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We all get a gut feeling. Most of the time that gut feeling is a negative or it's coming from someone who has never walked an inch in your shoes. Facing your gut feelings...

Andrew and Dave talk about how long our cooler temps stay and update the tropics.

Can you turn a dead wind turbine into an outdoor bridge? Host Meghann Scully dives into the fascinating world of extreme repurposing and circular upcycling, proving that yesterday’s industrial waste is tomorrow’s ultimate "Grand Design."In this mini-episode of the ESB Re:Energise podcast, we discover how Irish innovators are breathing spectacular new life into massive structures: Patrick Bradley – Renowned TV architect, breaking down the incredible realities, challenges, and design secrets of

Katie Gleeson, a dairy farmer from Templemore, County Tipperary, shares her journey into dairy farming at the National Ploughing Championships 2026. She discusses her transition from hairdressing to farming, the operations on her farm, and the challenges faced during a drought year. Katie also highlights her involvement in Dairy Women Ireland and her efforts in agri-communications through social media.Brought to you by NEDAP.

Thom Breathnach tells us about SANCCOB in Cape Town, and their efforts to save the Critically Endangered African Penguin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Terry Flanagan visits Declan Murphy in Newcastle, Co Wicklow, to discover why 2026 has been a good year for Irish butterflies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if we designed gardens with bees in mind—not just flowers, but the right flowers for the specific bee species that need them? In this episode, Jessica Gabler, an ecologist and landscape architect, shares her Target Species Planting concept, which identifies which pollen particular bee species need, then creates stunning perennial gardens that provide exactly that nutrition. As urban habitats shift and climate changes, precise pollinator-plant matching may be our best tool for supporting ...

Ken Whelan explores Arctic Char, Grayling, invasive Pink Salmon and King Crab in northern Norway and Finland.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Butterflies are on the move — and climate change and habitat loss are largely to blame.A new global study offers one of the most comprehensive looks yet at how butterfly species are responding to a changing planet. Researchers found evidence that 1,758 species — nearly 10% of known butterfly species — have changed where they live.Many are expanding into new areas, often moving toward cooler regions as temperatures rise. Others are disappearing from parts of their historic ranges. Climate change and

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.If you ever needed to be reminded about the interconnectedness of the planet, just look to the story of travelling dust.Minuscule yet so important in sustaining life on planet earth. By fertilising rainforests and oceans, it helps create the oxygen we breath, the food we eat, the biodiversity that makes the world go round.Who knows, maybe we wouldn’t be here without it!This episode of Awe Struck features interviews with Children's author

Pesaba media tonelada, medía más de 3 metros y lo llamaban "el pato del juicio final", pero esta ave gigante de Australia probablemente solo comía ensalada. Durante décadas, los paleontólogos debatieron si era pariente de patos, pollos o ninguno de los dos, hasta que nuevos fósiles y un huevo quemado hace 50,000 años cambiaron todo lo que sabíamos.¿Quieres tener nuestro libro físico? "Strange Creatures" es una obra maestra llena de ilustraciones originales y fascinantes datos del mundo animal 📗🐾

Summary: Wilson’s Warbler is a warbler that breaks all the warbler rules! Join Kiersten and Julie as they talk about this migratory bird that passes through Texas via the Central Flyway during fall migration. Show Notes: DNA Studies: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/news/capturing-migration-in-a-strand-of-dna-feathers-reveal-a-birds-origins/ Wilson’s Warbler audio provided by Lang Elliot Music of Nature: https://musicofnature.com/audubon-bird-songs/ National Audubon’s Migration Explorer:

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.This month it's all chillies. With over 400 plants in the ground and some growing tree-sized, we've finally got serious about selling — Shizuka's set up a Mercari shop (Japan's answer to eBay, more or less), and we've built 16 drying racks to turn the overflow into ichimi tōgarashi. Our chillies have also landed in a local shop, Middleman Groceries in Tamba Sasayama, and on the menu at Takaburu Curry.We also get into the messier side of

This week, Stephen Carey is joined by Jack Kingston and John Brennan to discuss the latest on farm news. Jack discusses closing dates for fertiliser and slurry application, John looks forward to the National Ploughing Championships next week, and Stephen gives an update on tillage crops. The Sod Pod; https://ie.timacagro.com/podcast-the-sod-pod/

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the growing threat of Islamist ideology in the United States. The speaker delves into the controversy surrounding Mayor Mamdani's decision to attend the 25th anniversary of the 9-11 ceremony, despite the families of the victims strongly objecting to his presence. The discussion centers around the mayor's ties to Islamist groups and individuals with a history of terrorism, including his ceremonial pen being passed to a lawyer who

After months of heatwaves and drought, it's blissful to wander through a wooden valley listening to rain falling on leaves. And as if summoned by the falling water, a rare marsh tit makes its sneezing call.BBC Countryfile Magazine's Plodcast Sound Escapes are a weekly audio postcard from the countryside to help you relax and transport you somewhere beautiful, wherever you happen to be. Recorded by Fergus Collins and introduced by Hannah Tribe.Email the Plodcast team – and send your sound recordings

As summer begins to give way to autumn, I’m noticing the subtle signs of change in the garden—and thinking about what forty episodes have taught me about watching, noticing, and letting things unfold.In this episode, I reflect on the changing garden, and why Flutter By Effect is moving into a slower, more intentional rhythm. I also share the story of an unexpected viceroy butterfly encounter and a very sleepy tufted titmouse.The garden doesn’t end. It changes. And maybe we’re allowed to do the

In some corners of the church, what Joel Muddamalle and Doug Van Dorn argue in this episode gets called heresy. Their claim is simple and enormous. The Angel of the Lord who stands before Joshua, speaks from the burning bush, and accepts worship without correcting it is the preincarnate Christ. The rabbis saw the tension too. They called it the Two Powers in Heaven, and they could not explain how two Yahwehs show up in the same verse. Doug wrote the book on this figure. Joel is the theologian in the