Here is the uncomfortable thing nobody in church wants to say out loud. The spells work. The witch doctor heals. The rituals deliver. Jeremy Jenkins has spent years studying the world's religions and standing inside their holiest places, and he is done pretending the power is not real. A world religions expert, pastor, and professor, he sits down with Luke and Nate to explain why everything that works is not good, and why that single idea changes how you read every faith on earth.From the Hindu

Al Capone controlled one of America’s most notorious criminal organizations during Prohibition, building a fortune through bootlegging, gambling, and corruption. Despite years of violence and investigations, authorities struggled to put him behind bars. Then federal investigators discovered a vulnerability hidden in his financial affairs. Discover how the most famous gangster of the 1920s was finally brought down by income tax evasion.

For the first time in 150 years, kiwi once again live in the hills surrounding Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand. More than 250 manu ("birds" in the Māori language) were successfully translocated back to the region, thanks to the efforts of the iwi (nations of Aotearoa), community members, and landowners behind the Capital Kiwi Project. Paul Ward, the project lead and founder, joins the Mongabay Newscast this week to explain the yearslong effort to make this possible. "This is a relational project as

Perovskite Solar CellsConventional solar panels are usually heavy and expensive to install. Perovskites are a class of materials that have the potential to create lighter weight and cheaper solar cells that still convert the sun to electricity at a high efficiency. Perovskite solar cells could potentially make solar energy more affordable, accessible, and environmentally friendly.What Are Perovskite Solar Cells?Perovskites are a group of materials in which hydrogens and carbons bind to a metal, such

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The short-range forecast remains mostly on track this through the end of the week. Highs each afternoon will be in the 80s and low 90s through the weekend into next week. There will be a very low chance for rain on Saturday as Isaias moves inland; however, Isaias will be so far east that any rainfall or impacts will be minimal to none for East Texas. Chances for rain will increase next week with our next cold front. This front looks to arrive Friday of next week, dropping highs

[00:00:31] Iowa weather history: a look back at late-September 1985, when widespread rain, sleet, and snow occurred across Iowa, including trace snowfall in Des Moines. [00:01:26] Forecast headline: widespread rainfall continues through Thursday night, fueled by tropical moisture associated with Hurricane Polo's remnants, monsoonal moisture, and a larger-scale low-pressure system. [00:02:00] Pattern change ahead: sunshine, daytime temperatures in the 60s, overnight lows in the 40s, and a drier, less

In this episode, Dr. Joel Powell shares his perspective on expanding acceptance of people as an absolute necessity to the preservation of the environment. And, that political organization and cooperation is the ticket out of the mess we're in.Dr. Joel Powell whose been a professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Minnesota State University Moorhead for almost forty years.ResourcesBook by Douglas Rushkoff about consulting tech billionaires on surviving the

Immerse yourself in the gentle, soothing sounds of a tranquil river bend, perfect for deep sleep, meditation, and relaxation. Let this calming nature audio create a peaceful ambiance to help ease stress and promote restful, uninterrupted sleep.

Take a peaceful sonic journey to Casablanca Beach in Grimsby, Ontario, along the shores of Lake Ontario. In this episode of Sonic Michigan, slow down and immerse yourself in the natural sounds of the waterfront — gentle waves, shoreline ambience, and the calming atmosphere of a Great Lakes beach.This relaxing nature sounds and ASMR travel experience is designed for quiet listening, meditation, sleep, studying, relaxation, or simply escaping into the sounds of the lake.More info on Grimsby.

This episode is a double feature, recorded live during NYC Climate Week in a Patagonia store. It’s about fighting to protect our public lands, leveraging outdoor athletes as effective advocates, and (once again) getting environmentalists to vote. Plus, the scoop on Patagonia’s get-out-the-vote project that will give you a $100 incentive for encouraging friends to vote. Today’s episode features:Erin Sprague, CEO of the non-profit Protect our Winters (POW). POW’s mission: “turn passionate outdoor

This weeks guest is Alex Bell who is the current editor of Practical fish keeping magazine and all round aquarist. Newsletter Buy Me a Coffee Facebook Page Youtube Channel

What happens when wildlife management becomes a political fight?In this special Through the Gates x The Mountainside Podcast collaboration, Dan Gates and Bobby Marshall sit down for a wide-ranging conversation about Colorado wildlife, hunting, fishing, conservation, CPW, ballot-box biology, and the emerging fight over Colorado’s constitutional right to hunt and fish.This conversation goes far beyond hunting.Dan and Bobby break down why wildlife management affects hunters, anglers, hikers, mountain

Send "Fan Mail" to RickHost Rick Schwartz explores the importance of self-care, recognizing burnout, and maintaining balance in the demanding world of animal care and conservation. He shares personal insights and practical advice on how to prioritize oneself without guilt, emphasizing that caring for others starts with caring for oneself.Animals, Nature, and You on InstagramFind Rick here:ZoologyRick.comRick's social media stuff...InstagramYouTubeFacebookThreadsBlueSkyPodcast Music:

Nevada rancher Hank Vogler joins Trent Loos on Rural Route to tackle issues threatening rural America. They expose the failures of the Bureau of Land Management's wild horse contraceptive program and explain how powerful advocacy groups have outmuscled livestock producers while herds explode across…

Omaha's Matt Murphy joins Trent Loos to tackle the growing divide between rural and urban America and why even Nebraskans struggle to understand one another. They examine how both political parties have drifted from constitutional principles, the vital role veterans play in defending the…

Amy Bowers Cordalis is a Yurok Tribe member, attorney, and executive director of Ridges to Riffles Indigenous Conservation Group. She helped lead the fight to remove four dams from the Klamath River, the largest dam removal and salmon restoration project in U.S. history. In this conversation, she traces that fight from the first covenant of the Yurok creation story through her great-uncle's arrests for fishing on the Klamath, the Supreme Court case that followed, and the grassroots and

This week Eric Haggerty and Justin Blevins joined us to talk all about the upcoming outdoors show the Upper Bay Outdoors Festival. It is going to be an awesome event located in Cecilton Maryland. There will be a ton of small business vendors, kids zone and a waterfowl calling contest. Make sure to come out and support everyone!

## Episode SummaryIn this episode, we cover: - **Scientists gave an octopus a mirror. Here’s what happened next | Discover Wildlife - BBC Wildlife Magazine** (Google News: octopus research/discovery) - [Read more](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMihwFBVV95cUxNUHQzdjVDeDcwSGo3bUV3ckF1OTJaQnJFQktEaWZocFBZb1QzT3RuTEFkLXdzZHVWVDBZVXJWZVkxcWxDOVNVQVAtWTVtRThUb2oxNGIzTGtRZXRld2tLWFlheGUxelRPRUJ0VFVZdUY0OGpDUE95MjBPdVVMZE96SjFjdW0ycDg?oc=5) - **Octopus Power "Rampage": Unleashing the Ultimate

Mark and Crystal Mandica started the Amphibian Foundation ten years ago with one goal: keep the frosted flatwoods salamander from disappearing. This year their building was demolished, and they had to rebuild every lab at once across two new locations.Josh sits down with both co-founders to talk about what bringing a species back actually requires, why successful captive breeding is only the first step, and how a summer camp for kids ended up funding the early salamander work.Amphibian Foundation: