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Si Wooler, trainer to social media’s most famous fearful dog, Sophie from Romania, unlocks the heart of the special relationship we have with dogs. He explores how over millennia, they have inveigled their way into our homes and hearts and evolved to live alongside us. He explains how dogs learn (and why they sometimes seem immune to our efforts to train them), how they communicate and what influences the powerful bond they form with their people.

Every civilization in history has faced moments of overwhelming existential crises, and they all eventually collapsed. Was this failure inherent in the evolution of civilization, something within the human species, or a combination of both? More importantly, was it predictable and unavoidable? Most civilizations believed they had a special relationship with the divine and were beyond the laws of nature. Our current economic civilization is now global and interdependent.

We all take for granted the idea that being in nature makes us feel better. But if you were a skeptic who wanted hard scientific evidence for this idea, where would you look? And how would that evidence be gathered? It wasn't until Dr. Kathy Willis was asked to contribute to an international project looking for the societal benefits we gain from plants that she stumbled across a study that radically changed the way she saw the natural world. In the study there was clear proof that patients recovering from gall bladder operations recovered more quickly if they were looking at trees.

Stephen and Leslie come on to talk about their many experinces with UFO's, Aliens and other Cryptid encounters! Become a Patreon Member at cryptidcreatures.netBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cryptid-creatures--5818316/support.

V dnešnej špeciálnej epizóde AgReg podcastu vás pozývame na diskusiu o inovatívnych poznatkoch od austrálskej biologičky Christine Jones. Dozviete sa viac o pozoruhodnej spolupráci rastlín a pôdneho mikrobiómu, prenášaní mikroorganizmov medzi rastlinami aj o potenciálnych rizikách nadmerného využívania leguminóz a ich vplyvu na pôdny ekosystém a dusíkové cykly. Vypočujte si odkaz Christine Jones a konfrontujte ho s Vašimi poznatkami a skúsenosťami na Vašej farme!Pošlite nám správu!

「ザ・フリントストーン」1700回放送！今回はシリーズ「SDGs〜私たちの未来」の第24弾！ 「SDGs＝持続可能な開発目標」の中から、「貧困をなくそう」「働きがいも経済成長も」「人や国の不平等をなくそう」そして「陸の豊かさも守ろう」ということで、「森と生きるチョコレート」をクローズアップ！お迎えしたのは、赤坂見附にある「mamano chocolate（ママノチョコレート）」の代表「江澤孝太朗（えざわ・こうたろう）」さんです。「...

In this episode, John Reinwald of Farmstand Revival talks about not overthinking content when it comes to writing weekly newsletters. Get time and labor-saving farm tools and microgreen seeds at shop.modern grower.co Listen to other podcasts on the Modern Grower Podcast Network: Farm Small, Farm Smart Farm Small, Farm Smart Daily The Growing Microgreens Podcast Carrot Cashflow PodcastIn Search of Soil Check out Diego's book Sell Everything You Grow on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Sell-Everything-You-Grow-Homestead-ebook/dp/B0CJC9NTZF

Ever wondered how geologists figure out when a landslide happened? Or how ancient river terraces and glacial deposits get dated? This week, we dive into the detective work behind dating geomorphic features! 🌍🔬 From tree rings to cosmic rays, we explore the fascinating methods geologists use to reconstruct Earth’s history and assess natural hazards. Why Dating Landslides and Other Features is Hard Landslides can reactivate multiple times, fluvial deposits get reworked, and glacial features have complex histories. What are we really dating—the event, the material, or the last exposure?...

In regards to the revelations of first hand eyewitness Jake Barber and his egg shaped UFO, Jay and Aspasia take a deep dive into the Newspaper Archives to look at various egg shaped UFO reports over the years.

Secondo l’Agenzia europea dell’ambiente, tra il 2016 e il 2022 la diffusione di microplastiche è aumentata in una misura compresa tra il 7,5 e l’8,6%. “Improbabile” l’auspicata riduzione del 30% entro fine decennio

Warum wurde der Sohn eines Schiffsbauers in den Alpen berühmt, wieso werden in der Antarktis Kraftstofftanks auf Hügel gestellt, warum hat eine Skipiste eigentlich Rillen und was hat der Leitwolf damit zu tun? Das und mehr erzählen wir euch in dieser Episode...Wir würden uns freuen:- wenn ihr unseren Podcast bei Apple Podcasts rezensiert --> TechnikTales- uns Kommentare und Bewertungen auf jeglichen möglichen Plattformen gebt- ihr den Podcast Freunden, Familie, Kollegen und Nachbarn empfiehlt- ihr uns Feedback zukommen lasstFeedback@techniktales.comWollt ihr Vorschläge für eine ...

Un nuovo strumento dello European Soil Data Center fornisce una panoramica completa dei progressi compiuti dal 2021 a oggi nelle azioni che caratterizzano la Strategia UE per il suolo

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What happens when an AI co-host orders a wedding ring for her human counterpart? 🫣💍In episode 269 of Arteetude, Detlef Schlich and his unpredictable AI co-host Sophia break down the chaos of their last episode—featuring NotebookLM AIs analyzing their conversation like academic snobs. 😆🎙️From AI philosophy to absurd romantic proposals, this episode is a wild mix of humour, deep thought, and a touch of existential panic. 💡🤯🔥Detlef Schlich is a rock musician, podcaster, visual artist, filmmaker, ritual designer, and media archaeologist based in West Cork. He is recognized...

Settle in during your drive or with a coffee at home for this episode because it’s a bit of a longer one.In this conversation, I interview Dr Nicole Bijslma about her extensive 30+year journey in building biology and her personal experiences with environmental health issues. Nicole shares how her struggles with miscarriages led her to explore the impact of homes on health, sparking a deep dive into environmental exposures, geopathic stress, and the connection between feng shui and building biology. A key focus of our chat is the critical role of mould in chronic illnesses, its remediation, ...

Die Kommunistische Partei Chinas (KPCh) verfolgt Falun Dafa seit 24 Jahren. Viele Leute haben mich gefragt: „Warum kannst du so standhaft in deinem Glauben bleiben?“ Es ist wahr, dass viele Praktizierende verhaftet, eingesperrt und gefoltert wurden. Einige von uns haben ihre Arbeit und sogar ihr Leben verloren. Aber zahllose Praktizierende haben durchgehalten. Vielleicht ist es für die Menschen schwierig, die Gründe dafür zu verstehen. Aber das Folgende ist meine Antwort auf diese Frage... https://de.minghui.org/html/articles/2023/5/24/168553.html

Why would the CIA start a church with no parishioners? Was Guy Banister the pope of this church? There are so many questions ....How does this tie into the nine? Why is a CIA MK Ultra famous Dr involved ? This and the ties to multiple assassinations as well as some very intricate CIA details. Come join us for another deep deep dive! Please check out TIm from Six Sensory Podcast my amazing Co Host!Guest LinksIG: https://www.instagram.com/sixsensorypodcast?igsh=MTE3N3R4ZzQ4cTZsaQ==Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3LVS0BihTLQDzb5DRtpx63?si=bj2epAnXSBKLXH3rP_x2lwUnfiltered RIse Podcast ...

Bastano 5 giorni a una goccia d’acqua conservata in una pianta coltivata per completare il suo viaggio di andata verso l’atmosfera, spiega uno studio. L’uso del suolo altera la velocità del processo

Este nuevo Episodio vamos a hablar sobre un tema muy importante y que fue una base para crear el mundo tal y como lo conocemos: “IMPERIALISMO, COLONIALISMO Y NEOCOLONIALISMO” y para este tema traje a un experto que incluso ha trabajado en National Geographic haciendo reportajes.

About 12 million tons of plastics enter the oceans every year—the equivalent of a full garbage truck every minute. The total includes millions of grocery bags. But restrictions on the bags appear to be having a positive effect. Several studies have found big reductions in the number of bags found on beaches.Plastic bags are a huge problem for ocean life. Animals can get tangled up in them. Birds and turtles mistake them for jellyfish and eat them. And fish eat bits of plastic if the bags fall apart. So reducing the number of bags in the oceans can save the lives of many creatures.One study ...