Welcome back to Grow the Future. This week for our 20th episode, we're joined by Partnership & Value Chain Manager Mark Tucker to talk all things Crop Nutrition Planning. Our conversation kicks off with a look back at the 2025 Harvest and a candid assessment of current drilling conditions. Mark then guides us through the vital role of foliar applications and crop analysis, providing his top recommendations for YaraVita products to use this season. Tune in to learn how to expertly prioriti...

Illumina has just made a bold move into proteomics.In this episode of Mendelspod, Krishna Morampudi, Associate Director for Product Management at Illumina, joins Theral to talk about the company’s recent definitive agreement to acquire SomaLogic and the new launch of Illumina Protein Prep, their new end-to-end proteomics solution.0:00 On the acquisition of SomaLogic4:30 Scoop: Illuminated Protein Prep just launched8:00 Competitive edge14:15 The larger multi-omics visionIllumina’s new product can

Discover some of the most profound philosophical ideas that have shaped human thought. Dive into our exploration to unravel these impactful concepts that question existence, reality, and the human condition.Read the story: The Most Profound Philosophical Ideas. Check out our channels for more amazing content: What If, How to Survive, and Your Body On. #philosophy #humancondition #existence #reality #profoundideas See show notes:

The wind on the Montana prairie always sounded haunted, but for Jessica, the real nightmare began at age ten — the night a plastic toy hurled itself off a shelf and shattered against the wall. That was just the first sign of a true haunting that would shadow her for decades. In the old farmhouse near a Native burial ground, knives slid off tables, doors slammed on their own, and at twelve she woke to invisible hands choking her — red finger-marks burned into her skin by morning. At sixteen, she

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You expect a quiet suburb west of Detroit to feel safe. Neat streets, glowing lampposts over snow-covered lawns — the picture of normal life. Jessica and her husband thought so too when they rented a small house in Westland, Michigan, just four miles from the crumbling remains of the infamous Eloise Asylum. They didn’t believe anything from that long-abandoned psychiatric hospital could follow them home… until the winter of 2008 proved them wrong. Almost as soon as they unpacked, the strange

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! What if that streak of bad luck you can’t shake isn’t bad luck at all… but something darker at work? In this chilling episode, we sit down with Plato Angelakis — the man people call when everything in their lives starts to unravel in ways that defy explanation. From sudden illness to unrelenting despair, some believe demons are experts at quietly dismantling lives before revealing themselves. Plato has seen firsthand how this darkness creeps in, luring the

You expect a quiet suburb west of Detroit to feel safe. Neat streets, glowing lampposts over snow-covered lawns — the picture of normal life. Jessica and her husband thought so too when they rented a small house in Westland, Michigan, just four miles from the crumbling remains of the infamous Eloise Asylum. They didn’t believe anything from that long-abandoned psychiatric hospital could follow them home… until the winter of 2008 proved them wrong.Almost as soon as they unpacked, the strange

Sometimes the strangest tangents lead to the darkest truths. In this segment, the hosts dive into architecture, energy, and murder — specifically the story of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin estate, Taliesin, where a handyman murdered Wright’s mistress and six others with an axe before setting the house on fire. It’s a haunting story of design, tragedy, and the way buildings seem to hold on to energy. Tony and the panel explore how Wright’s homes were designed to manipulate space and feeling,

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! What would you do if a childhood filled with eerie cries and floating lights followed you into adulthood—only to leave you physically marked by the unseen? In this gripping episode of The Grave Talks, we dive into the life of Renee Hill, whose journey with the paranormal began long before she ever picked up an EMF reader. As a child, Renee endured strange nightly sounds, unexplained glowing orbs that floated through her room, and an unshakable feeling that

The Watchers on the RidgeFour longtime friends head into the Cascade Mountains for a weekend of camping and camaraderie, hoping to shake off the weight of middle age with a little bourbon and backwoods adventure. But when the forest suddenly falls silent and stones begin to roll down from the ridge above, their laughter fades into dread. Something massive and intelligent lurks just beyond the firelight — throwing rocks with precision, growling deep enough to shake the ground, and revealing glowing

There’s a kind of silence in old houses that feels alive, as if the walls themselves are holding their breath. Sixteen-year-old Sammy knew that silence well. He roamed his family’s Portland home at night, never afraid of the dark — until the dark started answering back. It began with a phantom scream in the kitchen — sharp, ragged, and close enough to freeze him in his tracks. No one else heard it. Weeks later, he glimpsed the blur of a boy-sized shadow darting past the kitchen wall… only to find

On this episode of Eco Echo, host Nil Kıran sits down with Lara Kilislioğlu to explore one of the most pressing ethical dilemmas in modern consumer culture— can a brand truly call itself sustainable if it still tests on animals? Together, they unpack the contradictions between eco-friendly branding and animal testing, the rise of AI-powered lab alternatives, and the growing demand for transparency in the beauty and pharmaceutical industries.From Harvard’s organ-on-a-chip innovations to EU regulatory

Sometimes the strangest tangents lead to the darkest truths. In this segment, the hosts dive into architecture, energy, and murder — specifically the story of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin estate, Taliesin, where a handyman murdered Wright’s mistress and six others with an axe before setting the house on fire.It’s a haunting story of design, tragedy, and the way buildings seem to hold on to energy. Tony and the panel explore how Wright’s homes were designed to manipulate space and feeling,

Max and Sandi dive into the peer-reviewed article, “Longevity of Colloidal Activated Carbon for In Situ PFAS Remediation at AFFF-Contaminated Airport Sites” by Carey et al. (2022), highlighting >90–99% PFAS reduction across 17 sites and the key factors driving CAC’s long-term performance.

There’s a kind of silence in old houses that feels alive, as if the walls themselves are holding their breath. Sixteen-year-old Sammy knew that silence well. He roamed his family’s Portland home at night, never afraid of the dark — until the dark started answering back.It began with a phantom scream in the kitchen — sharp, ragged, and close enough to freeze him in his tracks. No one else heard it. Weeks later, he glimpsed the blur of a boy-sized shadow darting past the kitchen wall… only to find

🎧 Rewilding Your Soul PodcastSeries: The Fear Beneath EverythingEpisode 1 — The Quiet Panic🜂 Episode SummaryIn this opening episode of The Fear Beneath Everything, Gary introduces the new Rewilding Your Soul Podcast format — a rhythm of awareness, embodiment, and integration.He explores Ernest Becker’s concept of death anxiety and how our attempts to avoid it shape modern life.Through story, reflection, and honesty, Gary invites listeners to face the quiet panic beneath their need for control —

Imagine moving into a bright San Diego apartment believing the sunlight alone could keep the darkness away — only to watch your largest living-room window shatter outward in the middle of a fight, as if the house itself wanted the last word.That was just the beginning of one couple’s true ghost story. What followed was a chain of eerie disturbances that seemed to grow stronger every time emotions in the home ran high. A water heater exploded without warning. A puppy growled at the same empty