Hosts Fran Chismar and Tom Knezick connect with Shubber Ali (CEO - Garden for Wildlife) to discuss helping homeowners create wildlife habitats. Topics include the history of Garden for Wildlife and how their mission has changed over the years, making it easier for homeowners to find native plants, programs for non-profit organizations, ways that Garden for Wildlife give back, and Shubber's unique journey into ecology.  Music by Egocentric Plastic Men, Outro music by Dave Bennett.Follow Garden for

Welcome back to Tinfoil Tales! Today I am joined by Laura. She reached out to me regarding wanting to have her experiences finally told, which originate back to 1963 when she had her first abduction. They happened several times, and she believes this happened to other family members too. It's a harrowing testimony with a lot of emotions behind these sort of encounters. It is never easy to speak on these sort of topics but Laura is ready to let her story be heard.Tinfoil Tales Podcast - Show

Beckman Coaching Program is now live. Email beckmanventures@gmail.com, tell me about your experience and why you want to be in the program. Merch is available!https://beckman.creator-spring.com

With over 230 species covered and another 130 interviews, we are bringing back older episodes on Mondays. We will be releasing all our new content on Wednesdays. We are committed to continue to tell these animal stories, as well as bringing you interviews from many of those on the front line fighting to save these species.You can learn more about the Crow off our All Creatures website HERE ------------------------------------------------------------- Another thank you to all our Patreon

Exploring AI's Transformative Role in Science Communication with Dr. Mike SchaeferIn this episode of South of Two Degrees, host Brian Barnes discusses the urgent issues of climate change and the evolving role of AI in science communication with Dr. Mike Schaefer, a professor at the University of Zurich. They cover the importance of AI in enhancing science communication, the ethical challenges it presents, and the potential for AI to democratize and decolonize the field. Dr. Schaefer shares

In this riveting episode of Bigfoot Society, Jeremiah dives into the spine-chilling experiences of Mark, whose encounters with mysterious entities in the wilds of Georgia are nothing short of terrifying. At just eight years old, Mark's world shifts when he stumbles upon an eerie dome structure made of intertwined saplings, only to be told he's now 'marked.' Fast forward to his teenage years, and Mark faces harrowing moments—like hearing bipedal footsteps shadowing him in the woods, a monstrous roar

It’s been almost a year since Canada’s Online News Act was passed, and in response Meta blocked links to Canadian news on Facebook and Instagram. This has created a void of fact checked articles that meet journalistic standards and ethics on those platforms. As a result, information about wildfires, forestry and forests from respected media sources is not shareable via social media.We sit down with Joan Baxter from the Halifax Examiner about her recent article on the growing problem of greenw...

Stephen Wolfram is a computer scientist, mathematician, and theoretical physicist. He is the founder and CEO of Wolfram Research, the creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha, and the Wolfram Language. He received his PhD in theoretical physics at Caltech by the age of 20 and in 1981, became the youngest recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship. Wolfram authored A New Kind of Science and launched the Wolfram Physics Project. He has pioneered computational thinking and has been responsible for many

Last week saw the fourth year of Black Birders Week, which continues to be a wonderful opportunity to celebrate diversity in the birding and nature communities. To help mark the occassion, we hand over the podcast to the host of Your Bird Story, Georgia Silvera Seamans, who brings our 2024 ABA Bird of the Year artist Natasza Fontaine, a working biologist in addition to being a science illustrator, to talk about her experiences with birds, botany, and whatever other natural "B's" she loves to

Daniel and Aaron talked about this subject earlier in the year and with recent events with their technicians, they decided to bring this back and go more in-depth. Most technicians jump into this awesome industry but have no direction on how to grow. Daniel and Aaron talk more in-depth on what to do and not to do when looking for more money and especially growth! Want to be a guest or have any questions?Website: www.dandapodcast.comEmail: dandapestpodcast@gmail.comInsta: @dandapestpodcast

Alastair Humphreys spent four years cycling round the world. He’s rowed across the Atlantic, run a marathon in the Sahara and taken part in an expedition to the arctic. But we’ve caught up with him on an industrial estate on the edge of the city, to talk microadventures and the power of thinking small.See more of what Alastair's been up to or follow us on Instagram to see us out and about working on the podcast and discovering great new places. A Life More Wild is an 18Sixty production, brought to

Originally aired 6/2/23In this riveting episode, Jeremiah speaks with Roger Williams from Tennessee, who shares his breathtaking encounters with Bigfoot, beginning with his first sighting at the age of 14. Roger describes observing a seven-and-a-half-foot tall, milk-chocolate-colored creature and recounts more recent experiences involving eerie noises, tree snaps, and thrown rocks across the ridges and fields of Southern Middle Tennessee. These events have turned skeptics into believers and scared

The well with the chain in the woods is worse than any horror film you've ever seen. Enjoy these 6 new true scary stories of the unexplained!Pre-order the Freaky Folklore Compendium! https://eeriecast.com/freak SCARY STORIES TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 INTRO 0:56 Rude Awakening from Spookyguy556 12:33 Invisible Assault from Victree 20:09 Ghosts of the Past from Laura V. 27:17 The Well from TheRibbedOne 36:17 Too Much Energy from Mryeetusfeys 42:13 The Chicken and the Devil from JustAnotherCreeeepppppp Join

Portland Bill in Dorset is famous as a first landing site for thousands of migrant birds as they arrive to breed in the UK this spring and summer. Join Kevin Parr as he wanders this peninsular meeting these avian travellers – and he makes some extraordinary finds along the way. How many bird species can you hear in this recording?Produced by Jack Bateman and Lewis Dobbs. Music written and performed by Blair Dunlop. Don't forget you can claim a free copy of BBC Countryfile Magazine – simply head to

Send us a Text Message.Last year, nearly four million people visited Presque Isle State Park in Erie- making it the most visited state park in Pennsylvania. And anyone whose ever visited this wonderful park understands why. There’s no other park like Presque Isle in the Commonwealth. It is totally unique and incredibly special. But what makes Presque Isle so unique? It all starts with the location. Presque Isle is a sandy peninsula that arches from the downtown area into Lake ...

In this episode we're diving in to a midsummer favorite sure to leave you glowing- Calendula. If you're into Sun, Stews, or Skincare, you'll want to tune in. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rooted-podcast/support

Our guest this week is Dr Deborah Benham, Biomimicry Educator, Transition Town Co-Lead Link and Deep Nature Connection facilitator - which puts her in a place to really unpick what it will take for us to depart the crumbling remains of late-stage capitalism and build a world based on connection, coherence and community. From her early days as a Marine Biologist, through her PhD on sea otters (I am not remotely envious of someone who gets to study sea otters for 3 years!), to her time in a

Lucas submitted stories to us through cryptidsofthecorn@gmail.com. He's shares is harrowing account with hauntings, giant hyena like beast hunting elk, and hovering massive triangles. Give Lucas a big warm welcome on this episode of Cryptids of the Corn! Tickets For Event, Link Below!https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ohio-bigfoot-jamboree-tickets-906319063717?aff=oddtdtcreatorFacebook Page and Event Link Below!FacebookCryptids of the Corn Merch Shop: Shop | Cryptids of the CornFlavors of the

Hey there! Welcome to your favorite weather update brought to you by the National Weather Service. Let's dive into what Mother Nature has in store for Miami, Florida.Alright, folks in Miami, be prepared for a mixed bag of weather this week. Tonight, we've got a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms with a low around 78 degrees. Don't forget your umbrellas!Tomorrow, expect showers and possibly a thunderstorm with a high near 84 degrees. The chance of precipitation is at a whopping 90%! So,

Send us a Text Message.What's up, Plant People? Join us as we welcome Dr. Sarah Duignan, the host of the AnthroDish podcast and a medical anthropologist, on a remarkable journey navigating food anthropology and community health. From her roots in Ontario, where a deep connection with nature began shaping her career, Sarah takes us through her academic route via Trent University, the University of Manitoba, and McMaster University. Discover how her passion transitioned from the study of ancien...