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Whether you realize it or not, our lives depend on the native plant communities that comprise and support regional biodiversity. As we lose habitat, we lose species, and we lose the checks and balances that keep the living world functional. Scientists are increasingly uncovering the links between human health issues like infectious diseases and biodiversity loss and that is exactly what Dr. James Shepherd and I discuss in this episode. Join us as we explore the links between habitat loss, native plant communities, and infectious diseases like Lyme disease. This episode was produced in part by ...

John from episode 198 comes back on to tell us about his scary encounter with an unknown paranormal creature! Thanks for listening! Support the show at www.cryptidcreatures.net

David Kipping is a Professor of Astronomy at Columbia University, where he runs Cool Worlds Lab and researches planets and moons that revolve around stars other than our own, in addition to his own work on the search for—and theorization about—alien life. In this episode, David and Robinson have a wide-ranging conversation about extraterrestrials. They discuss alien civilizations, propulsion, megastructures, Oumuamua, quantum immortality, Dyson spheres, simulation theory, ancient aliens, and much more. David also runs the YouTube channel Cool Worlds Lab, where he has produced many videos...

About Jonathan Cohler: Graduated in 1980 from Harvard in Physics. Phi Beta Kappa. David McCord Prize.Since the 2010s, I have guest lectured occasionally in the physics department at HarvardSince the late 1990s, I have been keenly interested in the developing disinformation campaign often known as "climate science." I read extensively in this area.In recent years, I have taken an interest in investigating so-called "AI" software, and the planned total take-over of public discourse by the big tech companies and their co-conspirators in our current government.00:00 Introduction and Guest ...

Todos nosotros tenemos en nuestros cuerpos un reloj interno que nos dice cuándo dormir, comer o estar alerta… Ese reloj biológico está en casi todos los seres vivos: humanos, animales, plantas e incluso hongos. Es como un temporizador natural que sigue el ciclo del día y la noche. Un equipo internacional de investigadores, entre los que figura Marian Nohales, nuestra invitada hoy en Hablando con Científicos, ha estudiado el reloj biológico de las plantas y ha descubierto que no solo tienen un reloj, ¡cada célula que las componen tiene el suyo! Esta diversidad de relojes celulares ...

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Die meisten von uns lieben sie. Aber kennen wir sie wirklich? Die Schokolade. Wie so ein aromatisches Meisterwerk entsteht, erzählt uns Lucas Peier, gelernter Bäcker-Konditor, Lebensmittel-und Wirtschaftsingenieur. Wir reisen mit ihm nach Südamerika in den tropischen Regenwald von Bolivien, da wo alles beginnt, zum Kakaobaum und den Menschen, die das anspruchsvolle Schattengewächs kultivieren und seine Frucht per Hand ernten. Welche Rolle spielen Fermentieren und Rösten der Kakaobohne und wie entsteht wirklich gute Grand Cru Qualität? Birgit Eller Krumm ist Kapitän der Folge 98 und ...

This is part 2 of our 2-part coverage of The Mothman Prophecies movie. If you haven't listened to Part-1, please turn over the record and start again. Additional show notes available (for free) on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/posts/s4-bonus-mothman-129987183

A small dino with a nice set of choppers. Prehistoric dentists would have loved this creature.

ゲストは、フリーライターで写真家の「山本高樹（やまもと・たかき）」さんです。山本さんは、インド北部の山岳地帯、標高3500メートルの地に広がるチベット文化圏「ラダック」をメインに、長年、取材活動を続けていらっしゃいます。　そんな山本さんが先頃　『雪豹の大地 スピティ、冬に生きる』という本を出されたということで、3年ぶりに番組にお迎えすることになりました。今回は、山岳地帯スピティに生息する幻の野生動物「...

This is part 1 of our 2-part coverage of The Mothman Prophecies movie. This is in lieu of S04E21 (see below) but we hope you enjoy the content and after part 2, we return to our regularly scheduled episodes list. "So... Air Disasters Predictions, Jeb? What do you think we'll get?" Well it turned out to be more than we expected. During our research for this episode we ran into a bit of a puzzle. It turns out that one of the key figures in the episode is still alive and has become an important figure in the world of conspiracy and out of an abundance of caution for our own sanity (as regards...

Пляжний сезон уже стартував у деяких містах України, і багато хто поспішає на озера та річки, щоб освіжитися у спеку. Та чи знайома вам ситуація, коли після чудового дня біля водойми настає не менш «чудова», але вже у туалеті? Зазвичай звинувачують шашлик чи кавун, навіть не здогадуючись, що причина може критися у воді. Адже під ...

What makes someone actually care about solar? It’s not the data. It’s the story.On this special “SundayCast”, Nico sits down with the Reverend himself—Aaron Nichols (okay, not officially a Reverend, but the story behind that title is worth tuning in for). Aaron has made waves as a marketing & advocacy specialist at Exact Solar, helping the company thrive in a time when many others in solar are shrinking. His secret? Telling stories that spark action.From a school greenhouse in Philly to a donated community solar project, Aaron shares how real narratives—not kilowatt stats—are ...

The Itch of Insight – Between Skin Contact and World ContactA weekend in Mallorca.A few days.And yet — I came back marked. Bitten. Irritated.But… awake.In this special episode of Arteetude, together with my AI co-host Sophia, we explore how a simple mosquito bite can reveal something deeper about our human (and digital) condition.When something unexpected pierces the skin, the body reacts, the mind reflects.What happens when we resist the urge to scratch?Can irritation become insight?And how do these bodily signals mirror the friction and flow of our digital world?Sophia and I take you ...

In today’s episode, our Intertek’s expert, Florencia Bahamonde, dives into the ISCC EU scheme that provides businesses with a structured approach to meet legal obligations and sustainability commitments. From feedstock producers and traders to biofuel refineries and energy suppliers, ISCC EU helps businesses operating within the European bioeconomy contribute to the EU’s renewable energy targets while meeting strict sustainability, traceability, and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction requirements. Listen to our podcast and learn which the six core sustainability principles ISCC EU ...

Today is #WorldOceansDay and I’m feeling a whole lot of things. Wonder. Grief. Hope. Determination.The ocean isn’t just a place to visit. It’s not just a good backdrop for photos.It’s breath. It’s mystery. It’s the engine of life on Earth. And right now? It needs us.This isn’t a doom post. It’s a love letter.To the sea slugs and phytoplankton.To coral metropolises and whales that sing.And to whoever has felt small in the best possible way, standing in front of something as vast and alive as our seas.Let’s protect what’s left.Let’s restore what we can.Let’s be the kind...

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This is part two in our conversation with Nathan Copeland! We go into a lot of depth regarding the science and process to HVAC system performance. So, if you haven't listened to part one, that would be a good briefer before enjoying this episode.

Todos nosotros tenemos en nuestros cuerpos un reloj interno que nos dice cuándo dormir, comer o estar alerta… Ese reloj biológico está en casi todos los seres vivos: humanos, animales, plantas e incluso hongos. Es como un temporizador natural que sigue el ciclo del día y la noche. Un equipo internacional de investigadores, entre los que figura Marian Nohales, nuestra invitada hoy en Hablando con Científicos, ha estudiado el reloj biológico de las plantas y ha descubierto que no solo tienen un reloj, ¡cada célula que las componen tiene el suyo! Esta diversidad de relojes celulares ...