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In the waters off Dominica, a miracle is unfolding—quietly, rhythmically, click by click. For centuries, we believed ourselves to be the only species with true language. Syntax. Grammar. Culture. But now, that myth is dissolving in the deep. A team of AI researchers, linguists, and marine biologists is on the brink of something historic: decoding the complex, structured, possibly combinatorial language of sperm whales.Yes, language. Not grunts. Not signals. But potentially an entire symbolic system passed from grandmother to calf like stories around a campfire. Their language is made of ...

Robert Macfarlane brings his glittering style to a profound work of travel writing, reportage, and natural history. Is a River Alive? is a joyful, mind-expanding exploration of an ancient, urgent idea: that rivers are living beings who should be recognized as such in imagination and law. Macfarlane takes listeners on three unforgettable journeys teeming with extraordinary people, stories, and places: to the miraculous cloud-forests and mountain streams of Ecuador, to the wounded creeks and lagoons of India, and to the spectacular wild rivers of Canada.

From the 1948 US edition: This is the story of the most publicized jungle animal that ever lived. In his best-selling Man-Eater's of Kumaon, Jim Corbett told of his battles with many man-eating tigers. In this book he tells a sustained and climactic story of his hard-won battle with a single leopard. Leopards very rarely become man-eaters, but those few that do are the peers of the man-eating tigers in ferocity and possess an even greater cunning.

Die Wiener Zahnärztin, Gesichts- & Kieferchirurgin und Humanmedizinerin DDr. Stefanie Weber gibt im Talk mit dem Journalisten und Podcaster Fritz Hutter erlösende Antworten auf all jene Fragen, die Patient:innen jeden Alters im Wartezimmer beschäftigen. Dabei lässt sie hinter die Kulissen ihrer wunderbaren Ordination am Schottenring blicken und erklärt die dort praktizierten, hochmodernen und gleichzeitig so schonenden Behandlungsmethoden mit dem Anspruch, ihren Patient:innen Gesundheit, mehr Selbstbewusstsein und Wohlbefinden zu schenken.

Beautiful queer & trans fam, thank you for your patience with the release of this episode! Join me for this deeply important episode where we hear from a powerful voice who is a queer survivor, activist, and scholar. Today’s guest, Dr. Lucas Wilson (he/him), shares his experience escaping the grips of evangelical “ex-gay” conversion therapy and his ongoing mission to expose how religion — especially the New Christian Right — harms LGBTQ+ folks. About Today’s GuestDr Lucas Wilson is a Canadian academic, author, and proud survivor of a secretive conversion therapy program at Liberty...

Jerry and Tracy discuss Devils Gate Dam in Pasadena Ca and have special guest Andrea Whitney from the Kirbyville Banner newspaper in Texas

This episode will feature Mr. Robert Strand. Tom and Joe both worked with Bob Strand for several years. Bob headed up the Sedimentation Section in the Water Resources Division of the Bureau of Reclamation in Denver, CO. Bob has worked all over the world on various projects involving sedimentation, including the Elwha River dam removal. Today the focus of the conversation will be on the Colorado River Salinity Control Project which Bob worked on in the very early years of the program. This will be a fascinating discussion of the program, its purpose, its components, and history. This ...

Jérôme Marty is the Executive Director of the International Association for Great Lakes Research (IAGLR). The IAGLR is about to hold their 68th international conference and it couldn’t come at a more crucial time. Jerome speaks with Lawrence Gunther on The Blue Fish Radio show podcast about the importance of Canada and U.S. scientists meeting and collaborating on issues specific to understanding and solving issues impacting the Great Lakes. Science, politics, economics and climate change are making the work of researchers more challenging than ever before.

Moderator: Marian Galovic (Zurich, Switzerland)Guest: Per Kristian Eide (Oslo, Norway)In this episode, moderator Marian Galovich and guest Per Kristian Eide delve into the often overlooked but highly treatable condition of normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH). Together, they explore the key clinical features of NPH, including its characteristic triad of symptoms, how to differentiate it from other neurodegenerative disorders, and the latest advancements in diagnostic approaches and surgical treatment options such as shunt placement.eanCampus access for Associate Members: If you are a member of ...

In this episode, Tom and Joe will discuss some recent water news. The first of two subjects will be a conversation of a study that focused on the top cities in the US that are sinking, primarily due to groundwater extraction. The second topic will focus on the underestimation of global warming due to a misunderstanding of the warming of the atmosphere due to an increase in water vapor in clouds. Stay tuned!

In unserer elften Folge von „Inside RH – Der Podcast“ beleuchten unser CEO Martin Stein und Prof. Dr. Florian Streitparth, Institutsdirektor des Strahleninstituts Köln und neuer Chief Medical Officer der RH-Gruppe, die verschiedenen Facetten des spannenden Themas Krankenhauskooperation. Welche Arten von Krankenhauskooperationen gibt es in der RH-Gruppe? Warum sind diese Kooperationen für beide Seiten vorteilhaft und sinnvoll? Neben zahlreichen praktischen Beispielen nehmen wir auch aktuelle politische Entscheidungen in den Blick. Hört rein! Unser Podcast Inside RH liefert euch ...

Rovert Pye is the Executive Director of Watersheds Canada and Lawrence Gunther’s guest once again on the Blue Fish Radio show podcast. Fresh off the first National Watersheds Conference Robert and Lawrence discuss highlights of the event and why the Conference needs to become an annual event to both educate stakeholders and facilitate the collaboration needed to strengthen shoreline resilience and safeguard fish habitat. The podcast includes numerous short recordings of event presenters and attendees on why they showed up for the event.

Join the No Lights Paranormal team as they delve into fascinating tales from the paranormal world. Our episode kicks off with Joe's exploration of how music connects with the paranormal, uncovering stories of ghostly encounters linked to melodies that traverse time and space. Next, Teresa takes us inside the opulent yet ominous Greystone Mansion, detailing its architectural grandeur, dark history, and the haunting presence felt by many. Discover the mansion’s evolution from a symbol of power to a notorious paranormal hotspot. Finally, Alex unravels the legend of the White Lady of the Broken ...

Send us a textThis episode is a particularly tender one. I had the privilege of speaking with Patte Kronlund whose husband, Butch, recently passed away after a long and difficult battle with cancer. Patte and I have an open, heartfelt conversation—one marked by courage, honesty, and that shows Patte's extraordinary personal strength.She speaks about grief, love, and the quiet acts of devotion that carry us through our darkest times. Her willingness to share such intimate reflections is something I deeply respect, and I think you will, too.There’s of course also much more we could have ...

Send us a textSurgery can be a powerful step on the path to transformation, and how you recover can make all the difference. In this solo episode, Jaxson shares his deeply personal journey of healing after gender-affirming surgery, offering heartfelt insights and practical tools for anyone preparing for or recovering from a medical procedure.Drawing from years of experience with multiple surgeries since beginning his transition in 2016, he unpacks the emotional and physical layers of recovery and how to navigate them with intention, compassion, and support.This week, we explore:How to prepare ...

In this episode, Barry goes through the process of assessing and diagnosing mold issues in our homes. Barry covers everything from what works, and what does not, to even touching on mold dogs! So if you haven't heard of a mold dog, this episode would be the one to listen to! Enjoy :)

In this episode, host Cass Dowding talks with writer and artist Rhiannon Dowding (also her mother-in-law) about a lifetime of garden stories from Wales to Victoria. Though Rhiannon says she's "not much of a gardener," her life has been shaped by the plant lovers around her, from grandparents with berry patches to her chemistry professor father who filled their first Australian garden with native trees. In this conversation, Cass and Rhiannon talk about: Growing up in Wales surrounded by berry patches and her grandfather's famous "poo tea" experimentsHer father's love of Australian native ...

On this weeks episode Brendan sits down with Ben Goldfarb, an independent conservation journalist. He's the author of Crossings: How Road Ecology Is Shaping The Future of Our Planet, named one of the best books of 2023 by the New York Times, and Eager: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter, winner of the 2019 PEN/E.O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award. His work has appeared in a number of publications you've probably heard of, from The Atlantic, New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Science, The New Yorker, National Geographic, and many other publications! Ben ...

ゲストは、動物言語学者、東京大学・准教授の「鈴木俊貴（すずき・としたか）」さんです。鈴木さんは、世界で初めて、鳥の言葉を解明した研究者として、国内外で大変注目されています。また、今年初めに出された本『僕には鳥の言葉がわかる』は、10万部を超えるベストセラーを記録中なんです。この番組も、以前から大注目している研究者のおひとりで、念願かなって番組にお迎えすることができました。今回は、鈴木さんが発見した...

And then came Homo Erectus―the upright monkey―and the Ducati Girl (A fictitious character doing the questioning). The original theory on the evolution of man is still uncertain; evolutionists couldn't agree on the real face of all these homos, and after all this fuss, life seems to have started all of the sudden, out of nowhere; fossils are the testimonies, right? The Ducati Girl is skeptical and she wants answers. Can the truth be revealed?