took their present form about 400 years ago. Enrique Romero, head of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo division of the New Mexico Department of Justice, explains the history and governance of New Mexican acequias and discusses the theme of querencia.

Find serenity with Waves of Solitude, curated by Ocean Sounds, the official podcast of OceanSounds.com. This episode features gentle ocean tones, perfect for relaxation, meditation, or creating a peaceful space. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

These are TRUE horror stories from national and state parks that will make you think twice before your next camping trip. From unexplained disappearances to terrifying wilderness encounters, these real accounts from park rangers and visitors reveal the dark secrets lurking in America's most beautiful places. If you love true scary stories and real horror encounters, this compilation of national park horror will keep you up all night...Become an Eeriecast PLUS Member

Once widespread across the UK, the white-tailed eagle was driven to extinction by the early 20th century, but now, they are making a comeback!2025 marks 50 years since the first reintroduction, when young eagles from Norway were released on the Isle of Rùm. Since then, the population has steadily grown, with birds now breeding across Scotland, and more recently even returning to raise chicks in England for the first time in over two centuries.Join us as we look back at the decline and disappearance

C’è un personaggio che ha plasmato l’agricoltura Toscana, 250 anni fa… è Pietro Leopoldo!Personaggio estremamente pratico, pragmatico, che ha cambiato la vita dei contadini bonificando intere aree paludose, riformando l’agricoltura, l’educazione e addirittura il teatro! Vale la pena conoscere un pezzetto della sua storia, l’facciamo in questo episodio 34 del podcast! 🔗 Segui questo link, trovi i link al podcast e ai miei libri https://taplink.cc/potatura/p/pietro-isolan/ 🍅 Sul canale

Give us some grace on this topic. It's hard to discuss SNAP because it's a complicated topic, but with how related to agriculture it is, we thought it necessary to discuss. Hokseynativeseeds.com (for backyard pollinator mixes and CRP mixes)

mindfulbirdingnetwork@gmail.com In this episode, we spend time chatting about deepening our connections to birds through Mindful Birding experiences and how engaging our senses can enhance our experiences and feelings of connections. We cover a variety of subjects, including some key take-aways from a New York Times article published in August that asserts that time spent in nature can boost your attention span. In our Joy of Birdsong segment, we showcase the music of a singing B...

What happens when the foundation of the system that built the West starts to crack? In the early 2000s, the Colorado River Basin entered what climate scientists refer to as a megadrought, the driest period in over 1,200 years. As temperatures rose and runoff declined, our demand for water quickly outpaced a shrinking supply. Reservoirs like Lake Powell and Lake Mead began to drop — fast — revealing deep structural flaws. This episode unpacks the engineered risks, outdated policies, and looming

Relax with the Relaxing Ocean Breeze, offering 12 hours of peaceful sounds. Perfect for sleep, meditation, or reflection, this soundscape provides a calming retreat. Produced by NaturalPodcasts.com.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This August marked 20 years since Hurricane Katrina, and the devastation that storm had across the Gulf South is still reverberating throughout the country. Today I’m talking with Dr. Samantha Montano, a professor of emergency management at Massachusetts Maritime Academy and co-founder of Disaster Researchers for Justice. She wrote a great book called Disasterology: Dispatches from the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis. Now, amidst a continuing string of disastrous storms and wildfires, there are

What happens when a seasoned outdoorsman rounds a curve on Allegheny Mountain — and sees a massive figure standing dead center on the yellow line?In this unforgettable episode of Bigfoot Society, we talk to Rusty, a no-nonsense witness from West Virginia who had a jaw-dropping encounter on Route 33 at exactly 12:06 AM. What he saw? An 8-to-10 foot tall Sasquatch — muscular, massive, with yellow shining eyes, a snarling mouth full of horse-like teeth, and an ivy vine wrapped across its chest. Rusty

Why are we here? How do we think? What is the nature of life? What are the boundaries between ourselves and the rest of the living web—between ourselves and the rest of the universe across space and through time…and in the timeless, formless place from which everything arises?These are the big, foundational questions of our existence, and how we answer them shapes how we see ourselves and our relationship to everything around us. If we work on a human supremacist frame, then we have no

Unwind with mild rain sounds and slow rumbles of thunder in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The gentle drizzle and low thunder rolls offer a cozy and comforting soundscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zoe Savage returned to the podcast to talk about her Wild Fire progression from working on a district, to Type 1 crew, to a Helitack crew. We also discussed the great Wildland Firefighter fun known as Type 2 fun. Tune in to hear the full episode.