Chris and Xand van Tulleken continue their conversation with Dr Cathy Stannard, clinical lead of the pain transformation programme at NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board and the clinical lead for the NICE guideline on chronic pain. Together, they take a closer look at chronic pain, exploring what happens when pain persists beyond the original injury. The conversation also explores how chronic pain is treated. They discuss why medical treatments that work well for acute pain may be less

Welcome to What's Up Docs?, the podcast where doctors and identical twins Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore the ideas shaping our health and wellbeing.In this episode, they turn their attention to pain - one of the most familiar, yet least understood, experiences of being human.Joined by Dr Cathy Stannard, clinical lead of the pain transformation programme at NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board and the clinical lead for the NICE guideline on chronic pain, they explore what happens in the

A family called police after something spent hours circling their home and shrieking. The responding officer reportedly watched a huge, two-legged figure clear a five-foot fence. The family said it returned after he left.Retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer Chris Raabis comes forward to share the Bigfoot-related call he helped follow up on near Pemberton, British Columbia. He describes interviewing the frightened family, hearing his colleague’s account, and documenting the incident in a

Enjoy a mellow, beautiful ramble with herbalist and healer Brigit Anna MacNeill and find gentle joy in the wild plants we find in our gardens, parks and hedgerows. Brigit offers Plodcast host Fergus Collins deep insight into the medicinal uses of common wayside wildflowers and why we should change our approach to the idea of 'weeds'.Beautiful, meditative and healing. Read Brigit's wonderful book The Wild Within, published by September booksGet in touch on Facebook! Search "BBC Countryfile Magazine -

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Send us Fan Mail What can the Miami Dolphins’ legendary perfect season teach us about resilience, teamwork, competition—and even life outdoors? In this episode of Wildly Unplug, Lauren Connolly welcomes author Bob Gonzalez back to the podcast to talk about his new book, Pro Football’s Constitution, a humorous and creative celebration of the 1972 Miami Dolphins and the only perfect season in NFL history. Bob shares the football history behind the undefeated Dolphins, including the quarterbac...

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What kind of animal can see light we cannot and strike with enough force to crack a crab’s shell? In this classic episode from 2022, Chris and Angie meet the mantis shrimp: a small marine predator with extraordinary eyes and one of the most powerful hunting strikes in the animal world. Some species smash hard-shelled prey, while others use sharp, spear-like limbs to catch fish.“Mantis shrimp” refers to hundreds of species, so there is no single conservation status for them all. Some face pressure

Wild pigs came crashing through the Kentucky woods. Seconds later, a massive, hairy figure ran past a hunter less than 20 feet away.Jay recalls the morning near Cadiz when he watched a seven- to eight-foot creature chase a herd of wild pigs through his hunting spot. A shaft of sunlight revealed a detail he still remembers decades later: a human-looking ear.In Bigfoot Society Episode 1211, Jeremiah Byron also hears accounts of huge footprints in Colorado’s Rampart Range, a Michigan whoop powerful

Mr. E and Jay Clone bring up some old stories that were covered in previous seasons of Cryptids of the Corn about the man-eating Leviathan. It is said God created this massive aquatic monstrosity, simply for the fact that He enjoyed watching it frolic through the oceans. Get ready as we crawl into the belly of the best on this episode of Cryptids of the Corn!NEW BOOK LINK:A KIDS GUIDE TO INTERDEMENTIONAL MONSTER: Amazon.co.uk: England, Justin Daniel, Burke, Joseph e: 9798188604424: BooksLINK TO

Amanda and Dr Kelly Z talk about springtails, which are not insects but are still very bugs. They are their own thing and they are a lot.Bug discussion begins at 8:25 Kelly's Field Notes: https://www.bugsneedheroes.com/episodes/springald Send us questions and suggestions! BugsNeedHeroes@gmail.com Join us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bugsneedheroes/ Join us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bugsneedheroes Join us on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/BugsNeedHeroes Hosted by Amanda

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On the next episode of the Bigfoot Club Podcast, Bigfoot Bob and BigBoyJones welcome back their cousin, Joe Montez!We talk shop, catch up, and dive into reports and sightings of the mysterious Dogman in Texas. Could something unexplained be roaming the woods, back roads, and rural areas of the Lone Star State? Tune in for a wild conversation about Texas cryptid encounters, eyewitness stories, and the possibility that Dogman may be closer than you think. #BigfootClub #BigfootClubPodcast #Dogman

On this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I interview Dale from Tennessee about a series of unexplained encounters that have occurred around his home and in the surrounding countryside. Over the years, Dale has experienced rocks being thrown at him in the forest, strange sounds around his cabin, and several possible sightings. While returning home from work one evening, he spotted a mysterious solid-white figure that reminded him of Bigfoot, although he was never able to fully identify what he had seen

Molly and Sam take well deserved time off and leave Tom on his own. This podcast covers Southern Resident Killer Whale updates, New Biggs Killer Whale calves, Red Footed Boobies, and Humpback land!Support the Exploring the Salish Sea Program here!Book a Tour with the #1 Whale Watching company in Victoria, British Columbia! Victoria’s Top Whale Watching Company | Eagle Wing ToursFollow Us on Instagram and Tik Tok! @4EverWildPodcastHave questions? Feel free to reach out via email

When a Daubenton's bat tested positive for a rabies-related virus at a kindergarten in central Germany, the story moved faster than the facts. Headlines screamed "rabies panic," and Dr. Amelie Lisa Arnecke stepped in to stop good science from being drowned out by panic. In this episode, the veterinary pathologist and Leipzig University postdoc walks us through how one grounded bat triggered a vaccination campaign, a media storm, and a 500-person public event, and what she's learned about gett...

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Send us Fan Mail On a bright early-October morning at High Ash Farm, autumn has arrived in earnest at Fox’s Grove. Horse-chestnut leaves are already brown and falling as the corky abscission layer seals each leaf from its stalk, while field maples around the field edges glow scarlet and gold in the low sun. Fallen ash trees, victims of dieback, lie among the leaf litter, and a lawyer’s wig ink cap stands at perfection before it begins to eat itself — dripping black ink that attracts flies and...