In this episode of Ramble On, Kate reflects again on a topic recently covered in her blog - that of 'false summits' in marketing. Where the blog (https://houseofcomms.uk/blog/marketing-strategys-false-summit/) takes a theoretical view of the analogy, this episode covers the same analogy from a more practical and personal perspective. Kate shares the realisation that she recently encountered a false summit in her own marketing, something she considers a failure, that has inspired her to do things

For Chester Moore, the question isn't simply an internet legend. It is connected to a mystery that has fascinated him since childhood.In this episode of Dark Outdoors, Chester digs into his archives and revisits an investigation into reports of giant rattlesnakes, including an extraordinary account involving a rattlesnake said to have measured approximately 11 feet long. It's a mystery Chester first encountered as a kid and one he has spent years trying to understand. How large can rattlesnakes

Aunque mide apenas medio metro, el tiburón cortador de galletas puede arrancar trozos circulares a ballenas, orcas e incluso submarinos nucleares. Es el único tiburón parásito del mundo, usando un brillo azul en su vientre para camuflarse de sus depredadores antes de atacar.¿Quieres tener nuestro libro físico? "Strange Creatures" es una obra maestra llena de ilustraciones originales y fascinantes datos del mundo animal. Pídelo acá: http://bit.ly/animalogicbook Sé parte de nuestros miembros:

In 1997, Chester Moore and his wife Lisa were driving to Pasadena, Texas, to visit a friend when they came upon a scene they would never forget.Police and investigators had converged on an area near a retention pond. Chester and Lisa didn't know exactly what had happened, but they would soon learn they had driven upon the scene where, that very day, the body of 12-year-old Laura Smither had been discovered following a massive search. Nearly three decades later, Chester returns to that moment in

Summary: What is a bird survey? There are several types of bird surveys, but today we're talking about the kind that helps us understand  how birds and buildings interact. Join Kiersten and special guest Tim Brys to learn about the bird surveys happening in Dallas, Texas and how they are helping us learn to protect birds in urban environments.Show Notes: To volunteer with the Dallas Bird survey: https://www.tcatexas.org/lights-out-dfw Lights Out

In this edition of Nature Signals, we explore some of the latest stories shaping our understanding of biodiversity, wildlife and conservation around the world.The episode begins with the wandering glider dragonfly, also known as the globe skimmer, which can cross oceans and travel up to 18,000 kilometers (11,000 miles) across multiple generations—making it the longest-known insect migration. We then examine how climate change is fueling bigger and hotter wildfires across the western United States,

Send us Fan Mail The entire Mouthy Marmots crew presents the best of summer at Olympic National Park and Port Angeles, Washington. Best bird, camp, paddle, hike, stargazing and, of course, best dog!

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On the crunchy parched grass of the Clifton Downs, you join the crowds gathering to witness the 2026 solar eclipse. As the atmosphere builds, people deploy eclipse glasses, colanders and home-made cardboard contraptions to view the astonishing event – culminating in a rousing round of applause.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 Annabel Ross

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Lightning can turn a fishing trip, hike, hunt or day on the water into a life-threatening situation in seconds. And some of the most dangerous storms can arrive with frightening speed. In this episode of Dark Outdoors, Chester Moore reaches into his archives for an interview recorded several years ago with legendary meteorologist Greg Bostwick that has never before aired on Dark Outdoors. Bostwick discusses the dangers of lightning, squall lines and severe thunderstorms, with important information

In a shocking turn of events, a heated debate erupted at a recent WNBA game, leaving many questioning the league's priorities. The speaker shares their thoughts on the matter, highlighting the tension between the league's focus on social justice and its core purpose: women's basketball. This episode delves into the controversy surrounding the WNBA's stance on trans participation in sports, with the speaker expressing their concerns about the league's refusal to define what a woman is. They discuss

This year, as well as walks with interesting guests,we’redoing something a little different on A LifeMore Wild. Working with ourcharitypartner Campaign for National Parks,we’recreating bonus episodes with seasonal soundscapes fromsome of the UK’s most precious green spaces.In this episode, we’re listening to the breeze in the grass and the trout in the streams of the South Downs National Park, in the company of Dr Rose O’Neill, an environmental scientist and CNP’s Cheif Executive.

A Search for Silver Linings The water numbers remain grim in this week’s Water Update, with 97 miles of drying in the New Mexico’s Middle Rio Grande, which is not a record large number only because it rained enough to drop this week’s number beneath last week’s 100 miles of drying. But Rin Tara and John Fleck soldier on, searching for signs of hope in an otherwise grim water situation: Money for Albuquerque’s aquifer storage and recovery projectTortugas Dam rehabilitation project New Mex...

Send us Fan Mail Becoming the Bison: Monarch Mistakes, Putting Down Roots & Learning to Be a Beginner Again What happens when you move to a new ecosystem and realize you don’t know nearly as much as you thought you did? In this week’s Wildly Rejected: Becoming the Bison, Lauren shares an unexpectedly chaotic lesson involving monarch butterflies, 20 very hungry caterpillars, and one major realization about moving from Ohio to Key West, Florida. After years of watching and tagging migrating...

Ask Flora Funga Podcast anything OR Leave a Review In this episode of the Flora Funga Podcast, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my unforgettable weekend at the Telluride Mushroom Festival. From landing in Colorado and making the long drive into the mountains, to waking up to unreal views, exploring mushroom-themed restaurants, catching live music and lectures, foraging for boletes and porcini, riding the gondola into town, and throwing an absolutely wild house party, this trip was one for ...

The Eurasian Griffon is a large, majestic bird. It's one of the largest raptors in all of Europe, and truly a fearsome bird. Luckily, you have nothing to worry about, because Griffons are vultures, almost only eating dead animals, known as carrion. Listen to learn all about this awesome bird! Submit your Carrier Pigeon Corner questions in this form. Check out the Bird of the Day website, birdofthedaypodcast.com.

Dr. Nicole Rambo and Heather introduce Tribute Superior Equine Nutrition’s Equilibrium line, a four-product range developed through nearly five years of research into nutrition for horses with metabolic concerns. With a balancer, senior feed, unfortified forage blend and treats, every product contains 9.5% or less combined sugar and starch and is formulated without soy or alfalfa. They explain how sweet lupins, blended fiber sources and thoughtful ingredient selection may support metabolic stability