Sciences – Nouvelle-Zélande – Nouveaux podcasts
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Measured is RSC’s podcast series, with RSC Managing Director and Principal Consultant René Sterk conversing with a range of industry personalities. Expect a range of talking points, many with a technical theme, but also some of our industry friends sharing anecdotes about their career in the mineral exploration and mining sector and thoughts on some of the issues the industry faces.
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This podcast features several different Honors classes work. Anything from poems to full feature audio stories.
In the fall of 2023, our Writing for the Real World course (HON 315) researched topics related to climate change and the Blue Economy. As part of their research, students interviewed scientists, community activists, and waterfront workers to help tell the story of how climate change is affecting Maine. With their research and personal stories, students wrote, recorded, and produced documentary-style podcasts at WMPG.
In Fall 2023- After exploring Chimamanda Adichie's Ted Talk, "The Danger of a Single Story," Honors students in Amy Amoroso's College Writing course worked on writing personal narratives connected to stigma, marginalization, and single stories. Each student chose one sentence from their narrative and worked as a group to write a collective collage poem that included each student's voice. In addition to the collage poem, students created a visual to represent their story. The products are a visual and audio collage to remind us of the power of many stories.
In Spring 2023 The course Writing for the Real World researched a topic connected to climate change and interviewed experts at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute to write, record, and produce documentary-style podcasts at WMPG. Climate courage, policy changes, lobstering in Maine, and the Blue Economy are some of the topics covered in these creative and personal student podcasts. -
Ranger Theo Wilder guides you through muskeg — northern peatlands that swallow boots, store massive carbon, and hide extraordinary ecology. Part survival wisdom, part science, these standalone adventures reveal why boreal bogs are among Earth's most fascinating ecosystems.
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Cooperativa viaja a la Antártica para mostrarte los paisajes sonoros del territorio más extremo del planeta. Paula Molina te invita a ser parte de esta bitácora antártica sobre ciencia, cambio climático y biodiversidad en el continente blanco.
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In the Shed with Trev brings farmers and industry together to work through the big calls shaping modern farming. Across New Zealand, there’s a bit of a shift happening. Not so much in what’s being done, but in how early decisions are being made and acted on. As things get more complex, the farms getting ahead tend to be the ones picking things up earlier and responding sooner.
Hosted by rural journalist Sheryl Haitana, this series steps inside real farm businesses and the wider sector, from farmers and operations managers through to banks, processors, and consultants.
Across each episode, we unpack what’s working, what’s shifting, and how stronger systems create the clarity to back the right calls at the right time. Because the difference on farm isn’t just what decisions get made, it’s when they get made. -
Welcome to Natural Curiosity, a show by the creators of The Natural World Explored.
We challenge each other to learn new fascinating tidbits about the natural world and share them with you! We also share audio form episodes of our Natural World Explored videos, where we explore particular animals, behaviours and other jazz that calls this planet home.
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Good days are coming. As these are gonna help catch your dreams and chill with your loved ones ✨
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Hosted by scientist Dr Matt Agnew, Why Though? is Australia's new science podcast for curious kids aged 8–12.
Every episode starts with one question kids actually ask... and ends with a science adventure. Real answers, weird facts, and the kind of stuff that makes you look at the world differently on the walk home from school.
Perfect for car trips, classrooms, and kids who can't stop asking why.
Why Though? The show for little scientists who love asking big questions. Follow or subscribe now so you don't miss Episode One.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A podcast dedicated to unique and eccentric individuals, hosted by Ruya Yaman
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Each episode will host an industry expert in their field to discuss all things resilience in the current SARS-CoV-2 crisis and how it has impacted on their industry, their day to day work and their personal lives.
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Join host Charles, Eric, and EJ as they chat and explore the ideas and misconceptions behind different topics along with different guest and views to better understand the world and why we think the way we do.
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Welcome to Synaptic Justice—a specialized junction for transmitting information to catalyze change in brain health equity. We speak with guests whose work touches on the emerging interdisciplinary field of equity neuroscience and break it down for everyday listeners, high school students, and undergraduates.
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John Stuart Mills Utilitarianism stands as a cornerstone in the realm of ethical philosophy, offering a compelling defense of utilitarianism. Originally published as a series of three articles in Frasers Magazine in 1861, these writings were later compiled into a single book in 1863. Over his lifetime, Mill revised and released the work through four editions, each adding nuanced insights. While Mill touches on utilitarian principles in other notable works like On Liberty and The Subjection of Women, Utilitarianism is where he delivers his most comprehensive exploration of the foundational aspects of utilitarian ethical theory. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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Dr. Greg breaks down the collision of science and politics with a no-nonsense approach. Get the unvarnished truth about public health and learn how to fight back against misinformation.
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Curious Together | Exploring science, mind, and meaning
Welcome to The Vitality Lab — a podcast about the science of being human. This show blends physiology, psychology, and philosophy to explore what it means to grow, adapt, and live with intention.
It's a space for people who ask why we are the way we are, and what we can do about it. We don’t claim to have the answers — but we believe in asking better questions. Whether it’s the stress of endurance, the complexity of the mind, or the search for meaning, this podcast invites you to think more deeply about the forces shaping our lives. Because the world is full of rich information — and we’re here to make sense of it, together.
New episodes weekly. For the curious. For the seekers. For those still becoming.
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Welcome to Planet People, a podcast that aims to inspire curiosity and cultivate a deeper connection with the natural world. Hosted by Natalie Jane Cibel, a conservation biologist and eco communicator, and Coral Carson, Creative Director and artist. We are excited to share stories that highlight the beauty and importance of our planet's wildlife. The mission of the podcast is to strengthen and share stewardship stories through ethical storytelling.
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Welcome to Season 1 of Roots & Rooftops, a podcast brought to you by The Green Londoner.
Subscribe today and join as we hear from Mete Coban, Professor Frank Kelly and many more incredible guests who are working to make London a greener city. -
Food Forest Podcast with Louis De Jaeger inspires and informs about the possibilities, challenges, and best practices of food forests. We explore how to create resilient ecosystems by diving into topics such as agroforestry, forest gardening, syntropic agriculture, trees, water, fungi, climate, communities, buildings, and desertification. Through expert conversations and real-life stories, we uncover practical insights and visionary ideas to help regenerate landscapes and reconnect people with nature. 🌱🌍
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From ghost stories to alien encounters to medical mysteries, every culture holds some belief in the paranormal. But why do so many of us believe in things that science can’t explain?
On Beyond the Human, join two anthropologists as we explore the mysteries that unite us – strange experiences, supernatural beliefs, and the stories that stretch the limits of our understanding. Through global perspectives and personal insights, we dive into what these shared beliefs reveal about humanity – and what they might say about the unknown itself. - Montre plus
