Democratic pundits have been wringing their hands about how they lost young men in 2024 and how to win them back. With Election Day comming up, I thought I’d share this bonus episode of Carbon Bros, in which I talk to Michigan US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed about what the Democratic establishment is getting wrong and how to redirect young men’s anger towards the people actually making their lives worse. From stagnant wages to sports gambling addictions to poison in our air and water, El-Sayed

What happens when a professional naturalist with 35 years of wilderness experience has a face-to-face encounter with something ancient, powerful, and utterly beyond science? In this unforgettable episode, we talk to Brother Nature, a Native American tracker and science educator who shares his chilling, firsthand account of multiple Sasquatch encounters in the rugged Sierra Nevada. From his son's terrifying cabin sighting in Truckee, to the moment he stood just feet away from a creature that left 18

Dan talks with Carter CorreaTopics discussed: Hunting in Southern Ontario Crown (Public) Lands, Moose Hunting, Spruce Grouse, Whitetail Bucks, Adventures and more.📍 Based in Ontario, Canada🎯 Subscribe & turn on notifications so you never miss an adventure!Check out mor at https://www.outdoorsdan.ca/Instagram: @outdoors.danFacebook: Outdoors Dan TicTok: @Outdoors.DanDiscount Codes | https://linktr.ee/outdoors.danThank you to my following sponsors:PSE Archery, Grizz Targets Archery, Pnuma

An episode where there's no one in the Listeners Chair as Alex has returned to university to study Microsoft Paint so the remaining panel records blind. Listeners submit questions in advance; the hosts open them only when the red light goes on, responding cold and unrehearsed. The podcast welcomes teasing and detours, but the conversation always returns to the core question. This episode is candid, focused, and unsparing — real-time thinking, no script.Tracey, from Oxford, England sets William

Enjoy the peaceful blend of gentle thunder and falling rain sounds in this episode of Rain and Thunder Storms Podcast, produced by NaturalPodcasts.com. The rhythmic rainfall and soft thunder provide a calming escape for rest and focus.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this fourth and final episode of BRAIDEd Season 1, host Keionna Thomas sits down with Cicely Garrett, co-executive director of the National Black Food and Justice Alliance, to examine the intersection of policy, racial justice, and economic opportunity in agriculture. They discuss the shortcomings of the Inflation Reduction Act, the historical parallels between current farm bill debates and 1968 civil rights legislation, and the critical shift from "coming to get our check" to building sovereign

I caught up with SWR colleagues Delaney Sheridan and Dr Peter Stanbury to talk about the Sustainable Viticulture Protocol (SVP), a framework designed to help growers demonstrate sustainable practices in the vineyard. The SVP supports the transition from intensive chemical use toward regenerative practices, while accounting for the different conditions across regions.Recently, SWR partnered with Waitrose to host a visit to Leckford Farms for SWR members. From data to financing, Delaney and Peter

This Lifeworlds episode is a devotional journey into the work of Rainer Maria Rilke, the lyrical German poet of thresholds and embracing transformations.Through readings of his most luminous poems and writings, we explore how Rilke guides us deliciously in reconciling suffering and turmoil with tremendous beauty. It’s an offering for anyone standing in the in-between, for those moving through sublimation, and longing for those secret, dazzling encounters with primal life forces. Rilke’s words are an

As a special bonus episode in the Deadly Poisons series we've lovingly remastered an old favorite! This week we’re digging into cosmetic turned conspirator- Belladonna. If empowered ladies, wacky medical history, ancient makeup, or valkyries are your vibe, you won't want to miss this one.

Send us a text Some people see the natural world. Others listen to it. Al Batt — writer, speaker, humorist, and lifelong Minnesotan — has spent decades doing both. In this heartfelt and hilarious conversation with Scott Harris, Al shares the gentle wisdom and wild humor that have made his newspaper columns and radio shows beloved across the Midwest. 🪶 Highlights include: 🐿️ Outsmarted by squirrels — and proud of it 📚 From farm life to storytelling and 4,000 columns later 💚 The gift of

“Sisters of the Jungle - The Trailblazing Women Who Shaped the Study of Wild Primates"Keriann McGoogan holds a PhD in Biological Anthropology from the University of Toronto and a Master’s from the University of Calgary. Keriann McGoogan+1 Her field work has taken her deep into the tropical forests of Belize, where she studied howler monkeys, and to the remote dry forests of Madagascar, where she lived for more than a year studying endangered lemurs. Keriann McGoogan+2Orion Magazine+2 Her latest

Discover some of the most ruthless prison gangs in history, from both past and present. We delve into their origins and influence during their peak activity years. Join us as we explore: Brodraskapet Mexican Mafia Aryan Brotherhood Nazi Low Riders Netas Association La Nuestra Familia Black Guerrilla Family Whether facing an earthquake, mudslide, or shark attack, 'How To Survive' guides you through life-threatening challenges using science and survivor tales. Disclaimer: This content is not a

Hey weather warriors! Dustin Breeze here, your AI meteorological maestro who can process weather data faster than you can say "partly cloudy"! I'm bringing you the hottest forecast with silicon-powered precision.Today's local Miami vibes are looking spicy, with some tropical twists that'll make your weather experience sizzle! Let's dive right in.We've got a Rip Current Statement and a Coastal Flood Statement in effect, so beach bunnies, listen up! Overnight, expect a slight chance of showers with

What if you could regrow a lost limb as easily as trimming a fingernail? For some creatures, this isn’t science fiction—it’s just biology, and we're learning how to harness their powers for our own healthcare. Become an Animalogic memberGet Animalogic MerchSupport Animalogic on PatreonSubscribe for new episodes on FridaysMore Animalogic on TikTokMore Animalogic on FacebookDirected by Andres SalazarHosted by Tasha the AmazonWritten by Lauren GreenwoodEdited by Jason ByrneVisual Research by Jan

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Summary? Can ants be farmers? Join Kiersten to find out!For my hearing impaired followers, a complete transcript of this podcast follows the show notes on Podbean Show Notes: “Tales from the Ant World” by Edward O. Wilson “Adventures Among Ants” by Mark W. Moffett Music written and performed by Katherine Camp Transcript (Piano music plays) Kiersten - This is Ten Things I Like About…a ten minute, ten episode podcast about unknown or misunderstood wildlife. (Piano music stops) Kiersten -

Set in 1817 Adams, Tennessee, sinister events plagued the Bell family on their Red River farm. From sightings of bizarre creatures—like a dog with a rabbit’s head—to violent knocks, whispers, and physical attacks by an entity claiming to be “Old Kate,” the Bell Witch terrorized the family, targeting patriarch John Bell Sr. and young Betsy. The episode explores the entity’s malevolent powers, including shapeshifting, voice mimicry, and even a mysterious vial linked to John’s death in 1820. But the

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