Are ya'll still with me? There's so much to catch up on, let's start here...SummaryBo shares a heartfelt update on his personal life, recent challenges, and the future of his podcast, emphasizing faith, resilience, and new beginnings.Bo Kennedy's hiatus and return to podcastingPersonal challenges including church issues and family lossesThe importance of faith and spiritual discernmentOutdoor passions and new creative projectsResilience and adapting to changeHe faced church

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOOn this classic episode of The Grave Talks, we step inside the vast, echoing halls of Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum—a place where history and hauntings collide in unsettling ways. Once a cutting-edge hospital for mental health treatment, the asylum later became overcrowded, chaotic, and steeped in suffering.Joining us is Brandi Butcher, Paranormal Event Manager at the asylum, who guides us through more than 160 years of chilling stories. From Civil

The strange activity in their Alabama home never seemed constant. That almost made it easier to dismiss, because every time things quieted down, the family could convince themselves it was over.Then something would happen again.One night, her mother heard the front door open while she was home alone. The family dog immediately began growling toward the stairs, and when she went to investigate, every door in the house was standing open. Later came footsteps, objects moving on their own, and

Connecting directly with eaters is a priority for pastured-based livestock farmers Ellen and Jim Gardner. So how do they balance growing their market with keeping face-to-face relationships intact?More Information:• Gardner Family Farm • LSP’s Community-Based Food Systems Page • LSP’s Soil Health Page • LSP’s Farm Beginnings Page

Originally recorded June of 2026 in Los Angeles California.

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Angie had babysat for the family many times, so nothing about that Saturday night should have felt unusual.Then she began hearing footsteps upstairs while both children were asleep.Five-year-old Alex insisted another little boy sometimes came out of the playroom after bedtime. His parents had assumed he was imagining things, even when they began finding him standing alone in the hallway at night.Angie tried to believe the same thing. Then she saw a child-sized figure step into the hallway

A visit to a former concentration camp and Holocaust memorial was meant to be a quiet moment of remembrance.Instead, while walking alone through the nearly empty museum, she began hearing heavy footsteps echoing across the concrete floors. No one was there.Then came something even harder to explain—the distant sound of crying. Each time she stopped to listen, it seemed to disappear, only to return when she continued through the exhibit.Already overwhelmed by the history of the place and the lives

A visit to a former concentration camp and Holocaust memorial was meant to be a quiet moment of remembrance.Instead, while walking alone through the nearly empty museum, she began hearing heavy footsteps echoing across the concrete floors. No one was there.Then came something even harder to explain—the distant sound of crying. Each time she stopped to listen, it seemed to disappear, only to return when she continued through the exhibit.Already overwhelmed by the history of the place and the lives

The crystal clear waters splashed against the pebbled shore as we gathered up our gear. Conifers of every size crowded the distant banks, beckoning us into the wilderness. Our group was full of excited chatter as we piled gear onto picnic tables near the water, our anticipation for the adventure ahead growing with every breath. But our excitement wasn't the only thing growing. With each strong gust of wind, my nerves also began to grow. The winds were already high and growing stronger with every

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!On this classic episode of The Grave Talks, we step inside the vast, echoing halls of Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum—a place where history and hauntings collide in unsettling ways. Once a cutting-edge hospital for mental health treatment, the asylum later became overcrowded, chaotic, and steeped in suffering.Joining us is Brandi Butcher, Paranormal Event Manager at the asylum, who guides us through more than 160 years of chilling stories. From Civil War raids

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!For some, the paranormal is a single experience. For others, it becomes a path that keeps unfolding.For Jessica Jones, that path has led through encounters that don’t always fit into one category. Ghosts. UFOs. Cryptids. Moments that challenge the idea that any of these phenomena exist separately from one another.As a remote viewer and researcher, she’s spent years exploring places and experiences that push past easy explanations. But instead of finding clear

🎧 Inside this Flooba episode... Sound-Drift No.2 begins with the bright texture of pink noise, gradually and seamlessly drifting into the deeper, warmer rumble of brown noise as the hours pass. 🧠 This might suit your brain if... ...you like your sound to change, but very slowly and predictably. The gradual drift may give a busy brain less to notice as you settle, while maintaining a consistent sensory environment around you. You might reach for it at bedtime, to mask unpredictable nighttime

Join keepers Darcee and Ryan as they introduce us to the fascinating world of fennec foxes! Learn all about Cosmo, Olive, and Martini, including their unique personalities, behaviors, and what makes these tiny foxes so special.We’ll also get a positive update on Martini, hear about exciting habitat renovations, and explore why fennec foxes may be adorable, but they don’t make good pets.

Mani Pandher joins the Journey to discuss the market for California almonds in India, and some exciting strategic changes to drive even more demand. Pandher discusses the history of success for California almonds in India, which has already become California’s top export destination. She also shares the opportunity yet to be realized in the market and answers what the Almond Board is doing to adapt: repositioning almonds, driving demand through integrated campaigns, and winning over younger

Imagine one vineyard machine that can prune, harvest, monitor vine health, and help guide irrigation decisions throughout the season. Manoj Karkee, the Norman R. and Sharon R. Scott Professor of Agricultural Science at Cornell University, explores how artificial intelligence, robotics, and cyber-physical systems can make farming more efficient and economical. Learn how multipurpose and soft robotics can tackle vineyard tasks, how cameras and sensors feed AI models to guide crop management, and how

For the month of October Join Mary and Haley as we snack on some of the Halloween seasons most unique traditions. From dangerous games we play in the dark to the keepers of the fields...just like your favorite snack, we hope you just keep coming back for more! Send us a message! We want to hear from you! Thank you for listening! Rebel Road theme music by: B3yondBeatz Tony Simms

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