Yep, that was a wet and windy weekend, will it return for Friday's Trick-or-Treaters? Better go have a listen!

Western Australian farmer Brad Campbell has spent years refining his mixed cropping system to build healthier, more resilient plants and reduce reliance on synthetic inputs. Over time, he’s cut out routine fungicides and insecticides, moved away from chemical seed treatments, and now only uses pesticides strategically when needed.In this conversation, Brad talks about how targeted plant nutrition, sap testing and careful observation are helping him make management decisions and improve crop

This week Bing and Buck talk everything fall. From pumpkin spice to the hate for Pepsi, we cover it all.

Mayra continúa entrevistando a Ángel sobre su premio MacArthur. En este episodio, hablan sobre la investigación en meteorología tropical moderna que llevó a galardón. Hablamos de historia, ideas modernas, fenómenos, y comparación con las latitudes medias.

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#245: Recorded live at the Saving Real Organic conference at Churchtown Dairy on September 27, 2025, co-directors Linley Dixon and Dave Chapman share a joint message about the future of organic farming and our movement’s next chapter. Linley exposes how USDA inaction has eroded organic integrity - from fraudulent grain imports to hydroponic berries - while Dave reflects on the legacy of pioneers like Fred Kirschenmann and Joan Gussow, who built the organic movement from the ground up. Together, they

(Cuando todo está de nuestro lado)El paso del Sol por Escorpión y la Luna en su fase creciente señalan la presencia de un momento excelente para dar rienda suelta a nuestra creatividad. Con pensamientos, emociones y sentimientos inspirados, es posible sembrar las mejores semillas.Es un tiempo ideal para cambiar o reformular hábitos, instaurar nuevos modelos de vida y pasar la página de lo que ya no tiene sentido. También es propicio para alimentar nuevas motivaciones y darle a la propia vida un

What is the hardest rock to make? Today's rock is very common in Earth's ancient past, and it should be everywhere today. However, it's nearly impossible to form in nature or the laboratory. Some experiments have tried for 32 years with no success! This rock is dolomite. Today, we address The Dolomite Problem, one of geology's longest-running mysteries. Along the way, we'll meet some smelly but helpful bacteria, sort a fruit stand, and learn about the cutting edge of geology research.Extra Credit:

Tom Szaky's journey is fascinating, one of extreme innovation. His firm, TerraCycle, recycles ~400 different products and materials. Ted asks right off the bat, "Do you really recycle soiled diapers, cigarette butts, shoes, juice pouches, and chewing gum?" Tom quickly makes clear that everything can be recycled... at a cost. He has clearly used his ingenuity to develop revenue streams, for instance, support from tobacco companies that want to address littered butts and disposable diaper

Programa O Homem e a Terra desta segunda-feira, 24 de outubro de 2025.

This Big Blend Radio conversation with debut author Claudia Daher dives into her powerful new science fiction novel, “R.A.T.S: Revolutionary Army of Teens – We Are One” (Pegasus Publishing, September 28, 2025). The story follows a diverse group of teens secretly training in an alternate reality video game to defend Earth against water-stealing aliens — a thrilling adventure that bridges timelines from ancient Atlantis to a near-future Earth facing climate catastrophe.In celebration of Unity Day and

Neste episódio, os hosts discutem a sustentabilidade do ambiente espacial, com foco no crescente problema dos detritos espaciais e suas implicações para a futura exploração espacial. Eles exploram várias estratégias de mitigação, a síndrome de Kessler e as considerações econômicas e ambientais em torno da tecnologia espacial. A conversa enfatiza a urgência de abordar essas questões para evitar eventos catastróficos no futuro.Vale a pena conferir o episódio! Um grande abraço!

Topic: The Smurl Haunting/ParanormalMaxim W. Furek is an author and researcher whose work spans psychology, addictions, music journalism, and paranormal culture. His investigations into folklore, true crime, and America’s “high strangeness” have been featured across print and digital media, with a special focus on the Pennsylvania coal fields—what he has called the Coal Region Hoodoo.His academic background includes a Master’s degree in Communications from Bloomsburg University and a Bachelor’s

From Waste to Innovation: The Engineering Behind Biogas Plant Development In this episode of Trash Talk, Dan Waineo—Director of JADE Biogas Engineering—unpacks the technical and strategic process behind building full-scale renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities. From analyzing landfill gas curves and composition to pioneering cryogenic nitrogen removal systems, Dan shares how JADE’s innovative team transforms complex challenges into efficient, scalable energy solutions. Discover w...

If the world is to thrive for many years to come, it must take action against climate change as soon as possible before it is too late. Corinna Bellizzi sits down with Jared Blumenfeld, President of Waverley Street Foundation, who pioneered a spend-down strategy in climate philanthropy to make green energy and regenerative food more accessible to the public. He talks about the role of solar energy to empower local communities, allowing them to adopt regenerative farming, improve food distribution

In this episode of Mysteries of UFOs, we examine the Malmstrom Air Force Base UFO Incident, one of the most astonishing encounters connecting UFOs to nuclear weapons systems. On March 24, 1967, personnel at Malmstrom AFB in Montana reported a glowing red object hovering above the missile launch facilities. Moments later, ten nuclear missiles abruptly went offline, one by one, becoming completely inoperable. Inside the underground control capsule, Captain Robert Salas received panicked reports from

Send us a text In this special 'FROM THE ARCHIVE' episode of the Everything Weather Podcast, we're joined by Jason Fraser, a dynamic meteorologist and founder of Drizzle Weather. Jason shares his journey from journalism to meteorology, engaging STEM education, and the challenges and rewards of weather communication. From a lively weather fantasy draft to personal anecdotes about overcoming the fear of flying and inspiring future meteorologists, this episode is packed with insights and fun. We...

AccuWeather meteorologists explain why October is responsible for some of the most notorious Atlantic hurricanes in history and what climatological differences it brings compared to other months of hurricane season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Emma and Aputik meet George and his incredible team of Canadian Inuit dogs. As George harnesses his dogs to the qimutsik (dog sled) and shouts commands in Inuktitut, Emma experiences the power, precision and beauty of one of the Arctic’s oldest traditions.From learning the dogs’ language to discovering how they navigate blizzards and even take “beach vacations” in summer, Emma realizes these aren’t pets – they’re partners, vital to Inuit survival for thousands of years. With each glide across the