Wetenschap – Nieuwe podcasts
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Stories told from the perspective of plants, fungi, and ancient organisms — grounded in real science, open to the spiritual, uniquely Australian.
Plants have an incredible life. This is their story
Each episode layers 40Hz gamma binaural beats beneath the narration to support deep rest, focus, and presence.
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Welcome to Flora Frontiers — your premier botany channel exploring plants from around the world.From misty Amazon rainforests and scorching Namib deserts to frozen Siberian tundra, remote Pacific islands, and Andean cloud forests, enjoy stunning expeditions, rare plant profiles, and fascinating stories.Weekly we reveal:• Amazing plant adaptations• Easy-to-understand ecology & evolution• Cultural legends and conservation• Secret botanical hotspots worldwide
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Dedicated to people sharing their stories, encounters and sightings completely anonymously.
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A podcast sharing stories from Australia’s landscapes, bringing together science, research, practical expertise, and community to restore nature and manage the land.
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Wild Engineers explores how nature solves the functions engineers care about most: regulating temperature, managing flow, strengthening structures, protecting from fire, and more. Hosted by Melanie Farmer, with Master’s degrees in Biomimicry and Managing Innovation, each episode translates biological strategies into practical engineering insight, with a focus on building services.
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Breeders Blueprint is the podcast that takes you behind the scenes of Australia's leading seedstock operations.
Each episode features in-depth conversations with some of the country's most respected livestock breeders as we uncover the blueprint behind their success. We explore the breeding philosophies, genetic decisions, business strategies, family histories and management practices that have built some of Australia's most influential seedstock programs.
From selecting sires and interpreting performance data to navigating changing markets and preparing for the next generation, our guests share the lessons they've learned, the challenges they've overcome and the decisions that continue to shape their herds and studs.
Whether you're an established seedstock producer, commercial producer, agricultural student or simply passionate about livestock genetics, Breeders Blueprint delivers practical insights, honest conversations and inspiring stories from the people helping drive the future of Australian livestock breeding.
Every great breeding program has a blueprint. This is where you'll discover it.
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Ever looked at a skeleton and wondered, "What’s your story?" Think no more. Welcome to The Archaeologist's Notebook! With videos twice a week, we bring the dead back to speak (metaphorically, of course). Hosted by professional archaeologist Giselle Kiraly, this show dives deep into the dirt to uncover thousands of years of human history. Make sure to Subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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Boring geological reports to help you sleep. Each episode become progressively more sleep inducing, with a short rock of the day segment then a real geological report read out to help you drift off.
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The BirdGuides Podcast is the ultimate audio hub for birdwatching – wherever you are and whatever your experience. We discuss the latest sightings and stories, speak to the biggest birding names, delve into the best hot-spots and birding countries, remember famous moments, talk all things ID and so much more. The BirdGuides Podcast helps connects you to the birds, the places and the people that make the hobby so special.
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Ontdek het verhaal achter de Stichting Tuin van Haarlem, die al dertig jaar waakt over het unieke Westelijk Tuinbouwgebied. In deze speciale jubileumpodcast neemt host Frank Kromer je mee naar de groene mozaïek van kwekerijen, weilanden en slootjes die de essentiële buffer vormt tussen de versteende stad Haarlem en de duinen.
In twee afleveringen hoor je hoe betrokkenen zij aan zij streden tegen krankzinnige woningbouwplannen en de verloedering van het landschap. We kijken echter niet alleen terug; we werpen ook een blik op de toekomst. Hoe transformeren we dit gebied tot een krachtig merk — de ‘Tuin van Haarlem’ — waar biodiversiteit, biologische teelt en recreatie hand in hand gaan?
Van historische anekdotes over lantaarnpaal-activisme tot actuele discussies over bestrijdingsmiddelen en de aanleg van nieuwe wandelpaden: je hoort het allemaal in gesprekken met bestuursleden, biologen, boswachters en de stadsarchitect. -
The fascinating world of wolves — their intelligence, social structures, hunting strategies and the myths that have surrounded them throughout human history.
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On Fathom the Mind, we explore what cutting-edge science and rigorous contemplative inquiry can tell us about the nature of consciousness. In this exploration, we hope to empower you to live a life of both intellectual integrity and contemplative depth.
Despite the depth to which modern scientists have investigated matter and the physical world, their questions about the nature of consciousness remain unsolved. Scientists still don’t know how physical matter relates to conscious experience, and given the intense debate among the scientific community, there seems to be little hope for consensus on the matter anytime soon.
And yet, consciousness and subjective experience are central to every human life. Without them, scientists could not even begin their pursuit of empirical inquiry. Despite how they might sound, these questions about consciousness are relevant for all of us—not just trained researchers.
As everyday people, our understanding of consciousness has real implications for what we believe our minds are capable of—not to mention what we think it means to be human. On Fathom the Mind, we interview experts in the fields of both modern science and contemplative inquiry in order to explore the nature of consciousness. Interweaving expert knowledge and the personal experiences of guests, we facilitate well-rounded conversations about the nature of consciousness, all while upholding the rigor that scientific inquiry demands. Through this exploration, we hope to demystify and advance the conversation around consciousness in the modern world. We’ll also discuss mind-training tools that not only support our ability to think clearly and scientifically but also help us cultivate a deep sense of well-being.
About the Center for Contemplative Research
Fathom the Mind. Heal the World.®
The Center for Contemplative Research (CCR) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit religious organization founded in 2020 by scholars B. Alan Wallace, PhD and Eva Natanya, PhD.
Vision
The founding vision of the CCR posits that the problems of human civilization stem from mental afflictions, and that to address the crises humanity faces and bring about a new era of human flourishing, we must address their root causes in the mind.
The CCR sees a future guided by collaborative, cross-cultural, and interdisciplinary inquiry, where scientists and contemplatives work together in mutual respect to fathom the nature and potentials of the mind and seek to discover and implement the sustainable causes of personal and social well-being.
Mission
The mission of the CCR is to develop, apply, and proliferate methods of contemplative science—through expert training, collaborative research, and accessible education—to further the exploration of the nature and potentials of consciousness, deepen empirical understanding of genuine well-being, and offer accessible tools for flourishing to the world.
Support our work at: https://centerforcontemplativeresearch.org/donate/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=show_description
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Talk Dirt To Me is the no-filter podcast where two working farmers pull back the curtain on real American agriculture. Hosts Logan Hanks and Dr. Bobby Lee Hanks share boots-on-the-ground insight from running a full-time corn and soybean operation and a working cattle herd. Each week they dive into the business and lifestyle of modern farming. Row crops, beef cattle, agronomy, equipment, ag policy, markets, and rural grit with unfiltered stories, lessons learned, and interviews with farmers, ranchers, and ag industry leaders shaping the future of food, products, and fiber.
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In a world saturated by superficial wellness trends and curated perfection, Unfiltered serves as a grounded alternative for exploring the authentic truth about human nature.
Hosted by Krystal Perkins, this podcast provides a space for the experts who have the data and the humans who have the scars. We are stripping away the bullshit to dissect how trauma, military health, fitness fads and the evolution of health impact your head, your heart, and the future.
Every episode provides a blueprint for the human experience through three pillars:
The Head: Establishing the macro view by grounding discussions in objective reality and professional expertise.
The Heart: Exploring the "unfiltered" stories of invisible burdens and the "ugly" emotions society rarely permits us to discuss.
The Hope: Intentionally constructing a resilient future where technology acts as a proactive safety net.
Join us as we move beyond traditional perspectives to navigate the difficult realities of being human with genuine intention.
Follow Krystal on Instagram to keep up with the latest episode drops and make sure to subscribe to get episodes straight to your podcast feed!
This program is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not medical, psychological, or professional health advice. Always consult a qualified health provider. Guest views are their own and do not necessarily reflect the positions of the host or the production team. If you find this information triggering and you need support contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Emergency Services on 000.
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In this thought-provoking work, David Hume, the distinguished Scottish philosopher, historian, and essayist, delves into the essence and foundation of morals. Written as an accessible summary of Book III from his seminal work, A Treatise of Human Nature, Hume invites us to ponder a critical debate Are morals derived from reason or sentiment? Do we understand them through logic and induction, or by instinctive feelings and a subtle internal sense? He challenges us to consider whether moral truths are universal for all rational beings or if they vary based on the unique constitution of humanity. (Excerpted from Section I – Of the General Principles of Morals) (Summary from the text and adapted from Wikipedia by lubee930)
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The clinical trial industry is stuck in an innovation impasse, weighed down by outdated processes, layers of bureaucracy, and a systemic inability to prioritize those on the frontlines - patients, sites, and researchers. Tune in every week as Tilda Research CEO Ram Yalamanchili interviews clinical trial leaders at the cutting edge of innovation who are breaking past the current paradigm.
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Let’s face it. 2020 has been a shit year for everyone across all corners of the globe. While the world media focuses on the glass half empty, these two chicks have the audacity to create their own light at the end of the tunnel by celebrating all the opportunities that come with this time of great change! Aly Cook, New Zealand songstress, and Australian Music Industry podcast The Music Real host, Nichola Burton, will be talking to the extraordinary men and women across the planet who are leveraging these opportunities to reimagine and recover! Join us and stay Ahead of the Curves!
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The OrthoXel Podcast brings together leading orthopaedic surgeons, researchers, and industry experts to discuss the latest advances in fracture healing, trauma care, biomechanics, and orthopaedic innovation.
Through expert-led discussions, we explore real-world clinical experience, emerging research, challenging cases, and the technologies shaping the future of fracture fixation and patient recovery.
Hosted by OrthoXel, this podcast offers valuable insights into the evolving science of fracture healing and the pursuit of better outcomes for patients worldwide. -
Terwijl social creator Annemarie Lekkerkerker van de ene sprekersklus naar het andere event vliegt, geniet haar vader Michiel in alle rust van zijn pensioen, leest hij drie kranten per dag en volgt hij het nieuws op de voet. In hun podcast Generatie Espresso komen deze twee werelden samen. Vader en dochter ontmoeten elkaar in de studio om maatschappelijke thema's te bespreken. Daarbij kijken ze met een open blik naar de verschillen én de verrassende overeenkomsten tussen hun generaties.
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