Send us a text Join Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin on a blustery, rain-lashed Thursday morning at High Ash Farm amid Storm Benjamin's gales, retreating into the vast farm workshop where gleaming tractors, mowers, sprayers, and cultivators—worth fortunes in investment—await winter storage and servicing. Delve into the challenges facing young farmers, from soaring land prices and machinery costs to the need for diversification into school visits, livery yards, and public access, all while pon...

#100-2 Dracula Reborn: 30 Years of the Count on ScreenThe Evolution of Dracula on Film: From Gothic Prince to Action Villain.In this episode of High Strangeness, hosted by Tony, the night before Halloween, we delve into the evolving appearances and portrayals of Count Dracula in cinema over the past 30 years. From the gothic and tragic character in 1992's 'Bram Stoker's Dracula' to the high-octane action villain in 2004's 'Van Helsing', and the warrior king in 2014's 'Dracula Untold', we trace the

Welcome to Cardiology Today – Recorded October 29, 2025. This episode summarizes 5 key cardiology studies on topics like large hemispheric infarction and lower-extremity peripheral vascular interventions. Key takeaway: COVID-19 Vaccine Effects on High-Risk Hearts.Article Links: Article 1: Procedural Volume and Outcomes in Lower-Extremity Peripheral Vascular Interventions: Insights From the NCDR Peripheral Vascular Intervention Registry. (Journal of the American Heart Association) Article 2: Safety

Host Luke Barrett travels to John Crawfords wood shop to talk with him about Lookouts, Lewis and Clark, the many books he's written, and building lookout towers. To contact John about his books, email him at Lookoutjohn51@gmail.com

Thanks for joining me in Session 315 of The Behavioral Observations Podcast. In this episode, I spoke with Drs. Gabi Morgan and David Adams to dive deep into trauma-informed behavior analysis. Gabi brings her 30-year journey in the field—from undergrad roots to professorship at Bay Path University—while David shares his evolution from child and family therapy to clinical psychology, with a heavy focus on foster and adoptive parenting. Both guests are passionate about closing the divide between

In this episode, we speak with Associate Professor Leszek Lisowski, Head of the Translational Vectorology Unit at the Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI), about the cutting-edge world of gene therapy. He explains how viral vectors are engineered to deliver life-saving treatments for rare genetic diseases - many of which are so uncommon, they’re only known by the name of the affected gene. Despite being often overlooked, genetic diseases impact 10% of adults and 30% of children in hospitals

Dr. Luján Comas, a graduate in medicine and surgery specializing in anesthesiology and resuscitation, is the president of the Icloby Foundation, which was created following a near-death experience of its founder, Dr. Javier Melo, with the aim of improving the world we live in through the growth of individual and collective consciousness.The Icloby Foundation currently has two research projects underway. You can see them at https://icloby.org/investigacion/The Luz Project is an ambitious clinical

Today's episode explores the role of inhibitory neurons & the Sonic Hedgehog (SHH) gene in shaping the Autistic phenotype, focusing on the excitation-inhibition imbalance that drives sensory hypersensitivity and cognitive challenges. Through a neuroscience lens, the episode connects these mechanisms to heightened gamma activity.Ben Ari Episode https://youtu.be/jo-ffwF9u0YParvalbumin Interneurons episode https://youtu.be/PBHVssvoQkM?si=t8WYGlcHcv7WiE-TVisual Thinking Part 1

Welcome to Quiet Please. Today we’re explaining Bird Flu: H5N1 Risks & Prevention. Let’s get started.H5N1, or highly pathogenic avian influenza, is a virus that mostly infects birds, but recent outbreaks have shown it can cross into mammals, including humans and cattle. According to the CDC, most human cases have resulted from close contact with infected birds or contaminated environments, and as of mid-2025, cases have mostly been mild, but the virus has characteristics that could allow for

The Top Climate News for Wednesday 29 October 2025: - Climate fund backs $6 billion Jordan water project with its largest deal - The United States signs $80bn agreement to build new nuclear power plants - When Global VCs Meet Indian Climate Tech - AI's high energy drain: Why is it making climate-conscious users anxious? - South Korea’s Lee Asks Trump to Revise Decades-Old Nuclear Pact - PM Luxon Secures Major Malaysian Investments in Renewable Energy and Tourism - L&T Strengthens Saudi

در این گفت‌وگو از پادکست هشیوار، با آقای پوریا حسن‌زاده فعال اجتماعی و حقوق حیوانات و مروج کیاهخواری در شبکه های اجتماعی درباره‌ی اخلاق، رنج حیوانات، و مسئولیت انسان در برابر گونه‌های دیگر صحبت کردیم از پوریا درباره سفر خودش از گوشتخواری به وگانیسم پرسبدم. این بحث بر پایه‌ دیدگاه‌های فیلسوف معاصر پیتر سینگر در کتاب Animal Liberation Now شکل گرفته است. سینگر، از برجسته‌ترین چهره‌های فلسفه‌ی اخلاق فایده‌گرایانه (Utilitarianism)، معتقد است: • ملاک اخلاقی نه گونه‌ی زیستی، بلکه توانایی رنج...

JD writes "I was 17 years old. Heading into my senior year in high school. Life was good. This was in 2001, over summer break. On a blue sky summer day, my friend and I decided to go out for a drive and walk around a park, known as Shevlin Park. Now, back in 2002 you could go out to places in and around Bend and it wouldn't be overcrowded by tourists. Shevlin Park was on the outskirts of town with trails along Tumalo Creek that backed up to nothing but nature. Of course today there's houses and it

Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and former Wall Street Journal publisher Karen Elliott House, author of the new book The Man Who Would Be King: Mohammed bin Salman and the Transformation of Saudi Arabia, talks to Adam Lowenstein about how Saudi Arabia has changed under the crown prince; whether MBS’s gamble on economic and social freedoms alongside civil and political repression is politically—or environmentally—sustainable; how Saudi Arabia’s oil and petrochemical industries serve its geopolitical

Today, the Safari heads to Phoenix to welcome The Phoenix Zoo to the Rossifari Family! We talk to Bradley Lawrence, one of the curators of the zoo, about herps, horses, and so much more! We also welcome back a previous guest from multiple episodes, Natali Berry, who serves as a co-host of sorts because she is Bradley's wife! EPISODE LINKS: @phoenixzoo phoenixzoo.org ROSSIFARI LINKS: rossifari.com @rossifari @rossifaripod Patreon.com/rossifari to...

As we prepare for The Citadel's OSINT 2.0, listen to ORBIS' Vice President for Open-Source Intelligence James Ellis discuss the history of open-source intelligence and where it is going with Artificial Intelligence. ORBIS, this year's Keynote Sponsor, will be presenting with a full panel on "The Future of OSINT in the Age of AI." Come join us on Thursday in Capers Hall!The Information Advantage is hosted by Frank Emerson and produced by Aubrey Carson and Jessica Galvin, with

Michael Shermer sits down with Charles Murray (author of The Bell Curve, Coming Apart, and now Taking Religion Seriously) for a riveting 100-minute conversation about Murray’s late-life turn from Harvard-bred agnosticism (“Smart people don’t believe that stuff anymore”) to Bayesian theism (“I put the afterlife at just over 50%”). This wide-ranging discussion explores the evidence for the existence of God and the afterlife, the problem of evil, and the historical growth of Christianity. They also

Everything in our lives is related to sex, in one way or another. So says Carin Bondar, one of today's guests. Bondar, a biologist, author, and philosopher who teaches at the University of the Fraser Valley, is proud to be known as an animal sex biologist. She's joined by Nathan Lents, professor of biology at John Jay College of Criminial Justice at the City University of New York. His latest book is The Sexual Evolution: A Provocative Look at Sexual Behavior ." Along with host Mat Kaplan, Bondar

The worsening climate change continues to deliver an adverse impact on our food system, which leads to supply shortages and the rise of less nutritious sources. Maddie Hamann strives to solve this alarming problem through the PACHA bread. She joins Corinna Bellizzi to share how their organic gluten-free sourdough buckwheat bread is making huge waves in revitalizing the food industry. Maddie explains how PACHA bread helps heal both people and the planet, prioritizing taste and nutrition above

Welcome to Cardiology Today – Recorded October 29, 2025. This episode summarizes 5 key cardiology studies on topics like M.I.N.O.C.A. and multiomics. Key takeaway: A.E.D. Training Boosts Cardiac Arrest Survival.. Article Links: Article 1: Stratified treatment of myocardial infarction with non-obstructive coronary arteries: the PROMISE trial. (European heart journal) Article 2: Adaptation of right ventricular function following tricuspid transcatheter edge-to-edge repair. (ESC heart failure) Article

It started with a date we all remember for other reasons — June 26, 2009 — the night Anna stumbled onto a secret that would haunt her for years. While borrowing her best friend’s laptop, Anna discovered a mysterious folder labeled “Him.” Inside were two documents — personal journal entries describing eerie encounters with a dark figure who appeared at night and whispered through dreams. She brushed it off as fiction… until she met Him herself. It began with a black silhouette between two houses