Best Farmer Jesse Podcasts (2024)

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Shoecast BONUS Episode Preview: Shop Talk With Brett Viberg & Shuyler Mowe of Nicks Boots 44:02

2h ago44:02

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It's our first-ever BONUS Shoecast episode—in a brand new format called Shop Talk. The idea is simple: -1 moderator (Ben from Stitchdown) -2 guests—this time, Brett Viberg of Viberg Boot, and Shuyler Mowe of Nicks Boots. -3 questions apiece—which can be about absolutely anything, and the other guest MUST answer meaningfully. And boy did it end up b…

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The Long View: Thoughts on the Economics Field from Three Environmental Economists (Rebroadcast) 40:46

2d ago40:46

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This week, we’re rebroadcasting an episode from the Resources Radio archive while the team is on a break through the rest of December. We’ll be back with new episodes in the new year; in the meantime, enjoy this throwback and poke around the archive at Resources.org for more topics you might be interested in.In this week’s episode rerun, host Marga…

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Gosh Numbers - Holy Moly, It’s a Math-tastic Adventure! 53:21

4d ago53:21

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In this week's laugh-packed episode of Nerdish Nerdy Nerd News, your favorite trio—Jess, Kristian, and Fergal—takes you on a numerical joyride! From base systems to buttloads (yes, it’s a real measurement), we’re crunching numbers and cracking jokes like never before. Dive into the world of Gosh Numbers as we explore decimal, binary, and even hexad…

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News Watch: PinkNews allegations, Syrian asylum claims, and don't forget about Georgia 36:22

5d ago36:22

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Content warning: descriptions of violence, mentions of rape, descriptions of transphobia Join Mathilda and Helena on their weekly news debriefs! We pick apart the most unhinged headlines and try to make sense of the mainstream media - helping you consume the news critically. This week, we point out a gaping blind spot in the international press: Ge…

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Holly Henry on the Cowboy Bootmaking Community's Sustaining Power (Also: Saddles) 1:04:33

6d ago1:04:33

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I will tell anyone who dares listen that handmade bootmaking—and perhaps specifically, cowboy bootmaking—is the highest form of leatherwork as functional art. And then I started paying attention a bit more to saddlemaking and was like damn ok maybe they’re tied. Parker, Colorado-based custom bootmaker Holly Henry knows a ton about both. Holly grew …

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Facing Fears and Imagining Innovation for Climate Change, with Kim Stanley Robinson (Rebroadcast) 35:34

8d ago35:34

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In this week’s episode rerun, host Daniel Raimi talks with Kim Stanley Robinson, acclaimed author of many books, most recently “The Ministry for the Future.” Robinson’s books vividly illustrate some of the most devastating potential consequences of climate change, but that’s not all they do—the books also offer innovation and optimism, imagining th…

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Smile / The Sadness - Streaming Screams Episode 13: Turn that Frown Upside Down 1:26:33

12d ago1:26:33

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As the year draws to a close and night seems to surround us, it’s often a good time to reflect. To look inside yourself and see how you’re doing. To take a deep dive into your emotions. This month we examine two movies that really sum up how people feel around the holiday season: Smile The Sadness First we take a hit of that jump-scare adrenaline a…

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News Watch: Syria, Sex Workers, 'Sickfluencers', and Gregg Wallace is sorry-not-sorry 36:08

12d ago36:08

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Join Mathilda and Helena on their weekly news debriefs! We pick apart the most unhinged headlines and try to make sense of the mainstream media - helping you consume the news critically. This week, Gregg Wallace turned his back on his target audience ("middle-class women of a certain age") while issuing a statement that will surely go down in histo…

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Aki Choklat on Building a Shoemaking College Program From Scratch 42:47

13d ago42:47

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In the US, there are schools for everything—of course you can study business, or to become a doctor. But also if you want to be an electrician, or an airplane mechanic—someone can teach you that. And then you’ve got UConn, which has offered an apparently quite intense puppetmaking major, every year since 1964. So why not for shoemaking? Examples do…

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Bonus: Inside Community from a Kid's Perspective 58:30

14d ago58:30

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This Bonus Episode is all about the perspective of the kids! Listen in on a funny and heartwarming conversation I had with 6 kids ranging in age from 5-24 about their experience growing up in community. This panel was conducted at the Emerald Village's Full Bloom Festival in San Diego and if you are considering community life, having a family or al…

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Public Engagement in Invasive Species Detection, with Rebecca Epanchin-Niell (Rebroadcast) 34:46

14d ago34:46

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This week, we’re rebroadcasting an episode from the Resources Radio archive while the team is on a break through the rest of December. We’ll be back with new episodes in the new year; in the meantime, enjoy this throwback and poke around the archive at Resources.org for more topics you might be interested in.In this week’s episode rerun, host Krist…

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News Watch: Another general election, ICC arrests, GRT discrimination, and... Wicked 28:28

19d ago28:28

28:28

Join Mathilda and Helena on their weekly news debriefs! We'll pick apart the most unhinged headlines and try to make sense of the mainstream media - helping you consume the news critically. This week, it’s hypocritical calls for another general election (while legitimate calls for another Brexit referendum were ignored), Musk interfering in UK poli…

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Vintage King Brian Davis of Wooden Sleepers on Why Everything We Buy Sucks These Days 1:27:43

21d ago1:27:43

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Often, vintage clothing and footwear's defining quality IS quality. As in, its actual construction and materials, how well it was made, way back when. In most cases, it wouldn’t even be here today if it wasn’t. The footwear world we explore on this podcast is absolutely the exception, and a beautiful one, to the core rule of the 21st century: most …

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Making Room for the River with Nature-Based Solutions, with Matt Chambers 33:14

22d ago33:14

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In this week’s episode, host Margaret Walls talks with Matt Chambers, a researcher at the Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems at the University of Georgia, about managing floods with nature-based solutions. Chambers discusses the history of levee systems in the United States, the challenges that the widespread use of levees have presente…

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News Watch: Farmers' 'tractor tax', Trans awareness, Amsterdam attacks 28:51

26d ago28:51

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Introducing: Media Storm's News Watch! Join Mathilda and Helena on their weekly news debriefs! We'll pick apart the most unhinged headlines and try to make sense of the mainstream media - helping you consume the news critically. This week, it’s farmers (protesting the UK’s new inheritance tax), football fans (bringing the Israel-Palestine conflict …

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Brett Viberg is Back on the Shoecast, and He's Bringing Loafers 1:26:21

28d ago1:26:21

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15 years ago Viberg was pretty firmly Canada’s most hardcore logging and industrial boot company. Since Brett Viberg took over the reins of the nearly 100-year-old brand from his father Glen, Viberg has in many ways completely changed the high-end, recraftable boot market—most notably with its Service Boot, which became a legitimate game-shifting i…

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ARCHIVE Assisted dying: What do terminally ill people think? 34:30

29d ago34:30

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The End of Life Bill being debated in UK parliament marks a historic moment for a country with one of the most punitive approaches to assisted dying people in the liberal world. But here at Media Storm, something confuses us about the debate now unfolding in the news, which is the distinctive lack of voices of people for whom the bill is actually d…

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What Are Sustainable Aviation Fuels?, with Nafisa Lohawala 30:42

29d ago30:42

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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Nafisa Lohawala, a fellow at Resources for the Future, about sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs). Lohawala discusses the climate impact of the aviation industry, different types of SAFs, and the reductions in greenhouse gas emissions that SAFs can help achieve. Lohawala also discusses policies that…

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Black Farmers in America, with Seanicaa Edwards Herron 31:40

1M ago31:40

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In this week’s episode, host Margaret Walls talks with Seanicaa Edwards Herron, founder and executive director of the Freedmen Heirs Foundation, about challenges facing Black farmers in the United States. Herron discusses historical and systemic barriers that Black farmers have encountered, and continue to encounter, in the US agricultural industry…

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As Above, So Below / The Taking of Deborah Logan - Streaming Screams Episode 12: From the Bowels of Hell to the Terrors of the Mind 1:39:44

1M ago1:39:44

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From the Bowels of Hell to the Terrors of the Mind As we return to our normal monthly schedule we explore the Inferno and ask, is it age and Alzheime’rs, or is it something, somehow more sinister? Join us as we strap on the camera with two found footage flicks: As Above, So Below The Taking of Deborah Logan We’ll explore the allegory of the parisia…

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Building with Mass Timber, with Pat Layton 34:34

1M ago34:34

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In this week’s episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Pat Layton, director of the Wood Utilization + Design Institute at Clemson University, about the resurgence in constructing buildings with wood and, in particular, with mass timber. Layton discusses the development and adoption of mass timber in the United States, along with the environmental an…

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What Does NIMBYism Cost Society?, with Stephen Jarvis 33:38

2M ago33:38

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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Stephen Jarvis, an assistant professor at the London School of Economics, about local opposition—often called “NIMBYism,” or Not In My Backyard—to renewable energy projects in the United Kingdom and the cost this opposition adds to the clean energy transition. Jarvis discusses the permitting proc…

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Halloween - Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular Finale 51:11

2M ago51:11

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The End is the Beginning Alas, all parties must come to an end and trick or treating can only go on for so long. The neighbors are turning out their lights, so open up your bag for the last fun-sized episode of our Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular with John Carpenter's most seminal work, the original classic, the immortal, the iconic Hallowe…

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Understanding Inequities in Access to Wastewater Systems, Maura Allaire 29:58

2M ago29:58

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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Maura Allaire, an assistant professor at Arizona State University, about access to wastewater infrastructure in the United States. Allaire discusses the widespread lack of access to centralized wastewater services; the high failure rates of septic systems, which often serve as substitutes for cen…

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Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular trailer 0:48

2M ago0:48

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Trailer for our first ever, Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular! It's a Halloween celebration as we hand out four fun sized episodes featuring the Halloween 2018 trilogy as well as the original Halloween!By Streaming Screams

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Halloween Ends - Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular Part 3 1:22:52

2M ago1:22:52

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Not Dead Enough The Halloween party continues with another fun-sized episode where we get into the most divisive and controversial film of this whole timeline Halloween Ends As the sequel trilogy winds down and the focus shifts to a new character, we follow Haddonfield into the depths of societal and generational trauma. Along the way we’ll examine…

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How Consumers Respond to Electricity Prices, with Jesse Buchsbaum 32:56

2M ago32:56

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In this week’s episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Jesse Buchsbaum, a new research fellow at Resources for the Future, about how consumers respond to changes in electricity prices. Buchsbaum discusses the responsiveness of electricity consumers to prices in the short and long term, the role of pricing in driving long-term changes in consumption …

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Halloween Kills - Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular Part 2 42:33

2M ago42:33

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It’s a Hunter’s Moon Open up your bag because here comes the second fun-sized episode of our Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular! Do you remember when you were a kid, when you’d get home from trick or treating, and you’d excitedly pull a random candy out from your bag and pop it into your mouth only to realize someone gave you a cough drop? Tha…

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Surveying American Public Opinion on Climate Change, with Jon Krosnick 38:26

2M ago38:26

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In this week’s episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Jon Krosnick, a professor at Stanford University and a university fellow at Resources for the Future, about the views held by Americans on climate change and climate policies. Krosnick discusses the latest results from the Climate Insights project, which has gauged American public opinion on cli…

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Halloween 2018 - Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular Part 1 59:33

3M ago59:33

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Trick or Treat! Smell my feet! Give me some PTSD! The most wonderful time of the year has finally arrived! Spooky Season is finally here and it’s time to celebrate with our first ever Spooky Season Super Scary Screamtacular! This week we drop the first of 4 weekly, fun-sized episodes into your bag, starting with Halloween (2018) We return to Haddon…

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ARCHIVE ‘One man’s terrorist’: Israel, Lebanon, Iran and beyond 48:56

3M ago48:56

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We bring back Media Storm's episode on 'terrorism' to reflect on the escalating war in the Middle East, and ask how geopolitical biases are playing into this week's headlines and restricting our understanding of events. The episode features Lebanese reporter Zahera Harb, Afghan refugee Gulwali Passarlay, former UN Security Council President Kishore…

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Brian The Bootmaker May Actually Be Mister Rogers 1:19:25

3M ago1:19:25

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To be honest I didn’t think I’d ever get Brian the Bootmaker on this show—he doesn’t do many interviews at all, and for whatever reason I was, quite frankly, kind of afraid to ask him. Which in hindsight is insane because he’s about as sweet and genuine and fantastic to talk to as people come. Working out of the central Los Angeles workshop he firs…

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Local Attitudes Toward Energy Projects, with Holly Caggiano and Sara Constantino 34:17

3M ago34:17

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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Holly Caggiano, an assistant professor at the University of British Columbia, and Sara Constantino, an assistant professor at Stanford University, about the preferences of local residents and elected officials for large-scale energy projects in Pennsylvania. Caggiano and Constantino discuss facto…

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S4E16 Nuclear weapons: deterrence or destruction? 1:02:05

3M ago1:02:05

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Nuclear weapons: peace in our times, or destruction in our future? What you think probably depends on where in the world you are - because what journalists write generally depends on where in the world they are. Here in the UK, nuclear weapons are a necessary deterrent, and that’s the end of the story. The coverage is coloured by geopolitical consi…

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Will Carbon Capture Make Local Air Pollution Worse?, with Andrew Waxman 30:28

3M ago30:28

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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Andrew Waxman, an assistant professor at the University of Texas at Austin, about carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), a technology that involves the capture and storage or reuse of carbon dioxide. Waxman discusses the application of CCUS technology for reducing greenhouse gas emissio…

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S4E15 What the media won't say about the monarchy 56:58

3M ago56:58

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Prince Harry’s 40th birthday, Kate Middleton back at work, and ANOTHER dramatisation of that Prince Andrew interview. Headlines about the Royals are frequent front pages - but is this actually news? The monarchy is given a fairly easy ride in the media - rarely questioned, often praised, history erased. But why don’t editorial guidelines about ‘due…

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Adding Equity to Environmental Models, with Amanda Giang 30:19

3M ago30:19

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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Amanda Giang, an assistant professor at the University of British Columbia, about considering equity in computational models of systems that are at the interface of people and the environment. Giang discusses the steps involved in adapting the models; weighing the benefits of granular, individual…

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S4E14 Violence against women is a man's problem: Gisèle Pelicot, Rebecca Cheptegei, and millions more 1:03:25

3M ago1:03:25

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Content warning: rape, sexual assault, and gender-based violence Headlines about gender-based violence are sadly not rare. But over the last week, two harrowing stories have sent shockwaves around the world. In France, pensioner Dominique Pelicot stands trial for recruiting 72 men to join him in drugging and raping his now ex-wife, Gisèle, over the…

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Neeralta Manufacturing – Grain Bagging System - Power of Listening To Your Farmer Customers 52:12

3M ago52:12

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Machinery Pete talks about the power of listening and how it helped him both on a personal development level and also as a business building tool over the past 34 years. Pete’s podcast guest, Rob Wierenga, partner with Neeralta Mfg. of Alberta, Canada also touches on how important listening to their farmer customers has been a vital component in bu…

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Power Flows: Understanding the Barriers to Electricity Transmission, with Catherine Hausman 29:45

3M ago29:45

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In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Catherine Hausman, an associate professor at the University of Michigan, about the costs of not building new electricity transmission lines, particularly in the Midwestern United States. Hausman discusses the benefits of additional electricity transmission for consumer electricity prices, emissio…

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Molly Monahan, The Motorcycle Mechanic Turned Garlic Farmer Turned Small-Town Cobbler 50:00

3M ago50:00

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When you grow up in a shoe repair shop directly next door to your actual house, it's hard to not catch the cobbling bug. But oh did Molly Monahan try to resist. After learning how to repair motorcycles and doing some farming for a bit, Molly one day told her mother "we're opening the shop back up!" and immediately put mom back to work making leathe…

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The Mortuary Collection / Terrified - Streaming Screams Episode 07: On the Road 42:42

3M ago42:42

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On the Road This month, our ghoulish hosts head down to LA to see one of their favorite bands, Ghost, at the Kia Forum for one of the shows filmed for Rite Here Rite Now. Along the way they explore the spooky, wynorrific town of Raven’s End and a morbidly grisly haunted neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina with two unique and visionary flicks: T…

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S4E13 Why is no one talking about Sudan? Plus Jess Phillips NHS claim and pub garden smoking ban 59:31

3M ago59:31

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Headlines about wars in Ukraine and Gaza have flooded front pages - yet, the "world's biggest humanitarian crisis" is battling for media attention. Why? In Sudan, a terrible war is raging. What started as a conflict between the Sudan Armed forces (SAF) and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has exploded into chaos and bloodshed, with countless…

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Jess Wootten on Making Boots in an Australian Gold Rush Town, and Blake Rapid Misconceptions 50:26

3M ago50:26

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This episode's chat is with Jess Wootten of…Wootten! The Ballarat, Australia boots and shoes and leathergoods maker that is doing some very interesting work. We covered how Jess somewhat tripped into a family tradition of bootmaking, ran down what Wootten's making in Ballarat and how, some common misconceptions about the Blake/Rapid (aka McKay welt…

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Implications of the Supreme Court Overturning the Chevron Decision, with Daniel Farber 31:04

4M ago31:04

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In this week’s episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Daniel Farber, a professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley, about Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, a Supreme Court case decided earlier this summer that overturned decades of precedent set under a 1984 case that itself led to a legal principle, or doctrine, that people call…

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S4E12 Paralympics: An afterthought? Plus ‘two-tiered’ policing and Labour’s migrant ‘amnesty’ 53:18

4M ago53:18

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The Paralympic Games are underway - and there's plenty to celebrate! More coverage than ever before, a public-participating opening ceremony, and over 160 nations televising the event. But is it enough? There were 10 million tickets available for the Olympics - and only 3 million for the Paralympics. What does it mean that the Paralympics will be b…

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A History of America’s Public Lands, with John D. Leshy (Rebroadcast) 32:49

4M ago32:49

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This week, we’re rebroadcasting an episode from the Resources Radio archive while the team is on a break through the rest of August. We’ll be back in September with new episodes; in the meantime, enjoy this throwback and poke around the archive at Resources.org for more topics you might be interested in.In this week’s episode rerun, host Margaret W…

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Jess Farmer - Fascia Freedom 🌐🕸️🤘 1:21:16

4M ago1:21:16

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Welcome to this episode Fascia Freedom opening up the myofascial mycelial network of the body in this episode with myself being interviewed by the wonderful Charlie Martin of Pantierra healing! The fascia is the interconnected web of tissue that weaves through every muscle & organ of the body governing the bodies structure, health, information tran…

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S4E11 Prisons: Overcrowding, Operation Early Dawn, and child strip-searches 59:25

4M ago59:25

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‘UK PRISONS OVERCROWDED AFTER RACIST RIOTS!’ ‘A CHILD IS STRIP-SEARCHED EVERY 14 HOURS’ ‘SCORES OF CRIMINALS COULD BE FREED IN DAYS’ Headlines this week spotlight the UK’s criminal justice system, as prison overcrowding triggers emergency measures. Amazingly, serious talks about prison reform have entered the mainstream media - but a key voice is m…

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Climate and Weather, with Jason Samenow of the Capital Weather Gang (Rebroadcast) 34:39

4M ago34:39

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This week, we’re rebroadcasting an episode from the Resources Radio archive while the team is on a break through the rest of August. We’ll be back in September with new episodes; in the meantime, enjoy this throwback and poke around the archive at Resources.org for more topics you might be interested in.In this week’s episode rerun, host Kristin Ha…

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