Best Alicia Clarke Podcasts (2024)

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156: How to Build an Innovation-Driven Culture (and Actually Make It Stick) ft. Alicia Lopez 34:21

15d ago34:21

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Alicia Lopez, Chief Innovation Officer at Flatiron Corp, is an innovation enthusiast with a rich background in civil engineering and over 25 years of experience in the construction industry. Originally from Spain, Alicia has worked globally—from India to the Middle East—bringing a holistic approach to innovation. In this week’s episode, Alicia shar…

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S3E35: Reimagine, Rebuild, Resist: Creating the World We Want Together 41:16

21d ago41:16

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Episode Summary: In this episode of "90 Miles from Needles, the Desert Protection Podcast," host Chris Clarke delivers an impassioned reflection on the results of the recent election. He traces the roots of today's situation to the Reagan administration and beyond, while discussing the challenges the progressive movement faces in countering conserv…

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2X Canadian Oyster Shucking Champ Jason Woodside interviews The Oyster Ninja 38:18

27d ago38:18

38:18

Jason from Banjo Oyster interviews The Oyster Ninja and takes an entirely new perspective on asking questions. We discuss the shucking journey and what makes an oyster shucker. Use code OysterNinja https://www.etsy.com/shop/BanjoShuckingTools?ref=profile_header

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2X Canadian Oyster Shucking Champ Jason Woodside interviews The Oyster Ninja 38:18

28d ago38:18

38:18

Jason from Banjo Oyster interviews The Oyster Ninja and takes an entirely new perspective on asking questions. We discuss the shucking journey and what makes an oyster shucker. Use code OysterNinja https://www.etsy.com/shop/BanjoShuckingTools?ref=profile_header

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S3E34: Hope the Mexican Wolf: A Tale of Survival and Loss in Northern Arizona 34:49

28d ago34:49

34:49

Join host Chris Clarke as he delves into the poignant tale of Hope, a Mexican wolf, with Greta Anderson from Western Watersheds Project. Discover the politics behind wolf recovery north of Interstate 40, and the broader implications for conservation policy. Anderson highlights the need for policy changes to support the natural dispersion of wolves.…

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155: The Hype and Reality of AI Solutions in AEC ft. Tannis Liviniuk 50:22

29d ago50:22

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Tannis Liviniuk is the Digital Advancement Executive at Zachry Group and has a background in industrial construction, working on an array of different projects from greenfield and brownfield to shutdowns, freeze-ups, and fire rebuilds. In this week’s episode, we dive into the challenges of user adoption of new tools, the importance of understanding…

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S3E33: Dr. Naomi Fraga on the Frontlines of Botanical Conservation 45:04

1M ago45:04

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Join host Chris Clarke and guest Dr. Naomi Fraga, Director of Conservation Programs at the California Botanic Garden, as they explore the challenges and successes in desert plant conservation in Nevada. Discover the plight of Tiehm's buckwheat threatened by a lithium-boron mining project and the promising steps toward protection for the Tecopa bird…

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Crystal Lugo: Founder of The Glove Scaler 37:48

1M ago37:48

37:48

In this episode, we’re diving into the world of invention with Crystal Lugo, the visionary behind the game-changing Glove Scaler. From a product that came from a mental vision and is now transforming the way we prepare fish, Crystal takes us through her incredible journey of bringing this innovative invention to life. You’ll hear about the moment o…

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Crystal Lugo: Founder of The Glove Scaler 37:48

1M ago37:48

37:48

In this episode, we’re diving into the world of invention with Crystal Lugo, the visionary behind the game-changing Glove Scaler. From a product that came from a mental vision and is now transforming the way we prepare fish, Crystal takes us through her incredible journey of bringing this innovative invention to life. You’ll hear about the moment o…

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S3E32: Vote, Engage, and Protect Our Desert 23:54

1M ago23:54

23:54

In this special Election Day 2024 episode of "90 Miles from Needles," Chris sheds light on the crucial role of civic engagement in the ongoing struggle to protect North America’s deserts. Released strategically on a day when decisions hold power over environmental policies, this episode emphasizes the dual efforts needed both in voting and ongoing …

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154: Construction Tech’s Biggest Misstep | Overlooking On-Site Realities ft. Tyler Campbell 42:22

1M ago42:22

42:22

Tyler Campbell is the owner of Storybuilder Creative and co-host of the Construction Brothers podcast. His background in steel detailing coupled with experience creating videos in the commercial construction industry grants Tyler with unique insights into areas where construction tech falls short and how it can be improved. Topics include: * Challe…

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ASKING CHAT GPT: WHAT SHOULD OYSTER SHUCKERS AND OYSTER FARMERS CONSIDER FOR THE UPCOMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. 14:25

2M ago14:25

14:25

Today i asked chat gpt what oyster farmers and shuckers consider for the upcoming election. Chat GPt told me that they should be focusing on a few topics that include environmental regulations, public health and safety standards, labor rights, sustainable fishing practices and so many more. Let me know if you would like a more deep dive research ep…

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ASKING CHAT GPT: WHAT SHOULD OYSTER SHUCKERS AND OYSTER FARMERS CONSIDER FOR THE UPCOMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. 14:25

2M ago14:25

14:25

Today i asked chat gpt what oyster farmers and shuckers consider for the upcoming election. Chat GPt told me that they should be focusing on a few topics that include environmental regulations, public health and safety standards, labor rights, sustainable fishing practices and so many more. Let me know if you would like a more deep dive research ep…

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S3E31: Return of the Lobo: Restoring Texas' Mexican Wolves 52:01

2M ago52:01

52:01

About the Guest(s): Chris Clarke is the host of the "90 Miles from Needles: The Desert Protection Podcast." He brings a wealth of knowledge about wildlife and conservation topics, particularly relating to the American Southwest's deserts. Rick LoBello is the Education and Conservation Curator at the El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens, with previous …

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153: How the Most Important Industry in the World is Becoming Tech-Empowered ft. Dustin Burns, McCownGordon Construction 50:18

2M ago50:18

50:18

Dustin Burns is the VP of Technology at McCownGordon Construction. His approach to technology impacts corporate culture, creating higher associate engagement and productivity. Dustin believes technology is useless if it doesn’t help people, and that construction is the most important industry in the world. In this week’s episode, he breaks down how…

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Oyster Festivals for Oyster Lovers 21:46

2M ago21:46

21:46

In this episode, we dive into the heart of two of the most iconic oyster festivals on the East Coast – the Urbanna Oyster Festival and the St. Mary’s Oyster Festival. From the rich history and unique charm of Urbanna, Virginia, to the vibrant culture of St. Mary’s County, Maryland, we explore the culinary traditions, local celebrations, and the dee…

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Oyster Festivals for Oyster Lovers 21:46

2M ago21:46

21:46

In this episode, we dive into the heart of two of the most iconic oyster festivals on the East Coast – the Urbanna Oyster Festival and the St. Mary’s Oyster Festival. From the rich history and unique charm of Urbanna, Virginia, to the vibrant culture of St. Mary’s County, Maryland, we explore the culinary traditions, local celebrations, and the dee…

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S3E30: Exploring the Art and Science of Joshua Trees 1:10:47

2M ago1:10:47

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Juniper Harrower Juniper Harrower is an artist and ecologist currently serving as an art professor at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Born in Palm Springs and raised in the high desert, Harrower has a profound connection with desert ecology. Her work is deeply intertwined with Joshua tree ecosystems, blending art with scientific inquiry to explor…

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S3E29: Barbed Wire and Border Walls: The Unseen Cost of Fragmented Habitats 55:23

2M ago55:23

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About the Guest: Ben Goldfarb is an award-winning environmental journalist and prolific author known for his focus on the intersection of human activity and wildlife. His works, including Crossings: How Road Ecology Is Shaping the Future of Our Planet, explore groundbreaking ecological concepts and have been recognized by outlets such as the New Yo…

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152: From Silos to Synergy - Autodesk's Eveart Foster on AI in AEC 43:25

2M ago43:25

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What does it take to build the future environments that support where we live, work, and play? Eveart Foster is the Integrations Subject Matter Expert at Autodesk and has had a unique opportunity throughout his career to see the entire life cycle of the built world experience, from engineering and design to pre-construction planning. This week Evea…

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The lady Oyster: Touring and Tasting Maine Shelfishly 26:38

2M ago26:38

26:38

Join us on this episode of The Oyster NInja Podcast as we dive into the world of oysters wit h the incredible Ms. Virginia Shaffer, also known as The Lady Oyster! Discover her exciting new venture in Maine, where she offers unique oyster farm cruises, tastings, and an exclusive four-night stay experience. We'll also explore her journey in seeking a…

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The lady Oyster: Touring and Tasting Maine Shelfishly 26:38

2M ago26:38

26:38

Join us on this episode of The Oyster NInja Podcast as we dive into the world of oysters wit h the incredible Ms. Virginia Shaffer, also known as The Lady Oyster! Discover her exciting new venture in Maine, where she offers unique oyster farm cruises, tastings, and an exclusive four-night stay experience. We'll also explore her journey in seeking a…

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S3E28: There Ain't No Big Faucet: Water Politics with the Great Basin Water Network 52:32

3M ago52:32

52:32

About the Guest: Kyle Roerink is the Executive Director of the Great Basin Water Network. Roerink has been a pivotal figure in advocating for sustainable water management across the Great Basin and the Colorado Plateau. His organization has played a significant role in addressing critical issues related to water rights, environmental protection, an…

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151: The Secret to Building Effective Teams Using Context ft. Jessica Dubin 42:35

3M ago42:35

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The path to product management can be an unconventional one. This week, Jessica Dubin shares her story of transitioning from the education sector, where she graduated from Harvard University's Graduate School of Education, to becoming Chief Product Officer at Remesh, an AI-focused research platform. Along the way, she observed how context influence…

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S3E27: Los Alamos's Dark Legacy: Plutonium Pollution in Plain Sight 49:38

3M ago49:38

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About the Guest: Dr. Michael E. Ketterer is a Professor Emeritus of Chemistry at Northern Arizona University. With extensive expertise in analytical chemistry and environmental analysis of radionuclides such as uranium and plutonium, Dr. Ketterer has dedicated his recent research to studying hazardous contamination from historical nuclear activitie…

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150: The Perils of Shiny Object Syndrome in Rapidly Scaling Startups ft. Hannah Clark 49:07

3M ago49:07

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We all want our teams to be agile, but when is agile too agile? This week I’m joined by Hannah Clark, editor at TheProductManager.com and host of The Product Manager Podcast. Hannah shares insights from startup project managers at various levels who navigate challenges like “shiny object syndrome,” lack of collaboration while working remotely, and …

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S3E26: The New Western Solar Plan: A Disaster for Desert Ecosystems? 36:08

4M ago36:08

36:08

Chris Clarke delves into the controversial final programmatic environmental impact statement for the western Solar Plan, revealing the potential ecological damage from vast solar developments across 11 states. Despite personal support and advocacy for solar power, Clarke critiques the plan's sprawling approach and highlights a more sustainable alte…

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S3E25: Utah's Public Lands Lawsuit Sparks Controversy 34:59

4M ago34:59

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Public lands in Utah take center stage as Governor Spencer Cox announces a lawsuit aiming to shift control of those lands from federal to state hands. Chris Clarke explores the implications with Jonathan Thompson, a long-time public lands journalist. They dissect the motivations behind the lawsuit, potential impacts on conservation and recreation, …

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149: Building Tomorrow's Data Infrastructure with Diode Ventures' Brad Hardin 47:54

4M ago47:54

47:54

Currently serving as President of Diode Ventures, the infrastructure development arm of Black & Veatch, Brad Hardin has worked as a LEED-accredited architect, construction manager, and technology leader in a national and international capacity with a focus on business development/procurement, technology strategy, and growth. Join me in this week’s …

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S3E24: The Fight to Protect the Pahrump Valley 45:26

4M ago45:26

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The rise of renewable energy projects, particularly solar farms, in desert regions has sparked concern regarding their impact on native wildlife, including the desert tortoises. Solar panels cover vast tracts of land to capture sunlight efficiently, which can lead to habitat loss for the tortoises. They can be displaced from their native habitats, …

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148: Reimagining Job Sites of the Future with Jeff Danley 43:24

4M ago43:24

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Imagine the job site of the future, where autonomous drones are moving material across the worksite and earth is being moved by vehicles being operated by people across the world, all driven by AI. These are a few of the things we get to talk about this week on the podcast with Jeff Danley. Jeff Danley, is the Director of Innovation at Burns & McDo…

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S3E23: Moonlit Deserts and Lost Love 25:13

4M ago25:13

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In this heartfelt episode of "90 Miles from Needles," host Chris Clarke shares an evocative reading from his book, "Walking with Zeke," reflecting on meaningful experiences with his previous dog Zeke. This story reveals the depth of his connection to his pets and nature, illustrating the profound impact these relationships have on his life and work…

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147: From Blueprints to AI - Exploring ARCO's Innovative Journey with Eric Whobrey 40:12

5M ago40:12

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Join me in a conversation with Eric Whobrey, VP of Innovation at ARCO Construction, as we explore the parallels between the design-build process in technology and construction and how Eric navigates the tension between making sure that the organization is rowing in the same direction while also giving permission to experiment, innovate, and maybe e…

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S3E22: Debunking Snake Misconceptions 43:04

5M ago43:04

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Chris chats with Lucas Basulto, president of the Desert Advocacy Media Network, from a swelteringly hot living room about snakes in the desert. They trade snake stories, discuss common misconceptions about these reptiles, and stress the ecological importance of preserving their habitats. From Lucas' childhood snake-collecting antics to how to handl…

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S3E21: The War on Facts: Environmental Protection after Chevron 38:05

5M ago38:05

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Under Chevron, agencies interpreted often vague language in laws passed by Congress. Supreme Court’s move now reallocates these decisions to the courts. We explain what this means. Become a desert defender!: https://90milesfromneedles.com/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Chris Clarke

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146: JE Dunn’s Century-Long Journey to Tech Leadership with Mark Stocks 45:13

5M ago45:13

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Construction leaders, this one is for you! This week on the podcast, we hear how J.E. Dunn Construction is piloting cutting-edge technology within their 100-year-old organization. They acknowledged that legacy and tradition are important, but so is future casting. Mark Stocks, VP and Director of Enterprise Architecture and his team are successfully…

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Bonus: People of Product is Back! What's Next? 8:35

5M ago8:35

8:35

People of Product is back from a hiatus! In this brief episode, we'll fill you in on what to expect from the next season. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.peopleofproduct.usBy George Brooks

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S3E20: Desert Protection versus Climate Capitalism: Can we have both? 26:37

6M ago26:37

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A representative of a Canadian mining firm poised to damage Ash Meadows and the Amargosa says opponents might be shills for oil and gas companies. We take him to task. We often hear that sacrificing natural landscapes is a necessary evil for renewable energy. But as Rebecca Wisent says, “...the conversation now is almost entirely about ways to hand…

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S3E19: Oh, those dark desert skies 46:42

6M ago46:42

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About the Guest(s): Mitch Miller: Mitch Miller is a seasoned landscape photographer based in Joshua Tree, California. With a career that started in 1981, Mitch has a unique affection for capturing night sky images. His extensive knowledge of Joshua Tree National Park and a deep connection to the desert landscape informs his artistic pursuits. Mitch…

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S3E18: Don't Die Today! Staying Safe in Desert Heat 38:54

6M ago38:54

38:54

Surviving and thriving in desert heat require a combination of knowledge, preparation, and vigilance. Understanding the immediate dangers, recognizing early symptoms of heat injuries, and taking practical precautions can help ensure safety for everyone venturing into these extreme conditions. By sharing these insights, we can better equip ourselves…

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S3E17: Submerged No More! Restoring Chemehuevi Land and Traditions 47:01

7M ago47:01

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Daniel Leivas, Southern Paiute-Chemehuevi from Lake Havasu, shares his journey of reviving ancestral agricultural practices on the Chemehuevi Nation's traditional farm. He narrates how his family transformed the land into a thriving ecosystem. Exploring connections between the land, water, and spirit, Leivas recounts battles with wildlife, environm…

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S3E16: Ash Meadows Faces New Mining Threat 28:06

7M ago28:06

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In this episode we welcome back Mason Voehl from the Amargosa Conservancy for an engaging and informative update on the situation surrounding Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge and the threat of lithium mining explorations by Rover Critical Minerals. As environmental defenders, the Conservancy alongside partners like the Center for Biological Div…

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S3E15: The Surprising Longevity of Desert Plants 37:52

7M ago37:52

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Discover the ancient plants of the desert in this episode of 90 Miles from Needles. From the 11,700-year-old King Clone creosote bush to the surprisingly long lifespans of cholla cacti and Mojave yuccas, host Chris Clarke explores the remarkable longevity of these desert plants. Learn how scientists determine the age of these plants through histori…

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S3E14: Saving El Paso's Rio Bosque Wetlands 50:17

7M ago50:17

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About our Guest: Jon Rezendes is an influential conservationist with a dedication to the preservation and rewilding of the Chihuahuan Desert region, particularly in El Paso, Texas. His military background brought him to El Paso, where he found a second home amid the natural beauty of the desert landscape. As the Vice President of the Frontera Land …

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Chef Steven Clarke: The mastermind behind Slab City Sammies 31:50

8M ago31:50

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Dive into the culinary world with Chef Steven Clarke on the latest episode of the Oyster Ninja Podcast! From his journey as a trained chef to becoming the proud owner of Slab City Sammies, discover insights into his experiences, including his memorable interview for the Martha Stewart Show. Tune in as he shares his passion for both music and food, …

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Chef Steven Clarke: The mastermind behind Slab City Sammies 31:50

8M ago31:50

31:50

Dive into the culinary world with Chef Steven Clarke on the latest episode of the Oyster Ninja Podcast! From his journey as a trained chef to becoming the proud owner of Slab City Sammies, discover insights into his experiences, including his memorable interview for the Martha Stewart Show. Tune in as he shares his passion for both music and food, …

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S3E13: Why Protecting Cultural Sites is Important 48:43

8M ago48:43

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In this revealing episode, we delve into the clandestine underworld of archaeological site looting and cultural vandalism in the Southwest. Our esteemed guests, Shannon Cowell and Dustin Whiting of Archaeology Southwest, shine a light on the often-underreported plundering of ancestral lands and the complex web of issues surrounding heritage justice…

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S3E12: Our 50th Episode 28:10

8M ago28:10

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In this 50th episode of "90 Miles from Needles," host Chris Clarke reflects on the importance of protecting the desert and the need for more desert activists. He discusses the challenges faced by the desert, including resource extraction and the loss of news media coverage. Clarke emphasizes the role of the podcast in providing information and insp…

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S3E11: Desert Stories 37:57

8M ago37:57

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In this episode host Chris Clarke shares his recent visit to the Amargosa Basin, highlighting the stunning wildflower bloom and the importance of supporting local communities. He also presents three captivating desert stories, including the self-awareness of bursage plants, the connection between humans and coyotes, and the deceptive allure of dese…

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S3E10: Can the Wilson's Phalarope Save the Great Salt Lake? 44:31

9M ago44:31

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Episode Summary: In this thought-provoking episode of "90 Miles from Needles," the Desert Protection podcast, we journey with the host to the shores of the rapidly shrinking Great Salt Lake and the steps of the Utah State Capitol. We delve into the urgent efforts led by advocates and scientists to save the critical ecosystem of the lake and protect…

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