Today we connect with Chris Impey, a University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Astronomy at the University of Arizona. Chris’s astronomy research interests lie in observational cosmology – the process of using telescopes and other devices to study the far-reaching structure and evolution of the universe. In this fascinating episode, Chris discusses all things astronomy – from active galaxies to black holes . . . Join us now to learn about: Theories that exist about the origins and evolution of black holes. The qualities of the center of our galaxy. The physics of black holes. How black holes interact with space-time. The mysteries of the cosmos continue to captivate researchers. Observational cosmology is a field that uncovers many groundbreaking discoveries about the qualities of our universe, and Chris Impey is one of the great minds behind it. To learn more about Chris Impey and his work, visit chrisimpey-astronomy.com Episode also available on Apple Podcast:http://apple.co/30PvU9C
In the past, tattooing was often regarded as a “gritty” industry. But as it evolves, it has become much more than that. In this episode, we chat with Becky Barker about a restorative approach to tattooing that can help people in a medical context. Becky is a professional medical tattoo artist that empowers people recovering from surgery, self-harm, and other conditions by reviving their confidence in their bodies. By utilizing cosmetic-based tattooing techniques, Becky has helped countless individuals view themselves more healthily and confidently. Listen now to hear Becky talk about: The restorative power of medical tattoos. How tattooing can help cover up scars. The psychological effects that medical tattooing often has. Join us now to explore the influence medical tattooing can have on a person’s healing process! To find out more about Becky Barker and her career, visit www.beckyadelaidetattoo.co.uk.
Joining the podcast today is Peter Hore, a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Oxford. Peter researches a very peculiar topic: the navigational abilities of night migratory songbirds. In this episode, he educates us on how birds navigate using magnetic sensing – highlighting their innate biophysical mechanisms. By listening in you can learn about: What magnetoreception is, and how birds utilize it for navigation. Peter’s research on photosynthetic energy. The various senses that birds use to help them navigate their surroundings. How birds are interacting with Earth’s magnetic field. What makes the magnetic sensibilities of birds so astounding? Click play to find out! You can connect with Peter Hore’s research for yourself by clicking here and here.
Joining us in today’s podcast is Karis Johnston, a farmer in the Dallas-metro area that sells her goods at various local farmer’s markets around Texas. Karis sits down to discuss her lifestyle as a nurse-turned-farmer and the benefits of ingesting fresh foods from local sources. Click play to learn more about: Karis’s wealth of gardening knowledge. The importance of staying connected with other farmers in your community. How Karis and her family created a self-sustaining farming operation. What can you do to improve your diet with refined eating habits? Karis joins us to answer this question and others like it in this enlightening episode about sustainable farming! To learn more about Karis and her farming methods visit here and here. Episode also available on Apple Podcast:http://apple.co/30PvU9C Episode also available on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3RI41s2
Agriculture is a vital part of our society’s health and welfare. Without it, our civilization wouldn't exist as it currently does – and it's all made possible by hard-working farmers. Addressing his own background in agriculture is Joel Salatin – an author, farmer, and lecturer who raises livestock on his Polyface Farm in Virginia. Joel has been an integral part of regenerative agriculture for decades. He has also authored 15 books where he outlines the benefits of local food systems, small farms, and “the right to opt-out of the conventional food paradigm”. Listen now to hear Joel discuss: How farming practices like his own could help mitigate upcoming food shortages. The source of hunger issues within our civilization. The role government regulations can play in food shortages. What you can do to connect with where your food comes from. What is the future of food production in these uncertain times? Tune in now to find out! Click here to learn more about Joel Salatin and his ...
In this episode, we connect with Ole Kristian Sivertsen, the President and Group CEO of Desert Control. Ole is a “hope maker and climate optimist” that is compelled to make proactive changes to the environmental crisis. Working with Desert Control, Ole has set out to make the Earth green again by stopping and reversing desertification, soil degradation, and water scarcity. Tune in now to learn more about: The innovations that Desert Control has come up with. The importance of cultivating a climate-resilient and sustainable future. How long it takes to bring arid soil back to life using Desert Control’s treatment. The importance of addressing soil health. Could Desert Control hold the key to a greener future? Visit their website to find out more! Episode also available on Apple Podcast:http://apple.co/30PvU9C Episode also available on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ze4tXQ
In this episode, we connect with Hamid Khoja, the Chief Scientific Officer of FibroBiologics. With experience as a researcher in the pharmaceutical industry, Hamid now works with FibroBiologics using fibroblast cells to cure chronic diseases. Fibroblasts are among the most abundant cells in the human body, and medical professionals are finding that they can be used effectively in regenerative medicine. Join us now to learn about: Details about fibroblast cells, and what conditions they may be able to treat. The variety of fibroblast populations that naturally occur within the body. Why reducing inflammation plays a major role in regenerative medicine. You can see the innovative research behind fibroblasts for yourself by visiting www.fibrobiologics.com. Episode also available on Apple Podcast:http://apple.co/30PvU9C Episode also available on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Ph80Kh
In this episode, we are joined by Katie from Good Patriot. Good Patriot is a platform that Katie uses to inform people about proactive ways to exercise their freedom while being prepared for an uncertain future. Whatever may be on the horizon, having a preparation mindset offers a heightened sense of security to you and your loved ones. Good Patriot aims to give people the agency they need to make educated decisions about their welfare by supplying them with insightful information about the state of the world and how to safely navigate it. Click play to learn about: Urban myths about prepping that aren’t necessarily true. The top prepping items that people are not thinking about. What you can do to get started with prepping. Want to find out more about Katie and her work with Good Patriot? Visit www.goodpatriot.com now! Episode also available on Apple Podcast:http://apple.co/30PvU9C Episode also available on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3oefsds
In this episode, we have the opportunity to talk with Sara Schley, the author of BrainStorm: From Broken to Blessed on the Bipolar Spectrum. As someone that has faced mental health issues herself, Sara uses her experiences to help other people struggling with psychological conditions by providing them with education and understanding. Tune in now to learn more about: Sara’s own experiences with a “broken brain”. The importance of maintaining steady practices for a healthy brain. What bipolar disorder is, and what makes it a spectrum. The dangers of misdiagnosing mental health conditions. Discover the benefits of understanding psychological health by tuning into this explorative podcast! You can get familiar with Sara’s work by visiting https://saraschley.com. Episode also available on Apple Podcast:http://apple.co/30PvU9C Episode also available on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3B23U4C
Joining us in this episode is Charles Dowding, the author of No Dig: Nurture Your Soil to Grow Better Veg with Less Effort, and other books that are centered around modern no dig and organic soil management gardening practices. Charles is an English horticulturist who has been working in this field since 1983, and he devotes much of his time and skills to educating people about this effective gardening technique. In addition to his work as an author, Charles also has a popular Youtube channel that shows these methods in action. Click play to discover: What no dig gardening is, and why it is considered a labor-saving gardening method. How digging can disturb existing nutritional properties in the soil. How to plant food in an area overgrown by weeds. To find out more about Charles Dowding and his approach to no dig gardening, visit charlesdowding.co.uk. Get AudioBook of Charles Dowding’s No Dig Gardening: Course 1: https://adbl.co/3nWhS0c Episode also available on Apple Podcast:http...