Seed farmer Dan Brisebois of Tourne-Sol Co-Operative Farm discusses how to properly store seed for maximum longevity.  Check out Dan's new book: The Seed Farmer: A Complete Guide to Growing, Using, and Selling Your Own Seeds Click here to learn more about Dan Brisebois and his work.   Subscribe for more content on sustainable farming, market farming tips, and business insights!   Get market farming tools, seeds, and supplies at Modern Grower. Follow Modern Grower:  Instagram  Instagram Listen to

Is organic food really better? Let's examine the science behind those claims, including the truth about GMO and pesticides in food. I'll discuss nutrition and compare organic vs conventional food, and examine organic certification and the marketing strategy involved.👍 Connect with us:Substack https://realitytime.substack.com/Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2t2BajjSaqm57x9h9Y96xv👍 Get FREE eBook : Growing Great Tomatoes: https://www.gardenmyths.com/free-ebook-growing-great-tomatoes/👍

Join Eric Extreme on the Mount Washington Valley SPIRIT podcast as he explores the critical topic of cognitive bias in paranormal investigations. This episode dives into how our minds can skew perceptions, leading to misinterpreted data and inaccurate conclusions. Eric distinguishes between ghost hunting and paranormal investigation, highlighting how biases manifest differently in each approach. Learn about specific biases like confirmation bias, expectation bias, and pareidolia, and discover

🚨 New Study Alert 🕒 Can when you eat improve how you feel? This open-label pilot study shows that Time-Restricted Eating (TRE) — limiting food intake to an 8–10 hour window — significantly improved: ✅ Quality of Life (↑ SF-36 & ↓ MAPS scores) ✅ Orthostatic Heart Rate (↓ by 11 bpm, p < 0.0001) ✅ Mitochondrial ATP production (↑, p < 0.05) TRE may offer a safe, feasible, and non-pharmacological tool for managing Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) — especially in the Long COVID era. 📄

Explore the concept of being trapped in a 9-5 life, inspired by Charles Bukowski. Discover insights and ideas to break free from conventional work routines. Read more about it on this story. Check out our other channels for more engaging content: What If How to Survive Your Body On #9-5trap #CharlesBukowski #workroutine #escape #conventionalwork See show notes: https://inlet.fm/aperture/episodes/671aa1ac547aa35780984493 Learn more about your ad choices

In August 2008, Kasatochi Island erupted in the middle of auklet breeding season, burying tens of thousands of chicks in hot ash. At first, the auklets’ future on the island appeared bleak. But in just a few years, the birds had returned in force. Thousands nested within the innumerable chambers left behind by sea-cooled lava.More info and transcript at BirdNote.org.Want more BirdNote? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Sign up for BirdNote+ to get ad-free listening and other perks. BirdNote is a

In this episode, DWR Wildlife Biologist Devri Tanner and Hatt Ranch Incorporated President Royd Hatt talk about the Commercial Hunting Area Program in Utah: what they are, how they work and how to take advantage of these unique hunting opportunities.

Utah’s Supreme Court has upheld a ruling rejecting a proposal to pipe 55,000 acre-feet of Green River water from Utah to Colorado’s Front Range. The long-debated project, led by Fort Collins developer Aaron Million and Water Horse Resources, would have sent water more than 300 miles across Wyoming. The court agreed with the state engineer’s finding that Water Horse must prove the water would be beneficially used in Colorado before any export can be approved. Conservation groups are calling the

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! When progress plows through the past, the past doesn’t always stay buried. In this unsettling Part One, we dig into real cases where construction crews, developers, and “quick fixes” on old cemeteries stirred up something far worse than bad PR. From phantom foremen and midnight apparitions to tools that won’t stay put and businesses that can’t keep the lights on, disturbing the dead comes with a bill—payable in hauntings. Ronnie Headley joins The Grave Talks

In Green Pond, nights fall so still you can hear a dog bark from three streets over… and sometimes things you wish you couldn’t. This true paranormal story follows one man’s decades-long battle with an unseen presence that seemed to know his name. After losing his first wife, he often visited her grave under a lone streetlight, whispering prayers into the dark. But grief wasn’t all that followed him home. One night, he woke to a powerful yank on his arm as if someone tried to drag him off the bed —

A new facility at a Quad Cities landfill will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by almost 16,000 tons per year.

The idea that random chance can produce meaningful order, like monkeys typing Shakespeare, collapses under mathematical scrutiny. Even infinite time would not generate coherent results before producing endless nonsense. For more creation resources, visit https://creationmoments.com/

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What do you do when the dead won’t stop reaching out? A beautifully unsettling story of a family haunted by a recently lost loved one—who may have brought others with him. Doors pull shut on their own. Whispered voices say, “I’m sorry.” A framed photo falls. But the worst moment comes when the storyteller looks in the mirror and finds her stomach covered in scratches—raw, angry, and fresh. Her child sees spirits. Her dog senses something. And a dream reveals her brother in a “waiting place.” The

What was supposed to be a sunny Florida getaway turned into one couple’s terrifying brush with something out of the grave. In May 2017, Michael and his wife checked into a historic five-star hotel in Key West—a building that had survived centuries of storms, smugglers, and whispered pirate legends. The first night felt like paradise… until 1 a.m., when she awoke to fingertips caressing her hip and the bedcovers sliding off onto the floor. Moments later, invisible knees pressed toward her, as if

In this episode of HSS Presents, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Elizabeth Gausden joins host Dr. Joshua Bram to discuss navigating work–life balance as a young attending. Drawing from her own experiences balancing an active surgical practice and raising two young children, Dr. Gausden shares candid insights on boundary-setting, time management, and the importance of supportive teams both at work and home. She also reflects on timing family life during training, integrating travel and professional

🌟 Guru Nanak (1469–1539 CE): The Voice of Oneness & Compassion 🌟   From Ik Onkar (One God) to Seva (selfless service), Guru Nanak’s message transcends faith — reminding us that true spirituality lies in equality, honesty, and compassion. 🕊️ His principles — Naam Japo (meditate), Kirat Karo (work honestly), Vand Shhako (share with others) — continue to inspire communities and caregivers alike. 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️   💡 In medicine, his teaching “Serve all, see the divine in all” beautifully aligns with our

The first of our two guests tonight is Jessie from Minnesota, USA. After losing her beloved dog, Jessie turned to the CIA’s Gateway Process meditation searching for comfort, and instead opened a doorway to something far stranger. What began as moments of peace soon gave way to visions of crystal spiders and encounters with shadowed figures that seemed to watch from beyond the veil. Then we move on to Soumil in Nashik, India. In a quiet village beside the backwaters of a dam, a still night beneath

Mason writes "I'm not quite sure how to start this other than with my first encounter. In the summer of 2013 or 2014, I went camping with my friend Perry and his father in upstate New York, we lived in Saranac Lake, which is 15 minutes down the road from Lake Placid where the 1980 miracle on ice occurred. Upstate New York is nothing like the city that the state is most famously known for, its mountainous, and covered in forests, and is also home to the Adirondack state park, where our little town