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Are you confused about the real truth behind menopause, hormones, and metabolism? In this episode, Hormone Nutritionist Samantha Gladish demystifies the complex relationship between menopause and metabolism. We chat about controversial topics like carbohydrate consumption, weight gain during menopause, and the often-overlooked cultural aspects of aging for women.Key Highlights:Why your fear of carbs could be secretly damaging your thyroidThe link between protein intake and emotional stability revealedWhat social media influencers get dangerously wrong about women's nutritionHidden patterns in ...

From playful ornament-tipping to a snow globe turning on without power, these apparitions are anything but ordinary. As the house’s massive hoard clears, so does the realization that multiple entities have free rein—one even appears in the dead of night with a menacing grab. Is this ghostly presence simply toying around or sliding into a darker agenda? Join us to unravel the eerie encounters, failed cleansing attempts, and what happens when a house reveals more than its cluttered past. If you have a real ghost story or supernatural event to report, please write into our show or call 1-...

The Yamnaya and their impact on Eurasia as well as artificial selection.

On this Sasquatch Theory Podcast, I interview Ellie from Oregon! Ellie and her family were at a campground near Crater Lake! They were enjoying the beautiful view and the wildlife when they noticed the deer just disappeared and did not come back out! They were startled when an Albino White Sasquatch came into their camp and began eating their food! Ellie said they were really terrified by this encounter and they could not believe their eyes! Have you had a Bigfoot encounter in Oregon state? If so, contact me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com Join this channel to get access to perks: https://...

En este episodio del podcast ECOCRACIA, Angel Cano y Fernando Valladares entrevistan a Yayo Herrero. Antropóloga, escritora y activista, es una de las voces más influyentes del pensamiento ecologista europeo por su forma de enfocar asuntos como el patriarcado, el cambio climático, el problema de la vivienda o el impacto de la IA en nuestras vidas. Una entrevista inspiradora que te enamorará. Una producción de LouPod (www.loupod.es)

Send us a textEarly planting can significantly increase soybean yields, but it comes with both advantages and risks. Bill and Jeff discuss the importance of planting timing, the impact on pod and node development, and essential management strategies such as weed control and seed treatments. Topics Covered:• Importance of early planting in maximizing yields • Historical planting trends shifting toward early soybeans • Effects of planting date on plant development stages • Recommendations for seed variety and treatments • Strategies for effective weed management • ...

Quick facts about this large seabird with colorful feet! The blue-footed booby (Sula nebouxii, piquero patas azules). Blue-footed booby facts!#birds #ocean #seabirds #galapagos #pacific #marineanimals #weird #fish #amazing #eggs #science #learn #educational #dance #aves #fast #booby Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You’ve probably heard it before—“I’ll take care of that in the off-season.” But in the restoration industry, does an off-season even exist?In this episode of HailChatter, we break down the data and industry trends to uncover the reality of hailstorms throughout the year. Some regions see hail year-round, while others have a defined season—but even then, unexpected storms can throw a wrench in your plans.We’ll cover:📊 What the data says about when and where hailstorms happen🌪️ Why certain cities—like Dallas and Atlanta—see more storms outside of peak season🏠 How ...

Salamanders and frogs return to their home pools to breed, but removal of these pools is making life more difficult for them. New research discovers how artificial pools can affect the genetics and fates of both spotted salamanders and wood frogs. Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/herphighlights Merch: https://www.redbubble.com/people/herphighlights/shop Full reference list available here: http://www.herphighlights.podbean.com Main Paper References: Winters DM, Wilson E, Coster SS, Rothenberger MB. 2024. Integrating Population Genetics With Long‐Term Environmental Monitoring to ...

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In this edition of The Naked Scientists, we're looking into multiple sclerosis, following the progression of the condition from relapses to neurodegeneration, asking, can we halt the disease in its tracks? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

InterSolar North America is always the first ‘big’ clean energy industry conference that kicks off the year! And who doesn’t want to kick off the year with a trip to sunny San Diego?!To ensure you are up-to-speed on this year’s event, we’ve curated a "Know Before You Go" episode that will help maximize your experience at InterSolar and Energy Storage North America 2025 next week!With thousands of clean energy professionals gathering at the San Diego Convention Center, this year’s event is packed with new features, insightful keynotes, and exclusive networking opportunities. AND, we...

Episode Notes: In this episode we continue the Executive Series as we sit down with Sharon Peters, President and CEO of EMA Inc. Sharon talks about helping clients improve business processes by leveraging the right technology at the right time. Sharon also talks about workforce issues seen in private sector consulting. As always, and end f show quiz closes out the episode. Find out more at https://streaming-water.pinecast.co

Interview with Oregon State University research engineer Erica Fischer. As wildfires increasingly affect communities and civil infrastructure, structural engineers apply their expertise in interdependent lifeline systems and structures. Fischer says engineers are primed to investigate “urban conflagrations” in all phases, including community adaptation and mitigation. She cites research findings from the 2018 Camp Fire in Paradise, CA, which led to valuable new understandings about water pipeline contamination.

Welcome to HailChatter, a HailTrace podcast, where weather meets restoration! CoHosted by Taylor Cox, a meteorologist with a background in emergency management, and Collin Hunt, a messaging strategist passionate about helping businesses succeed, HailChatter is designed for roofers, general contractors, public adjusters, insurance professionals, and PDR companies—anyone whose work is shaped by the storm.In this short intro episode, we break down what you can expect from the show, from in-depth storm breakdowns to practical insights on how weather impacts your business. This podcast will ...

Dans cet épisode, Damien Butin - Directeur stratégie et MOA du patrimoine naturel de Bordeaux Métropole et auteur - partage sa vision du paysage comme levier de transformation urbaine et écologique. À travers son parcours et son expertise, nous explorons l’évolution du paysagisme, de son ancrage dans l’histoire de l’art à son rôle structurant dans la fabrique des territoires. L'approche intégrée qu'il défend repose sur une lecture dynamique du territoire, prenant en compte ses évolutions, ses usages et ses interactions avec les écosystèmes. En questionnant les modèles ...

"We have the need to be a part of a group. This is human. But it is different - belonging vs fitting it. We can belong, but if we fit in we cut off parts of ourselves. And this is all about the need to see what we do unconsciously to ourselves. That is the point of visuality exploration - to really see."Do we see "reality", or do we see only what we are exposed to, layered with our expectations of what we are going to see based on the conditioning of our past? Visual anticipation is very real, and the result is what art historian and UNESCO Chair Vicky Karaiskou calls "the visuality trap". ...