Podcasts about free roaming

Newcastle. The pavement trees locked down in Auckland Street look longingly at the shining pearls and shimmering diamonds roaming free in the park.  Podcast created and recorded at Newcastle Writers Festival Storymaking Workshop on Awabakal Country in The Watt Space Gallery, supported by WHiP Collective of Women Artists. Facilitated by Voices of Women Artistic Director Lliane Clarke and Madhullikaa Singh.  Participants, writers and readers: Sharon Allibone, Ellen Auriac, Jessica Baker, Fiorella Carrera, Anne Evers, Edilia Ford, Casey Gray, Kellie Hackney, Maggie Hall, Kate Portier, Karly Robinson, Lilibeth Sta-Maria, Suzanne Stephens Warren, Tonia Weaver, Merran Winchester, Leanne Wright, Kirsten Campbell and Linda King.  

Glacier National Park officials are studying the return of free-roaming bison.

If you're done seeing the sights of Gisborne and are after something a little more outdoorsy, Tairāwhiti is packed with adventures. Mike Yardley joined Jack Tame to run through some of his favourites, including tandem cycling, Tipuna Tours up in Tolaga Bay, and feeding the stingrays down the line at Tatapouri. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Burning Planet is the Daily Maverick section devoted to expert environmentalopinion and analysis and we partner up each Friday to discuss a burning issue. Johnis joined by Leanne Dryburg a professional photographer and part of a volunteerteam that is dedicated to highlighting the urgency of the threats faced by TheRooisad wild horses, a historic herd roaming the Fisherhaven wetland estuary forover a century. Horsewatch FNB Hermanus Branch: 250655 ACC: 628 0648 4242See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Malgré l'adoption en 2017 d'un « règlement relatif aux frais d'itinérance sur les réseaux mobiles dans l'espace Cédéao », les habitants de la sous-région continuent bien souvent de payer leurs appels et leurs données au prix fort lorsqu'ils sortent de leur pays. À moins qu'ils n'achètent une SIM locale à chaque déplacement. Mais ces derniers mois, plusieurs accords bilatéraux ont été signés entre régulateurs nationaux, afin de faire baisser drastiquement les frais d'itinérance. Le Togo, le Bénin, le Ghana, le Gabon ou encore la Côte d'Ivoire ont par exemple commencé à s'entendre sur le sujet. De notre correspondante à Lomé, En plein cœur de la capitale togolaise, à quelques mètres seulement de la frontière avec le Ghana, Idayatu vend des savons et des produits de beauté sur un petit stand : « Moi, je vais à Lagos pour acheter les marchandises, pour les ramener ici ». Mais, à chaque fois qu'elle passe une frontière, Idayatu est forcée d'acheter une nouvelle carte SIM pour communiquer. « J'ai une SIM du Nigeria, une pour le Ghana, une pour le Togo. Et même une pour la Côte d'Ivoire aussi. Si tu as besoin, c'est normal, tu vas payer » déplore-t-elle.Frais d'itinérance réduits pour 2024Pourtant, la Cédéao a adopté dès 2017 une initiative relative à l'itinérance des données. Un règlement communautaire qui a du mal à être appliqué jusque-là. Yoavi, qui tient un bureau de change à cent mètres de la frontière ghanéenne, se plaint du coût élevé du roaming : « Parfois, quand tu rentres au Ghana, ta SIM se met directement en "roaming". Et ça va couter cher pour toi et pour celui que tu appelles. »Pourtant, les choses sont sur le point de changer. Le Togo a signé récemment des accords bilatéraux de free roaming avec le Bénin, le Ghana ou encore le Mali. À partir de début 2024, les frais d'itinérance entre ces pays vont être drastiquement réduits. « Dans un premier temps, la réception d'appels est gratuite pour ces clients, alors que dans le roaming courant, la réception d'appels est facturée. Alors que là, elle est gratuite pour un séjour consécutif de 30 jours dans le pays visité. Et dans un second temps, lorsqu'il utilise son numéro dans le pays visité, les tarifs ont été étudiés de telle sorte qu'ils ne dépassent pas les tarifs qui sont appliqués par les opérateurs du pays visité », explique Aissatou Diallo, la directrice du marketing et de la communication pour l'opérateur Togocom.Un coût pour les opérateurs Avec ces accords bilatéraux, les régulateurs nationaux espèrent utiliser les communications comme un vecteur de développement et d'intégration régionale.  La baisse tarifaire prévue est importante : au moins 60% de réduction sur les appels passés depuis le Bénin vers le Togo par exemple. Et elle concerne aussi les données. Hervé Coovi Guedegbe est le secrétaire exécutif de l'autorité de régulation des communications du Bénin – il constate que le règlement de la Cédéao n'est pas suffisamment mis en œuvre : « Avant ces accords, vous êtes exclus lorsque vous passez de l'autre côté, parce que le service d'itinérance data, peut-être que votre fournisseur système ne l'a pas en contrat avec un opérateur du pays visité... Et quand il l'a, vous étiez dans des tarifs de l'ordre de 1 500 à 2 000 Francs CFA le mégaoctet... Avec ces accords, les opérateurs ont concédé que le mega ne dépasserait pas les 2,22 Francs CFA. »Ces mesures ont bien sûr un coût pour les opérateurs téléphoniques, qui tablent sur la fidélité de leurs clients, même à l'étranger. À écouter aussiFin du roaming : vers la téléphonie mondialisée ?

Jason Fitzsimmons of Ghostbusters News joins Jim as they run down the week's headlines and discuss some new reveals about Ghostbusters Frozen Empire (namely things that are class 5, free roaming, and vaporous). Plus, Jim & Jason wrap up the completion of the wildly successful crowdfunding effort for Hasbro Pulse's "Two in a Box" Ghost Trap and PKE Meter combo pack, and even somehow find themselves inventing an outstanding premise for an asymmetrical Home Alone video game based on the Ghostbusters Spirits Unleashed Engine. Special Thanks & Credits Logo / Cover Art - Brendan Pearce, Badoochi Studios, @badoochistudios Theme Song - "Ghostbusters" by MAGNAVOX

New Zealander Anton Thomas hand-drew a massive map free of humans and political borders, but packed with 1,642 animals roaming the earth's lands and seas. He talks us through this Wild World, which took three years to complete.

Unisciti alla ribellione su Telegram – Iscriviti alla newsletter – Supportaci su PatreonMarvel's Spider-Man 2 sistema dei problemi che i giochini di Spider-Man avevano... Da Spider-Man 2. Pare una supercazzola ma invece no, il discorso è che Spider-Man 2 (il tie-in videoludico del secondo film di Raimi sul Ragno) ha codificato gli Open World di Spider-Man con una struttura che tiene banco ancora oggi. Solo che c'erano alcuni problemini di free roaming, perché Spidey era palazzo-dipendente peggio di un senatore che ha la necessità di intascarsi un po' di bustarelle.

Chrissi joins me for this episode to talk about their recent adventures and observations — and to talk about training a recall that will stand up even out in the real-world. 

 Dr. Annie Booth, professor in environmental and sustainability studies at the University of Northern British Columbia discusses why there are such polarized opinions on free-roaming cats in Prince George Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is of interest for everyone on the canine nerd level scale: level 1, 2 and 3! Chrissi talks to their friend and FDSA colleague Sue Yanoff, DVM, about whether the ree-roaming dogs of Latin America or the average western-style pet have a better life: what does the data say? How much facts do we have, and when do we need to rely on opinions? What is a dog's natural environment and behavior, and what, in fact, IS a free-roaming dog ... OR a pet ... in the first place? Along with Chrissi, you'll learn about veterinary practice, and along with Sue, you'll learn about Chrissi's and Game's free-roaming friends. LINKS & RESOURCES For pictures and videos of the two injured free-roamers we discuss, see https://chrissisdogtraining.com/one-wild-and-precious-e7-dog-geekery-pet-dogs-or-free-roaming-dogs-whos-got-it-better/ For a weekly glimpse into the life of free-roamers, subscribe to Chrissi's Free Ranging Dogs Youtube channel. Sue Yanoff, DVM: Sue's bio The webinars by Sue Yanoff and Jessica Hekman ("To spay spay or not to spay, that is the question") ran live on September 22, but may still be available for purchase here if you're quick! I (Chrissi) attended both of them live, and highly recommend both parts! Click here for more info on Sue's canine sports medicine class! It will run again in April 2023 at FDSA (registration opens on May 22, 2023). Get in touch with Chrissi: www.chrissisdogtraining.com chrissi.schranz [at] gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/chrissi.schranz/ https://www.instagram.com/adogisabondbetweenstrangers/ Additional resources: Chrissi's Youtube Channel on Free-Ranging dogs Studies alluded to in this conversation (chronological): Silja Griss, Stefanie Riemer, Charlotte Warembourg, Filipe Maximiano Sousa, Ewaldus Wera, Monica Berger-Gonzalez, Danilo Alvarez, Petrus Malo Bulu, Alexis López Hernández, Pablo Roquel, Salome Dürr, "If they could choose: How would dogs spend their days? Activity patterns in four populations of domestic dogs," Applied Animal Behaviour Science, Volume 243 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.applanim.2021.105449. Beck, Alan M., "The Ecology of Stray Dogs: A Study of Free-Ranging Urban Animals" (1973). Purdue University Press e-books. Book 3. Paul, M., Sen Majumder, S., Sau, S. et al. "High early life mortality in free-ranging dogs is largely influenced by humans." Sci Rep 6, 19641 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1038/srep19641

This week we have another great episode about feral cats, this week we focus on non-surgical ways to decrease feral cat populations. Dr. Susan gives some amazing examples of several well-organized projects.

In this episode I talk about getting the outdoor space under my shade structure a little more squared away and repurposing some things that were just thrown in place before. The RV furnace motor died this morning so I had to think fast. Many things happen every day in the desert. Today native crows with red beaks held a performance against the mesa. "Free-Roaming" dogs came to visit. The catio is going to make a good compost bin. There is now a potting bench and two trellises. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zombie-permaculture/support

Mike Yardley has been roaming around mighty Manawatu, home of the Turbos and wind turbines. LISTEN ABOVE

Toward the end of 2020, without public notification, the East Bay Parks District in Oakland, California began killing (specifically, shooting) free roaming cats. After a local news report exposed the actions, the story exploded, as cat lovers, rescuers and the community at large became shocked and enraged by the sanctioned cruelty. The city claimed that […]

Did you know that there's a secret history to smart phones? Well there is. And The Verge has a documentary about it, which TJ and Joe talk about. TJ also would like for Apple to compete with Microsoft on touch screen converable laptops. And did you ever want two nerds to do a deep dive on mail applications? Well boy howdy do we have a huge segment of the show for you!

Travel writer Mike Yardley has been dreaming of getting out and about. Recently he was free-roaming in Central Hawke's Bay.LISTEN ABOVE  

‘Shortcasts' are short standalone audio comments and statements from conservationists, campaigners, charities, authors and members of our audience. If it needs to be said – say it here!As wildlife campaigner (and cat lover) Maggie Wilcox says in this shortcast, "In my mind every life is precious - but every time a cat wanders outside his or her home there is a potential for a threat to life". Maggie (who many of us perhaps know better from Twitter as NorfolkBea and the #NestsNotNets campaign) has set up a petition on Change.org 'Keep cats safe and save wild lives. Amend the Animals Act 1971 and end feline free roaming' which (to date) has attracted relatively few signatures - and not a little vitriol! However many people do eventually sign, in our opinion Maggie should be commended for at least starting the conversation - and doing so (as you'll hear) in an extremely compassionate and thoughtful way.Change.org   Keep cats safe and save wild lives. Amend the Animals Act 1971 and end feline free roamingMaggie Wilcox on Twitter

In this week's episode, Utah's First Lady Abby Cox is joined by Tammy Pearson(Beaver County Commissioner) to talk about growing up in the ranching and farming lifestyle in Hinckley, UT, the best qualities that come along with rural living, and how ranching has been affected by COVID-19 and one of the worst droughts in recent memory. Then Tammy talks about the events in her life that led her to become the first women commissioner in Beaver County, how free-roaming horses impact Utah's land during the drought, and why it's so important to create jobs in Utah's rural communities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lori begins with something any animal advocate ought to know about: the history of the animal rights and welfare movements.  From the practices of ancient spiritual teachers of India, to the ideas of modern philosophers, Lori hopes this condensed history will inspire you to continue learning on your own. We continue with stories about hummingbirds, […]

Montana officials are butting heads over the future of the national mammal. At stake is whether bison should be treated as livestock or as wildlife. New legislation and policy changes under the Gianforte administration are derailing hopes of establishing the first free-roaming bison herds in the state.

Montana officials are butting heads over the future of the national mammal. At stake is whether bison should be treated as livestock or as wildlife. New legislation and policy changes under the Gianforte administration are derailing hopes of establishing the first free-roaming bison herds in the state.

Mike Yardley has been sharing his tips for the best way to go free-roaming South Taranaki. LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE 

Good morning fellow travelers, One more time, I am going to ramble on about ideology. In my life, as of late, I have become more aware, more sensitive, and more affected by the quality of my being when I am in that state, I love that expression “opinions are like assholes everyone has one”. It has been so easy to see it in somebody else's and to judge that person and not realizing that me reacting to that person was an opportunity for me to see it in myself or to raise my awareness about it. Still struggling with that but becoming more and more aware with each passing day. Hope some of you might find it interesting I wish you all a great day and remember that... Today is the first day of the rest of your life

Well my friend, this is going to be a little different. I am letting the guitar guide and am hopping from subject to subject like a frog. The subject of pain and fear are in the forefront of my thoughts but in a good way. Hope some of you will enjoy it to. Disclaimer: sorry about the quality, even I at times can't hear well but had fun doing it

Guest: Dr. Kate Hurley. After being an animal control officer in Santa Cruz, Dr. Hurley became a veterinarian and is now director of the UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program. She is co-author of the “Association of Shelter Veterinarians’ Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters” and co-editor the textbook “Infectious Disease Management in Animal Shelters.” And along with Julie Levy, she helped launch the Million Cat Challenge, a successful campaign to save the lives of over 3 million cats in North American animal shelters. Main question: Why should shelters consider returning healthy, friendly free-roaming cats back to where they were found rather than always adopting them out? Takeaways: * A main mission of shelters is to reunite pets with their original families – and cats are 10 to 50 times more likely to be reunited if they are in the area of their original home than at a shelter. * When people bring a cat they think is lost to the shelter, get as many details as you can to see if the cat is really abandoned. * Assess the condition of the cat to determine if the cat really needs to come into the shelter (injured, sick emaciated or basically healthy). * Scan the cat for a microchip to see if you can identify and contact the cat’s person. * By not taking in as many healthy friendly cats, shelters can spend more time finding good homes for cats who have been traditionally harder to place. * Cats disproportionately come to shelters from lower income or marginalized communities. Spaying and neutering and vaccinating cats who have been brought to the shelter and bringing them back rather than adopting them out to people in more well-off areas is a great way to make a connection with underserved communities and to demonstrate you value and trust them as pet caregivers. * Increase communication with your community about alternatives to try first before taking the cat to the shelter (talking with neighbors, posting the cat on Nextdoor, looking for lost cat postings there and on Facebook, etc.), in part because they become at increased risk of stress-caused illnesses. Links: - Million Cat Challenge  - UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program  Leadership recommendation: “Serving Your Donors Means Asking" by Veritus Group  Recorded January 28, 2021

Canadian Anti-Hate Network chair Bernie Farber discusses far-right extremism in Canada. BC's Representative for Children and Youth Jennifer Charlesworth discusses her new report on involuntary mental health care. Regional Animal Protection Society president Fern Edmonds discusses whether to keep your cat indoors or let it roam free outside.

Travel writer Mike Yardley has been free-roaming in the Ruapehu District. LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE  

It's a movie-centric new installment of Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast this week, as we cover more recent bad news for the theater business, review a handful of recent releases and celebrate the career of the beloved and the beguiling Mr. Jeff Goldblum.  And we manage to do it all in one take, as usual!Length - 01:09:20Language - PG-13.  (Contains mild adult language.)-0:05:02 - THE TIME WARPTaking a look at the acclaimed 1970 sci-fi novel "Time and Again" by Jack Finney.-0:08:48 - MOVIE NEWSRegal Cinemas theater chain shut down for foreseeable future, "Jasper Mall" documents the modern decline of shopping mall culture, "All In: The Fight for Democracy" traces history of voter suppression in America, "American Pie Presents: Girls' Rules" reboots the franchise from a female point of view, dark kidnapping drama "The Chain" being adapted by Edgar Wright and Millie Bobby Brown stars as "Enola Holmes" in a family-friendly adventure from Netflix. -0:43:16 - ONE JOBDebating a single standout performance from the career of the always effervescent Jeff Goldblum.

Hey folks! It's been quite a while since I last spoke to you. In the meantime world has gone into global pandemic and people are locking themselves in their home. I hope you are doing well. I for myself am quite optimistic and hope you're too. During the Lockdown period I walked upto my village/Mamaghar and there I recorded few things along the way. Some are funny, some weird, some offensive and some outright boring. But ideas can be boring and people too. Let me know how did you like it. Unmarried Ideas is now available most major audio listening platforms. Give it a listen, share, recommend and keep exploring the world of ideas. Stay safe ;) If you want to comment on the episode please send the email at: unmarriedideas@gmail.com PODCAST INFO: Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unmarried-ideas/id1501321554?uo=4 Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMmY5ZWRiMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw?ep=14 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1T4c9iQGj1Muvhq9Kap8EO RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/12f9edb0/podcast/rss Overcast: https://overcast.fm/itunes1501321554/unmarried-ideas Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/unmarried-ideas PocketCasts: https://pca.st/nsmuedcc RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/unmarried-ideas-WxkRYo SUPPORT & CONNECT: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sudarshanpoudel --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tim Ruse, Chief Executive Officer of Zero Latency International in Melbourne talks Australian wildfires, climate change, e-sports and free-roaming Virtual Reality gaming with Zero Latency Vancouver bringing Multi-Player VR to the city February 27th, 2020.

The guys are back to talking about wild horses again. Would Dave hunt a wild horse? Take a listen to find out. Other topics include: using the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation to manage horses, horses out-competing other wildlife, lack of predators, the reduction in public-land grazing since 1971, comparing management of wild pigs to wild horses, writing laws with the heart vs the mind, how the Act should be applied, chances of amending the act in today's political climate, and more.  Come along for the ride. 

CORRAL your friends, and SADDLE up your listening device. This episode is UNBRIDLED and WILD. The guys dive into the history of horses in the United States, and what lead to the Wild and Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act. Topics include: Horse populations in the wild and captivity, cost of raising captive horses, Nephi’s proclivity for horse meat, changes to the Act, mgn’t challenges and a cliff-hanger to bring you back for part II. 

Parks Canada has just announced that it has opened the gates and finally allowed its growing herd of wild bison out of their enclosure and, for the first time, letting them wander somewhat freely within the park, at least within a 1,200 sq km release zone. The release has happened a little later than planned. The calving season was delayed and while last year saw its first birth on Earth Day, this year calving only began on July 15. In a recent article in The Province, Banff's Resource Conservation Manager was quoted as saying: “We’ve been expecting calves this spring, but it’s certainly been a little later than we saw last year, but because these are young cows, we also anticipated the calving dates might be stretched out over a longer period this year. “The first two calves were born July 15 and the last of the three was born on the 19th.” As of July 23, Park staff were hoping to see as many as 6 more additional calves. All of that changed on August 1st when Parks Canada staff opened the gate to allow the growing herd to leave the enclosure and begin to explore their 1,200 sq. km soft-release zone. Almost immediately, the bison zigged when the Park's staff wanted them to zag. According to the Rocky Mountain Outlook: "The bison reportedly headed toward Scotch Camp, but were stopped on the Snow Creek Summit before being herded back towards the upper Panther River Valley." Park staff realized they would need to guide the bison during the early part of their release. They don't want them to move east towards the plains because they have no legal status there. All of that changed on August 1st when Parks Canada staff opened the gate to allow the growing herd to leave the enclosure and begin to explore their 1,200 sq. km soft-release zone. Almost immediately, the bison zigged when the Park's staff wanted them to zag. According to the Rocky Mountain Outlook: "The bison reportedly headed toward Scotch Camp, but were stopped on the Snow Creek Summit before being herded back towards the upper Panther River Valley." Park staff realized they would need to guide the bison during the early part of their release. They don't want them to move east towards the plains because they have no legal status there. Bears, Buffaloberry, and Bikes Well, it's already happened this year! On Saturday, July 21 a mountain biker collided at high speed with a black bear at the Canmore Nordic Centre. Just last week, I warned that the buffaloberry season was upon us and that we need to begin to be extra vigilant. According to a story in the Rocky Mountain Outlook, Alberta Environment and Parks human-wildlife conflict specialist Jay Honeyman stated: "They were coming downhill at a fairly good clip and came over a rise and there was the bear…He literally hit and flattened the bear and got knocked off his bike." Luckily, the rider had bear spray on his person and he got ready to deploy it, but the stunned bear took off before he needed to spray it. He also saw a second bear that also ran away from the commotion. Here are 10 tips for staying safe while riding and hiking during buffaloberry season: Make lots of noise. Since bears are not paying attention to what's happening around them while they're busy mowing down their berry feast, it's important that we make lots and lots of noise; and not all noise is created equal. The best sound is the sound of your voice. Bears know that humans mean danger and if they know you're coming before you arrive, then they'll usually move away from the trail until you pass. You probably won't even know they were there. Bear bells are just marketing hype and they won't keep you safe. Just throw them in the garbage. You're more likely to be killed by your hiking companions for the sheer irritation they provide. Remember that sound may not travel as fast as you do. Much like the sound of an approaching train, it isn't always as evident when the train is approaching. The bear may not hear you if you're flying down the hill. Slow down, and if possible, stop before the descent and give a loud "Hey bear" before you slowly go down the hill. Learn to recognize buffaloberry. If you learn one plant in the mountains, make it buffaloberry. If the trail is lined with these tasty morsels, then the chance of meeting a bear goes up dramatically. If the trail is berry free, it doesn't mean there won't be a bear, but the odds at this time of year will have the bear focusing on berry-rich sites. Make sure you have bear spray and know how to use it. It's also critical that the spray is on your person and not on your bike. This recent encounter really brings this to the forefront. The rider collided with the bear and was ejected from his bike. Had the spray been on the forks or handlebars of the bike, he would have been separated from it just when he needed it most. The same goes with spray on or in your pack. Encounters happen fast and without warning. Have it on your body and you'll have it when you need it. You also want to practice so you don't have to think about how to deploy it when the time comes. Head to the high country. While this tip may not apply to mountain bikers, it definitely is a good one for hikers. Since the berries happen at lower elevations, this is a good time to go high. While the berries are more common in the valley bottom, they can extend into the subalpine as well. This is a great time to bag those peaks and passes. Trails like the Centennial Ridge Trail (the highest trail in the Canadian Rockies), Ha Ling (check the trail report as they are doing trail maintenance), and scrambles like the East End of Rundle are perfect choices. Keep in mind that the approaches will likely be at a lower elevation so keep an eye on the foliage and if buffaloberries are present, make a ton of noise. Watch for droppings. When bears are mowing down massive quantities of berries, let's just say, it keeps them regular. Watch for dark red piles of former buffaloberries. If it looks fresh, then it's likely the bear may still be in the area. Look for moving bushes. Very large bears can completely disappear behind a buffaloberry bush. Sometimes the easiest way to spot the bear is to not look for the bear. Look for something that doesn't belong - like one bush moving when none of the others are. On a still day, this can often be a sure sign that something is hanging out behind the bush. Keep dogs on leash; or better yet, leave them at home. I know you want to hike with your dog, but every encounter with wildlife has a worse outcome when a dog is involved. They are likely to be perceived as a threat by a bear and now you are also perceived as a threat. Take Fido to the off-leash area and give him a good run there. Be aware though that the margins of the Grassi Lakes off-leash area are also a great habitat for buffaloberries so watch if he's playing too close to this area. Leave your earbuds at home. One of the most dangerous things you can do in bear country is to wear earbuds when walking on trails - even within the townsite boundaries. When you wear earbuds, you're not aware of the sounds around you. You are not paying attention to what's happening around you. Earbuds put you at a much higher risk of a negative encounter, and you won't even hear it approaching. When you're out in nature, pay attention to nature, and stay safe. Respect closures. During buffaloberry season, it's much easier to manage people than bears. Unfortunately, in the recent past, locals and tourists alike have violated closures with the mistaken belief that they don't apply to them. Alberta Environment and Parks, Parks Canada, and the Towns of Canmore and Banff take these closures very seriously. If you're caught you will be charged! Don't put a bear's life at risk simply because you were too lazy to walk around the closure. Always remember that you are also a risk by ignoring closure signs. For the full show notes for this episode, visit www.MountainNaturePodcast.com/ep066

Yes officer, these Battle Bards were well above the speed limit and violated many noise complaints in the local neighborhoods. But it was for a good cause, sir! This music from vehicular MMOs is just way too good to keep quiet! What's that? You'll let them go with just a warning? You only know they're going to peel out and look for another score to settle! Episode 114 show notes Intro (feat. "Snowmobile Chase" from The Secret World, "Harmonic Vengeance" from Auto Assault, and "Racing 4 Pinks" from Motor City Online) "Garage" from Crossout "Smuggler Track S Two" from Grand Theft Auto Online "Assault of Fort Harrison" from Auto Assault "Kharkov" from World of Tanks "A2B" from The Crew "My Garage" from Drift City "Redlining" from Motor City Online Which one did we like best? Listener notes: Scott Rankin and Chillos Smith Jr. Jukebox picks: "Main Theme" from Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, "The Ballad of Doctor Death" from Outlaws, "Free Roaming" from Owlboy Outro (feat. "Beyond the Precipice" from War Thunder) Talk to the Battle Bards on Twitter! Follow Battle Bards on iTunes, Stitcher, Player.FM , Google Play, and Pocket Casts! Find more podcasts at The Gaming and Entertainment Network!

Is Google on a winner with its standalone Daydream VR headsets? Can the Google Home benchtop speaker beat Amazon Echo? Special guests Ausdroid's Dan Tyson and News Corp's Jen Dudley-Nicholson. Vertical Hold is brought to you by Alcatel.   Vertical Hold: Behind The Tech News - podcast hosts @adam_turner and @alexkidman speak to Australia's leading technology journalists every Friday to get the stories behind the tech news of the week. verticalholdauaudio.libsyn.com facebook.com/VerticalHoldAU @verticalholdau

So, uh, anyone remember what happened to Birger? Download Episode 076 – Free Roaming – Session 2-3 – The Worst Shadowrun Ever null Want to see more of the Hiddengrid? Join our Facebook community and meet with other fans. Like the music? Check out the artists below! Matt Rusin – Electro Blues Rebel Vol 1 on Magnatune.com This work […]

Mysterious place. Check. Cryptic Instructors. Check. Strange Scars and Bruising. Check. That’s it, it’s time to have an intervention with Guard-A-Manger. He’s got some explaining to do. Download Episode 075 – Free Roaming – Session 2-2 – Hit Me With Your Best Shot null Want to see more of the Hiddengrid? Join our Facebook community and meet with […]

A return to Free Roaming as we continue to check in on the gang and see what shopping with a kid and a cat is like. Download Episode 074 – Free Roaming – Session 2 – Staring at the Ceiling in Silence null Want to see more of the Hiddengrid? Join our Facebook community and meet with other […]

Continuing the fun, our crew takes a break from the dangerous world of Shadowrunning and licks their wounds, buys some new gear, and maybe find some outside work. Free roaming continues with some more of that classic music. This month’s edge vote is still live! Come cast you ballot over on the straw poll site. It’s […]

Time for some fun. Our crew takes a break from the dangerous world of Shadowrunning and licks their wounds, buys some new gear, and maybe find some outside work. We start off Free Roaming with a return to some classic Hiddengrid tunes. This month’s edge vote is live! Come cast you ballot over on the […]

In dieser Folge reden wir über die CeBIT 2016, von der wir einige spannende Mobilfunk- und Netze-Themen mitgebracht haben. Links zur Sendung: Gigabit-Router von Vodafone Gigabit-Hotspots in Berlin Abschaffung der Roaming-Gebühren bei Vodafone-Business-Tarifen Podcast zum Thema Glasfaser-Internet Darum baut die Telekom keine Glasfaser-Anschlüsse Telekom über "esoterische Technologien" der Konkurrenz Interview zum VDSL mit der Telekom Interview zum Thema 5G mit der Telekom CeBIT 2016 Themenseite

The Importance of the TNR Program for Free Roaming and Feral Cats and Why the Trap Neuter Release Program WorksKeith Williams Founder and Director of C5, the Community Cat Coalition of Clark County in the state of Nevada.

http://s3.amazonaws.com/at-radio/020115.mp3 This show featured two wonderful guests. First on was anthrozoologist Hal Herzog, book author, blogger, researcher and Professor of Psychology at Western Carolina University. Have you ever wondered if girls and women care more about animals than boys and men? Which sex tends to be more active in animal rights and welfare issues? And, which […]

Keith Williams Founder and Director of C5, the Community Cat Coalition of Clark County in the state of Nevada. Questions or Comments? Email Sam at sam@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - The Importance of the TNR Program for Free Roaming and Feral Cats and Why the Trap Neuter Release Program Works on Pet Life Radio

Hey Gang, So this Free Roaming covers the dangers of family in Shadowrun. And Halloweeners. Family members in the Halloweeners. Fun. Download Episode 050 – Free Roaming – Session 4 – Freedom Cut Me Loose null Want to see more of the Hiddengrid? Join our Facebook community and meet with other fans. Like the music? Check out the artists […]

Hey Gang, We start off Free Roaming with a ton of Karma flying out the door and then followed by all that money from Mecurial’s end just vanishing. Download Episode 048 – Free Roaming – Session 3 – I Want In On This null Want to see more of the Hiddengrid? Join our Facebook community and meet with other […]

Remember kids, it’s up to you to save your elf friends from drunk driving tests. Download Episode 034 – Free Roaming – Session 2 – Orks Against Drunk Driving null Want to see more of the Hiddengrid? Join our Facebook community and meet with other fans. Like the music? Check out the artists below! Matt Rusin – Electro Blues […]

Season 2 of the Sixth World Chronicles starts with something from a nightmare. Download Episode 033 – Free Roaming – Session 1 – Don’t Bring Me Into Your Death Trap null Want to see more of the Hiddengrid? Join our Facebook community and meet with other fans. Like the music? Check out the artists below! Matt Rusin – […]

Our first Free Roaming episode kicks off with a return for a long hiatus. There’s been cast changes, rules changes, and that damn Merlin Hawk just won’t go away. Mr Grey returns, seeking training, insight, and maybe love in the streets of Seattle. The new guy, James, starts looking into the lay of the land, […]

Puntata gigante per un tema altrettanto espansivo, i giochi Free Roaming ed Open World, passando un po’ per tutti i loro cugini e bastardizzazioni. Servono? Ci piacciono? Ha senso spendere ore a fare missioni grindose e generiche senza nemmeno avere … Per saperne di più