Podcasts about gills

Swimmers say they are anxious about going in the sea at Hythe because of the amount of sewage being discharged into the water. The group regularly travel from Ashford to swim at sunrise, but say they've seen an increasing number of floating objects. Hear from one of the group, and we've had a response from Southern Water. Also in today's podcast, a Kent campaigner's told us she has some concerns over the government's plans to reform the special educational needs system. Yesterday, they announced a £4 billion package and say more youngsters with SEN will be taught in mainstream schools by offering language therapists and specialist teacher training. Lisa Lloyd from Aylesford has some concerns. We've been hearing from the bosses of a Kent vineyard about how they've been impacted by the wet start to the year. Bosses at Nucleus Winery at Fort Borstal say heavy and persistent rainfall can wash nutrients away from the soil and hamper harvesting efforts. A dental practice has opened on a new-build estate in north Kent after hundreds of residents called for one. Smile Tech Dental's set up a branch at The Prep Rooms in Castle Hill which is part of Ebbsfleet Garden City and is designed to be a one-stop shop for people living there. And in sport, Gillingham's Marcus Wyllie has gone out on load for the rest of the season. The striker hasn't played a league game for the Gills in four months and has moved to National South side Ebbsfleet United. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A school in Chatham has been placed in special measures by inspectors who found staff physically intervened with pupils. Ofsted found safeguarding measures at Wayfield Primary were not being met, and demanded urgent improvements be implemented. School bosses and the trust running it, say they take the report very seriously and have already been implementing a robust programme of improvement. Also in today's podcast, a father and son accused of murdering a four-year-old boy in a hit-and-run in Southfleet have been found not guilty. Peter Maughan was in a Ford Ranger which was "clipped at speed" by another vehicle on New Barn Road last June. Hear from a detective who reacted to the verdict outside court. We've been hearing from a business owner in Canterbury who's still unable to trade, days after a devastating fire nearby. The Odeon cinema in St George's Place caught alight last Saturday afternoon and we've been chatting to Louise Jones-Roberts who runs Tokyo Tea Rooms. Young people in Kent are being encouraged to show their love for nature by taking part in a hedge planting campaign. Tomorrow is being dubbed Hedgentines Day and is being celebrated with a planting event in Chislet near Canterbury as part of a joint project between the Campaign to Protect Rural England and Youngwilders. In sport, Chatham Town are getting ready for a big weekend - they're playing in the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup. They'll be the underdogs tomorrow as they take on WSL 2 side Birmingham City at St Andrew's. And, the Gillingham boss is looking for a response from his squad in this weekend's league two clash with Oldham Athletic.  The Gills suffered another defeat away at Chesterfield during the week - hear from Gareth Ainsworth. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

One of the county's biggest classical concerts is ending after more than 40 years.It's been announced the annual Leeds Castle Classical Concert, which has been running since 1978, will no longer continue after this year. Also in today's podcast, youths on e-bikes and e-scooters gathering in the car park of a leisure centre at night have been accused of intimidating residents.Community leaders now want to reassure people that the police and council are cracking down on the anti-social behaviour reported at Cozenton Park Sports Centre in Rainham. Reform UK councillors who were booted out of the party at Kent County Council have joined a new rival political party. MP Rupert Lowe announced yesterday that seven defectors had joined his new party, Restore Britain – we'll take a look at who they are and what this means for the county. A new bar has opened on a farm following a village backlash over the closure of a popular taproom.But while many pubs are struggling, The Loddington Tap is already looking to expand, despite having opened just two months ago.And in football, Gillingham's manager defended his players after watching them lose again – but even he's losing patience over conceding from set-pieces.For the second time in four days, the Gills were beaten by a top-half team 1-0 after defeat at Chesterfield on last night. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A busy country lane plagued by potholes is damaging cars every day and one woman fears it will affect her business.She's been documenting the downfall of the stretch in Hartlip, which has left her out of pocket due to damaged tyres.Also in today's podcast, a final report into the deaths of at least 27 asylum seekers in the Channel has found the coastguard at Dover had been placed in an "intolerable position". Systemic failings have been identified in search and rescue efforts when a small boat overturned in 2021.One of Kent's historic waterways has 10 times more bacteria than the River Seine in Paris had when Olympic events were postponed because of pollution.For years, residents have complained about the smell in Sittingbourne and now research shared with the KentOnline Podcast shows just how bad the water quality really is. The boss of a wild cat conservation charity says plans are already underway to rescue a Lynx from war-torn Ukraine.Ursa was found being kept illegally as a pet and she's currently living in a centre in Kyiv, but £100,000 has been raised to bring her to Kent.And in football, they Gillingham boss is expecting this weekend's visitors to Priestfield to be tough opposition. The Gills are looking to regain some form with recent defeats leaving them 14th in the table – you can hear from Gareth Ainsworth ahead of kick off tomorrow.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Pirmo reizi 25 gadu laikā Starptautiskā kosmosa stacija piedzīvoja ārkārtas evkuāciju astronauta veselības sarežģījumu dēļ. Tas mudina domāt, kādiem apstākļiem pakļauts cilvēka ķermenis izplatījumā un kādas pārcilvēciskas prasības dažkārt jāspēj izturēt astronautiem. Ko var un ko nevar darīt astronauts savas veselības labā riņķojot Zemes orbītā, vidē, kur vizīte pie ārsta kabinetā nav iespējama? Raidījumā Zināmais nezināmajā skaidro astronomijas entuziasti un IT speciālisti Ints Ķešāns un Raitis Misa, kā arī "Starspace" observatorijas saimniece, astronomijas entuziaste Anna Gintere. Ķīpsalā meteorītu novērošanai uzstādīta "meteoru patruļa" Ierīce no ārpuses izskatās salīdzinoši necili, atgādina metāla sēni uz gara kāta. Īpaša ir tās iekšpuse. Astronomijas eksperti to dēvē par "meteoru patruļu". Šobrīd Latvijā ir trīs šādas meteoru patruļstacijas, drīz arī sāks darboties ceturtā. Ķīpsalā uz RTU Būvniecības un mašinzinību fakultātes jumta uzstādīta meteorītu novērošanas stacija, uz kuru vedina doties Meteorītu muzeja dibinātājs un vadītājs, un RTU docents Kārlis Bērziņš. Paši astronomi tās dēvē par „meteoru patruļām”, jo iekārtas ar vairāku kameru acīm nemitīgi filmē asteroīdus, komētas,  bolīdus, nezinātniski sakot, debesu akmeņus un akmentiņus, kas no Visuma nonākuši atmosfērā. Pateicoties šīm ierīcēm, pētnieki var ļoti precīzi izrēķināt debesu objektu lielumu, kustību, ātrumu. Ja kāda komēta, Zemei garām skrienot, nakts melnumā te pazaudē savu asti (piedodiet astronomi, zinu, ka komētas aste ir  garš putekļu mākonis un nekur nekrīt), tad ar šo kameru datētajiem attēliem, astronomi var noteikt, kur tā aste nokritusi. Ideja par šādām kamerām radusies amerikānim, meteoru biedrības pārstāvim Maikam Hankijam, kurš izdomājis, ka kvalitatīvāk  krītošu debess ķermeņu izpēti var veikt, ja tos filmē un vēlāk datē to kustības ātrumu un sadegšanas raksturu. Šim nolūkam der neliela kompakta stacija, aprīkota ar vairākām kamerām. Pirms kāpjam uz RTU Būvniecības un mašinzinību fakultātes jumta piestājam darba telpā pie datora, lai aplūkotu kameru savāktos attēlus un kopā ar Kārli Bērziņu plašāku skaidrojumu par meteoru patruļu darbību sniedz Latvijas astronomijas biedrības projektu vadītājs Mārtiņš Gills. -- Savukārt ornitologs un Latvijas Ornitoloģijas biedrības pārstāvis Imants Jakovļevs stāsta par vistu vanagu.

An Ashford man who left his pregnant girlfriend in what a judge described as the worst example of domestic assault in his 25-year legal career has been jailed.The jealous and paranoid man repeatedly attacked his victim in her Sheppey home after falsely accusing her of cheating on him and carrying another man's child.Also in today's podcast, two higher education institutions have merged to form a ‘super university' in a one-of-its-kind move.The University of Greenwich and the University of Kent have announced that they have legally committed to the merger between their two institutions – we'll unpack what all this means. It's hoped access to new digital patient records will help address inequalities in mental health care across Kent.Key information about autistic patients or those with learning disabilities can now be stored and accessed at later appointments and by other care providers. A major project to bring an historic theatre building in Medway back to life is on time and budget.21 million pounds is being spent on the Brook in Chatham and we've spoken to a local councillor about now the project is progressing. And in football, Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth admitted their defensive blunder in last night's game was a killer.Notts County beat the Gills 1-0 thanks to a goal in the opening half – you can hear from the boss and from defender Robbie McKenzie.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A bartender wrongly accused of stealing is to receive thousands in compensation after an employment tribunal ruled she was unfairly dismissed following a wage dispute.The 22-year-old is being awarded more than £4,000 after a judge found those running the Thomas Becket pub in Canterbury withheld her pay packet.Also in today's podcast, the leader of Kent County Council has written to the Home Office to ask for more funding for young asylum-seeking adults who have left care.KCC currently receives no government support for people the authority continues to look after for four years once they have reached the age of 21.The owners of the UK's most famous scenic railway have been challenged to justify their decision to close the ride before a panel of councillors.Dreamland announced last Tuesday that it was closing the century-old ride at the amusement park in Margate – you can hear from the Mayor of the town who wants them to appear before a scrutiny panel. Villagers have raised concerns about plans for a new housing estate saying they're coming “under attack”. It's after plans were put forward for the properties at Mountain Farm in Hamstreet. And in football, you can hear from Gillingham boss Gareth Ainsworth who is ready to make changes when they return to action this evening.The Gills visit Notts County on the back of a 4-1 humbling by leaders Bromley at Priestfield on Saturday. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A murder investigation is continuing following the death of a 25-year-old man near Dover.Police were called to reports of a stabbing in Rose Gardens in Eythorne yesterday morning and a man in his 60s who knew the victim has been arrested. Hear from our reporter who has been at the scene.Also in today's podcast, business owners in Dover say the town's reputation is still suffering, 10 years after an immigration protest turned into a riot.Stones, bottles and bricks were thrown when far-right activists clashed with counter-demonstrators on this day in 2016.Our reporter Sam Lennon has been in the town to speak to people about their memories of the day and the lasting impact they think it has had.The Mayor of Margate is calling for Dreamland bosses to appear before a scrutiny committee after they decided to permanently close the Scenic Railway.It's the oldest rollercoaster in the UK - and the fourth oldest in the world.Reporter Gerry Warren has also been catching up with a man who used to work on the famous ride.In sport, it's a big game for Gillingham this weekend as the league leaders head to Priestfield.Bromley are six points clear at the top while the Gills are looking to make it three wins in a row after rediscovering some form.And, money is being made available to young people in Medway to help them get more involved in sport.Grants of £100 are going to be handed out to help them buy kit or equipment.It's the brain child of the Laurence Plummer foundation which was set up to support underprivileged children in the Town's. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

John talks about Trump's lust for seizing control of Greenland and how that is playing out on the world stage. Trump spoke at the Davos Economic Forum in Switzerland, receiving a wall of sharp words and condemnations for American foreign and economic policy toward Europe. He also discusses anti-ICE protestors disrupting a sermon at Cities Church in ST. Paul Minnesota where their pastor moonlights as an ICE Director in their local field office. Then, he interviews Larry Cohen who is the Executive Director and Co-founder of Point Source Youth, a national organization working to prevent and end youth homelessness in the U.S. through advocacy, research, and support of scalable interventions like direct cash transfers and targeted housing assistance. And, Erika Hartman, who is Chief Executive Officer at Safe Place for Youth, which provides over 1,200+ young people with critical life-saving services yearly including daily meals, substance abuse counseling, mental health services, and access to housing. Point Source Youth and Safe Place for Youth are expanding the CASH LA Targeted Housing Assistance Program, a cost-efficient, evidence-based intervention that helps young people ages 18 to 30 stay housed before they enter the homelessness system. Next, John jokes with J-L Cauvin who is a community advocate, lawyer, and comedian who is running as a Democrat to succeed Governor-Elect Mikie Sherrill and represent New Jersey's 11th District in Congress. And then lastly, he welcomes back Rev. Barry Lynn who's an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ and served as the executive director for Americans United for the Separation of Church and State until his retirement in 2017. Rev. Barry's memoir “Paid to Piss People Off” comes in three volumes: PEACE, PORN and PRAYER.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Finally we might have a way to stop nearly all microplastics from our laundry before they enter the environment. Thanks to a new fish-inspired filter that removes over 99 % of these tiny plastic fibres from washing machine wastewater. Scientists are now arguing that microbes underpin almost every ecosystem on the planet, from fertile soils to healthy oceans.All to discuss on this week's Green Scene with Dr Ruth Freeman Director of Research for Society For Research Ireland.All with thanks to Repak.

Figures have revealed where people moving to Kent from London are choosing to set up home.According to data from the Office for National Statistics, nearly six in 10 people who've moved to Dartford since 2011 came from the capital, while more than a third of those who've relocated to Folkestone and Hythe in the same time were so-called DFLs.Hear from Local Democracy Reporter Dan Esson who compiled the data.Also in today's podcast, a Kent teacher has told us government plans to tackle misogyny and toxic behaviour in schools should focus on positive masculinity.Teachers are going to given specialist training and a helpline will also be set up for pupils. Hear from John Still who teaches in Medway.The Tunbridge Wells MP has again called for the boss of South East Water to resign following major supply issues in the town at the start of the month.It's after David Hinton said in an interview that he wants to remain in his job - and 'absolutely empathises' with customers. We've got reaction from Mike Martin.A Medway MP is calling for those responsible for creating an illegal waste dump in her constituency to be prosecuted.Up to 40 lorries a day used to be seen taking tonnes of rubbish to Bramletree Wharf in Borstal near Rochester.It's expected to be one of the busiest days on Kent's roads for the Christmas getaway.The RAC reckons 3.6 million journeys will be made today ahead of what's being dubbed Snarl-up Saturday tomorrow.Operation Brock remains in place on the M20 and lorries will be queued between Maidstone and Ashford if there are delays at the Port of Dover.And in sport, it's a trip to Fleetwood Town for Gillingham in league two this weekend.The Gills are on a run of six games unbeaten, but five of those have ended in a draw. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We are super excited to share this episode of Gossip Gills, the Aquaculture Stewardship Council's podcast, where Tony Chen (CEO, Manolin) and Kelly Haugen (Head of Marketing, Manolin) join the conversation to unpack how data and AI are reshaping seafood farming. Together, we explore the real challenges facing aquaculture today, from biological complexity and operational efficiency to transparency, traceability, and consumer trust, and why innovation is no longer optional for a sustainable industry. The discussion goes beyond technology alone, touching on the social dimensions of aquaculture, the responsibility to communicate progress clearly, and how better data can drive smarter decisions across the value chain.Follow Gossip Gills for more and find the original link to our episode on their channel here.For more aquaculture insights head to our Fish n' Bits blog.

Valoda ir dzīva, kamēr tajā runā, bet tai ir nākotne, ja to turpina arī pētīt. Vairs nav tie laiki, kad valodu izpēte nozīmē tikai garum garas grāmatu un pierakstu lapas vai mutvārdu ekspedīcijas; mūsdienās palīdz digitālās tehnoloģijas un to paveikto labi redzam jau šodien, ikdienā izmantojot mākslīgo intelektu vai transkripciju latviešu valodā. Kā latviešu, lībiešu un latgaliešu valodas atrod savu vietu arī digitālajā pasaulē? Raidījumā Zināmais nezināmajā sarunājas Rīgas Tehniskās universitātes Rēzeknes akadēmijas pētniece Antra Kļavinska un Latvijas Universitātes Matemātikas un informātikas institūta vadošā pētniece, DHELI projekta valodas pētnieku grupas koordinatore Baiba Saulīte. Vai valoda mūsdienās var vēl dzīvot bez digitālās vides? "Diez vai var dzīvot, jo mēs saprotam, ka valoda visbiežāk tiek lietota arī digitālajā vidē mūsdienās daudz vairāk nekā kādreiz, mēs varam iegūt informāciju, kas ir rakstīta internetā, vai sazināmies biežāk ar tuviniekiem "WhatsApp", nevis mutiski," vērtē Baiba Saulīte "Es teiktu, ka nav iespējams, ka valoda paliek dzīva, ja tā netiek lietota digitālajā vidē." "Dažādās vietnēs pēta lingvistisko vitalitāti, sevišķi retāk lietotajām un mazajām valodām. Viens no aspektiem ir funkcionēšana digitālajā vidē, kas tiek ņemts vērā, arī vērtējot valodas vitalitāti un spēju turpmāk pastāvēt. Un sevišķi jaunā paaudze vairs nelieto, piemēram, vārdnīcas papīra formātā, bet galvenokārt jau izmanto digitālos resursus," papildina Antra Kļavinska. "Latviešu valodai ir diezgan labi digitālajā vidē. Domāju, ka neviens vairs nevar savu ikdienu iedomāties bez vārdnīcas "Tezaurs", kas paliek arvien labāka un labāka. Kur var atrast ne tikai vārdu pēc pamatformas, bet arī pēc dažādām formām locījumos. Var iegūt ļoti plašu informāciju," atzīst Baiba Saulīte. "Tāpat ir ļoti labas iespējas aplūkot konkrētu vārdu lietojumu dažādos kontekstos apjomīgos tekstu datos jeb korpusos un meklēt tur pēc īpašām pazīmēm. Piemēram, atrast visus darbības vārda saņemt teikuma priekšmetus - kas saņem. Latviešu valodai ir ļoti attīstījušies tieši pēdējos gados valodas resursi digitālajā vidē, arī ļoti mūsdienīgi un arī starptautiski atzīti un savietojami. Tas, kas ir marķēts mūsu datos, ir līdzīgi marķēts arī citām valodām, līdz ar to starp valodām var salīdzināt dažādas pazīmes." Kāpēc esperanto valoda nekļuva par universālu saziņas līdzekli? Esperanto ir mākslīgi radīta valoda, kuru izveidoja 19. gadsimta otrajā pusē ebreju ārsts un poliglota Ludvigs Zāmenhofs ar domu veidot vienu ideālo valodu, kas palīdzētu tautām saprasties. Par esperanto valodu pasaules kontekstā stāsta valodniece Ina Druviete, Latvijas esperanto asociācijas prezidente Margarita Želve stāsta, cik šīs valodas pratēju un interesentu ir Latvijā. Bet sižeta iesākumā tā autore iepazīstina ar sevi esperanto valodā. "Bonan matenon!  Mia nomo estas Zane. – Labrīt, mans vārds ir Zane."  Runa ir par savulaik mākslīgi veidotu valodu – esperanto, aptuvenā tulkojumā no romāņu valodām  – „cerība”. Esperanto ir darināta no romāņu un ģermāņu valodām un šajā valodā šobrīd pēc neoficiāliem datiem runā aptuveni 2 miljoni pasaules iedzīvotāju.  Latvijā  šī valoda bija ļoti populāra pagājušā gadsimta 20.-30. gados. Arī padomju laikā līdz pat PSRS sabrukumam Latvijas esperanto asociācijā bija vērojama liela aktivitāte. Par to, kāda šobrīd ir situācija ar esperanto runātājiem Latvijā, stāsta asociācijas prezidente Margarita Želve Margarita Želve stāsta, ka reizi trijos gados notiek Baltijas esperanto dienas, uz kurām parasti kopā sanāk vidēji 120-200 dalībnieku no 20-30 pasaules valstīm. Kā iemeslu tam, ka interese par šo valodu ir kritusies, Latvijas esperanto asociācijas  prezidente min angļu valodas popularitāti. Tam arī daļēji piekrīt valodniece, Latvijas Universitātes profesore Ina Druviete. Par to, kāpēc esperanto nav tik izplatīta kā agrāk, kāds ir tagadējais šīs valodas statuss un kuras no mākslīgi konstruētām  valodām ir populāras šobrīd, Inas Druvietes skaidrojums.   -- Par grāmatu, kas iedvesmojusi jauniem pētījumiem vai atklājumiem, stāsta Latvijas astronomijas biedrības pārstāvis Mārtiņš Gills. Viņš izvēlējies Randala Munro (Randall Munroe) grāmatu "What if..." (Ja nu...). Kā vēsta grāmatas apakšvirsraksts - tās ir "Nopietnas zinātniskas atbildes uz absurdiem hipotētiskiem jautājumiem".  Mārtiņš Gills atzīst, ka šī grāmata noder prāta uzmundrināšanai. To var atvērt jebkurā vietā un izlasīt kādu jautājumu un sniegto atbildi.  

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A mum left with "scars to body and mind" after being repeatedly stabbed in front of her children has spoken of her feelings of injustice after the woman who attacked her walked from court.Makala O'Brien told KentOnline that Carrie-Ann Kilshaw, herself a mother of eight and someone she knew, should have been jailed for the unprovoked assault outside her home in New Romney two years ago.Also in today's podcast, a childcare worker on Sheppey has spoken to the KentOnline Podcast after seeing a jump in demand for places since the funding rules were changed.  Since September, parents have been able to access 30 hours a week of free care for children older than nine months – the boss of Teddy Bear Day Care says she's opening a second site as her waiting list gets longer. We've been told there's been a significant rise in the number of animals being abandoned in Kent - and charity bosses are concerned.More than 600 pets were dumped in the county in the first 10 months of this year - up almost 6 percent on the same time in 2024.Donations are continuing to pour in for our sister station kmfm's Give A Gift campaign.The appeal aims to deliver toys to thousands of children across the county who'll be spending Christmas in hospital, living in care or facing difficult circumstances – you can hear from one of the charities which will benefit. And in football, Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth has urged his side to become more ruthless after being held to a home draw by Barnet.The Gills picked up a point after Bradley Dack equalised at the end of the first half with a well-hit free-kick, but they were unable to make the most of their opportunities from open play, as the match finished 1-1. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A car dealer is still in limbo more than four months after a wall collapsed onto his forecourt, leaving him hundreds of thousands of pounds out of pocket.Tom Bowles, who runs the business in Sittingbourne, said his “heart sank” when he arrived to find many of his vehicles had been crushed by the fallen rubble on July 2.Also in today's podcast, the mother of a 16-year-old girl killed in a car crash almost two years ago says she feels her daughter has been “forgotten about” as the long-running police investigation continues.Alisha Marie Ponter died after the car she was a passenger in overturned in Maidstone last February. Details of two garden settlements totalling 7,000 homes have been released for public consultation - despite campaigners calling for delays. They include one for a 5,000-home settlement at Lenham Heath to be known as Heathlands, and one for a 2,000-home settlement at Lidsing, on the border with the Medway Towns. In football, Gareth Ainsworth says Gillingham's exit from the EFL Trophy at the hands of big-spending Wycombe Wanderers was a learning experience for everyone.Wycombe won the game at Priestfield 3-0 to eliminate the Gills from the competition and take second spot in the group.And as we make our way through Movember, the KentOnline Podcast has been hearing about the ongoing impact of Covid on young people's mental health.Students at the Uni of Kent have launched a campaign to raise money and awareness by rowing 700 kilometres this month. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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A woman who won tens of thousands on Premium Bonds, sold her home and spent a year abroad before falsely claiming thousands in benefits on her return to Kent has avoided prison. Between 2021 and 2024, she received more than £23,000 after making false statements to the Department for Work and Pensions.Also in today's podcast, you can hear from the Ashford MP who's weighed in on the troubles being faced by Reform UK at County Hall. Sojan Joseph has been telling us why KCC leader Linden Kemkaran should lose her job. Residents say it's “total rubbish” their town is well served by pharmacies while their only closed branch “sits there like a ghost” - and prevents new ones from opening.Jhoots, in the Rainham Shopping Precinct, closed in August after months of troubles meaning 40,000 people in the town have been without direct easy access.A prototype of the game Medway Fighter, based on the classic arcade game Street Fighter will debut at Electric Medway Festival this weekend. You can hear from the creative director who says it's a new way for people to engage with Medway's heritage. And in football, Gillingham assistant boss Richard Dobson says he doesn't want his players to be affected by their winless run when they face Salford City this weekend. The Gills have gone four League 2 matches without a win after a blistering start to the season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Reform UK has suspended four county councillors after the leaking of a video showing a private Zoom meeting of senior party members.The four have had the whip removed “pending investigation, following evidence they brought the party into disrepute”.Also in today's podcast, fed-up residents say they're paying hundreds of pounds in service fees for a children's play park which, in reality, amounts to little more than a wooden log.Over the past four years, garden city residents have been paying property management agency, FirstPort, thousands of pounds to maintain play equipment that residents say doesn't exist.The MP for Canterbury has spoken in the commons about some of the challenges being faced by Canterbury Cathedral.Independent Rosie Duffield says the appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally as the first female to hold the role should be seen as a new start for the church.One of Kent's poorest areas is set to receive £20 million to upgrade it to make it a “better place to live”.Ahead of a meeting on the Pride in Place funding, business owners and residents of the Sheppey East ward told the KentOnline Podcast what they think the money should be spent on.And in sport, Gillingham had two players sent off and conceded a debatable-looking penalty as they were beaten at Grimsby Town.The Gills have now gone four games without a win in League 2 after the 1-0 loss and visiting fans were left chanting “1-0 to the referee” after a series of controversial decisions against their team. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Starp zvaigznēm, planētām, komētām un citiem objektiem izplatījumā ir matērija, kuru neredzam, nespējam uztvert ar tradicionāliem novērojumiem, bet par tās klātbūtni esam visai droši jau teju gadsimtu. Tumšā matērija ir viena no aizraujošajām visuma mīklām, par kuru arī nesen tapuši jauni atklājumi. Kas tā ir, ko tā satur un kādas teorijas par to ir zinātniekiem pasaulē? Raidījumā Zināmais nezināmajā skaidro Rīgas Tehniskās universitātes Daļiņu fizikas un paātrinātāju tehnoloģiju institūta direktors Kārlis Dreimanis un astronomijas entuziasti un IT speciālisti Ints Ķešāns un Raitis Misa. Kur beidzas Saules sistēma un sākas starpzvaigžņu telpa? „Astronomijas lielākā burvība ir, ka ap mums ir faktiski bezgalīga telpa, tā nav tukša, tur zvaigznes, miglāji un daudz kas cits un visu laiku var kaut ko pētīt arvien tālāk, smalkāk un detalizētāk un izzināt kaut ko jaunu. Tas ir tāds liels lauks, kur tik paskaties, ir ko izzināt. Tas, man liekas, attaisno cilvēka būtību meklēt kaut ko jaunu un izzināt,” saka Latvijas Astronomijas biedrības projektu vadītājs Mārtiņš Gills. Gadu desmitu un gadsimtu laikā cilvēku priekšstats par to, kas veido Saules sistēmu, aizvien ir paplašinājies. Šobrīd nevaram teikt, ka zinām pilnīgi visu, un gluži kā Dullajiem Daukām arī mums varētu rasties jautājums ja ne gluži par to, kas ir aiz horizonta, tad par to, kur beidzas Saules sistēma, gan. Zināmi atskaites punkti, kas nosaka aptuvenās Saules sistēmas robežas, ir skaidri. Kā tad šī izpratne pakāpeniski ir veidojusies, par to stāsta Mārtiņš Gills.

A Gravesend tenant says he's living in constant fear of his council home falling down around him due to ongoing subsidence issues.Sunder Khutan moved in to the mid-terrace property off Windmill Street in 2019 - only a few months later he notices cracks in the walls and ceilings.Also on today's podcast, a person's died after being hit by a train in Medway.Police were called to Otterham Quay Lane in Rainham this morning forcing the road to be closed near to Leigh Academy secondary school. Hear from our reporter who was at the scene earlier.It's thought it'll cost hundreds of pounds to carry out repairs to a Labour party office in Medway following an alleged attack by vandals.A brick was repeatedly smashed against the window of the building on Maidstone Road in Rochester. We've got reaction from councillor Alex Paterson who represents Rochester West and Borstal.Another Medway councillor is calling for a change in the rules after one of his former colleagues defected to Reform UK.We told you last week how Robbie Lammas - who represents Princes Park ward in Chatham - had decided to leave the Conservative party.At the moment, a councillor switching parties doesn't trigger a bi-election but Cllr Habib Tejan thinks that should be altered.People using a public footpath in Maidstone say it's constantly flooded because of a blocked culvert, and no one is taking responsibility.It's affecting the walkway in Unicumes Lane in Fant, which is part of the Millennium River Park.Football, and it was a last gasp equaliser for Gillingham at Priestfield over the weekend.Despite having 30 attempts at goal with 10 in target - the Gills went 1-nil down to Cheltenham Town late on in the second half.Substitute Elliott Nevitt managed to salvage a point with the last kick of the game, hear from him and Gillingham's assistant manager Richard Dobson.And, a former Love Island star has been chatting about his plans to open a padel venue in Kent.Charlie Brake from Ashford appeared on the reality show in 2019.The 30-year-old is now converting a unit on the Wincheap Industrial Estate in Canterbury into courts, a café, pro shop and changing facilities. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A woman who feared she would die at the hands of her controlling husband has told of her horror after he avoided prison despite years of abuse that left her with life-changing injuries.She says what began as “the most incredible love” turned into a suffocating and terrifying relationship in which she was constantly monitored, isolated and attacked inside her own home. Also in today's podcast, you can hear the moment a man was arrested after a drone was allegedly used to deliver drugs to inmates at a prison in Maidstone. Police called after the device had been found within the grounds alongside a package containing a large quantity of cannabis.We've spoken to a Medway councillor who has become one of the latest Conservatives to defect to Reform UK. Cllr Robbie Lammas has represented the Princes Park ward since August 2021 as a Tory but has now switched, saying his former party “is over”.In sport, Gillingham's stand-in boss Richard Dobson was disappointed to lose their EFL Trophy match but delighted with the lessons learned by many of their young players.The Gills lost 2 – 1 after sending a young team out to meet a seasoned Colchester United team away. And, a play about Gareth Southgate's time as England manager has arrived in Kent as part of its first UK tour.Dear England is based on a letter the former footballer wrote to fans during Covid ahead of Euro2020 – you can hear from the man who's stepping into the lead role.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

An Asda employee has faced court after abusing a company taxi account to fund more than £6,000 worth of personal journeys – including a 115-mile round trip to visit his mum in London.He repeatedly booked cabs on the supermarket's tab despite having no right to use the system, exploiting it for weeks before being caught.Also in today' podcast, bosses in Medway say red routes will be repaired - after pictures revealed the painted lines in one town have already worn away.The double lines were controversially introduced on busy routes - including the A2 in Rainham - in May last year in a bid to tackle congestion.The KentOnline Podcast has been hearing how teachers, nurses and young families are among those struggling to afford hygiene products in Kent.You can hear from a local charity who provide products including toilet roll, washing powder and deodorant to those who can't afford it as we start a national awareness week. A mum says it is “irresponsible” that a shop window displayed an uncensored cushion with an expletive in view of children.She was walking past the Urban Outfitters in Tunbridge wells when she saw the embroidered pillow on display.And in sport, you can hear from Gillingham's weekend goalscorer Jonny Williams who's frustrated at the team's performance in the loss to MK Dons. It's back to back defats for the Gills who have now dropped to fourth in the table.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The City of Forest Acres won a 2025 Achievement Award for its innovative development of the Gills Creek Memorial Park on a small and challenging property. City Administrator Shaun Greenwood talks about the city's vision for the park, the process of assembling parcels and funding, and the parks' community impact. Learn more: https://www.masc.sc/achievement-award/2025/10001-20000-category-city-forest-acres-gills-creek-memorial-park

Parking charges at one of Kent's most popular shopping destinations have been branded “insulting” after rising for the third time in as many years.Ashford Designer Outlet has increased its minimum parking fee to £3 for four hours - up from £2.50 last year and £2 the year before.Also in today's podcast, a serial burglar has been jailed again after cutting a hole in Bluewater shopping centre's roof and stealing £1.4million worth of watches.The notorious thief, who has previously targeted the home of Lord Alan Sugar, was on licence when he targeted Watchfinder at the shopping complex in February.There's just one month to go until the new Entry/Exit System is rolled out in Dover and Folkestone. It will involve people from non-EU countries – such as the UK – having their fingerprints registered and photograph taken to enter the EU but we're being assured it won't lead to long delays and backlogs of traffic. In football Gillingham will face a different kind of challenge this weekend as they look to maintain their impressive start to the season.The Gills welcome Notts County to Priestfield this Saturday – you can hear from boss Gareth Ainsworth and midfielder Jonny Williams. And we've spoken to the boss of a textile business in Kent who welcomed the Princess of Wales for a royal visit. Kate was at the Marina Mill in Cuxton as part of a series of engagements celebrating the British textile industry.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

A  man suffering serious health problems, and currently living in a tent under a bridge in Maidstone , has reached out to the community for help.The 72-year-old has found himself with nowhere to stay while suffering with a chronic condition which leaves him struggling for breath after any exertion.Also in today's podcast, three recent inspections by the health watchdog have revealed the extent of the crisis facing adult social care in Kent, as the local authority warns of even core services “stretched to the brink”.During visits to services in Bearsted, Gravesend and Dover, the Care Quality Commission found inadequacies that plunged them into special measures. In a shock announcement, the county's tourism champions – Visit Kent - has ceased trading and is to be liquidated.They were behind the hugely popular long-running Kent Big Weekend event which saw thousands of tickets to leading tourism attractions given away free to local residents.You can hear from teenage defender Logan Dobbs who's described the last few days as “unreal” after scoring his first professional goal for Gillingham last night. His opener against Fulham under-21s in the Vertu Trophy – in a 4 – 1 win for the Gills –  came just days after a netting dramatic FA Cup equaliser for Welling United.And a campaign is underway in Kent to raise the profile of disability football.Despite having 18 clubs across the county and south east London with 75 teams - there's no pathway so players can progress – we've spoken to an ambassador from the Kent Disability Football League. 

The shocking moment a drunk driver careened into a seaside pub loved by celebrities - then calmly walked away – has been caught on camera. Howard Sargent left a trail of destruction when he ploughed his Toyota into the Pilot Inn after drinking throughout the day.Also in today's podcast, we've spoken to a Folkestone mum who is urging others not to ignore lumps while breastfeeding after she was diagnosed with cancer.Chelsey Saunders put her symptoms - which also included a swelling in her armpit - down to a cold and being a busy mum.Former Maidstone MP Ann Widdecombe has been us how she has no doubt Nigel Farage will be the next Prime Minister. The Reform party member, well known for her straight-talking style, has been the latest guest on the Kent Politics PodcastDozens of motorbikes have taken to the roads of Ken to raise vital funds for a service that delivers blood to hospitals.SERV is made up of volunteers who ensure critical supplies get to medical bases – we've been chatting to some of their members. And in sport we've got plenty of reaction after Gillingham's win over Oldham Athletic on Saturday. You can hear from manager Gareth Ainsworth and from new signing Sam Vokes who's scored his first goal to help the Gills go top of the league. 

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Tyson and Meg McGuffin are back after a whirlwind few weeks, and this episode of The McGuffin Show is stacked with stories from Grand Rapids to Vegas. From Tyson's legendary win over Ben Johns at Beer City Open to chaotic airport runs, family travel drama, and the gritty grind of MLP play, nothing is off limits.They dive into Tyson's table tennis collab with JOOLA at a pro tourney in Vegas, hilarious parenting moments, and how their kids are now bougie travelers who demand direct flights. Plus, hear how a failed curbside check-in, sketchy Uber moments, and a pool flip ban turned into core family memories.They also share updates on court resurfacing with RiteWay, their upcoming clinic at SMASH in Connecticut, and exclusive plans at Hell's Kitchen Pickleball in NYC. As always, it's chaos, comedy, and candid moments from the McGuffins.Episode Highlights:Beer City Open throwback: Tyson vs. Ben JohnsHow NOT to check your bags at Palm Springs AirportParenting travel fails & Delta Diamond perksPro table tennis tournament in Vegas with JOOLAPool flips, trampoline stunts & kid chaosMLP Grand Rapids recap + Phoenix Flames updatesRiteWay resurfacing legacy courts in Coeur d'AleneClinics & exhibitions at SMASH Branford & Hell's Kitchen Pickleball

A man has told a court he's 'scared to walk the streets' after being stabbed by a homeless man in Gravesend.The victim was attacked by Gary Stephens after intervening in an argument he was having with a woman outside a Tesco store in 2022.Also in today's podcast, the leader of the opposition at Kent County Council has criticised the way Reform UK are behaving in cabinet meetings.Lib Dem councillor and leader of the opposition at KCC Antony Hook has spoken out - you can hear from him and a response from Reform's chief whip at KCC, Maxwell Harrison.A Kent MP has raised concerns about Britain's last remaining St John Ambulance marching band being forced to close down.The group is based on Sheppey, but they've been told by the charity to leave their site.Conservationists are celebrating an historic breakthrough as they try to reintroduce the red-billed chough to Kent.It's been more than 200 years since the birds were last living independently on chalk grassland in the south east. Hear from Liz Corry who is the Chough Release Supervisor at Wildwood Trust and has some exciting news.In sport, Gillingham bosses say they're 'extremely disappointed' after offensive language was directed towards a match official from the Gills end during Saturday's game at Accrington.The FA made the club aware and an investigation is continuing.

Despite his relaxed appearance Akram confesses to David that he's worried about the Ambridge versus Grey Gables team event Lynda's asked him to come up with for the fete. Kirsty commiserates, before they all agree a tug of war would fit the bill nicely. Later, Akram tells Kirsty that Lynda loves the idea, so he's started asking round for potential team members. But then Dane messages with a photo of the Grey Gables team he's put together – they're all gym regulars and look scarily good.Brian tells Adam he's heard the Gills are selling the house at Home Farm, but he's in no position to buy it now. Adam's worried that Justin's rewilding scheme stands to cost Home Farm thousands in revenue at a time when food production should be their highest priority. He urges Brian to take action, suggesting he should already have done so, thereby raising Brian's hackles. Brian retorts that he doesn't need Adam's advice. Adam then calls Alice and Kate for an emergency meeting on Home Farm's future. He feels Stella hasn't done enough to protect their interests and Lilian won't stop Justin either. Kate thinks Justin's rewilding initiative is a good thing environmentally, but Adam reckons Debbie's on his side, while Alice says Ruairi will support continued food production. Kate supposes they need to come up with a plan, especially if there's doubt over Brian's ability to take the farm forward. Brian then turns up and is immediately suspicious, suggesting a walk so they can tell him just what they've been gossiping about.

A man in his 50s has died following an incident which shut part of the M2.Police were called to a section of the busy motorway between Strood and Chatham just before 5 this morning. Also in today's podcast, a plumber who had been out drinking ended up in a police chase after accepting a lift home in a stolen Asda delivery van - which was later used to ram a police car.He'd drunk more than usual when he got into the vehicle, which had been stolen by his friend after it was left unattended during a delivery to a customer in Gillingham. A family has spoken of their disabled dad's devastation after burglars ransacked his home and stole at least £50,000 worth of his late wife's jewellery.You can hear from his son who says the 59-year-old has been left sleepless and anxious after losing “another part” of his partner. Plans have resurfaced to build hundreds of new homes on apple orchards in Medway.Medway Council previously refused permission for more than 1200 homes on the site in Rainham, but the land has now been included in their local plan for development.And in football, you can hear from Gareth Ainsworth who wasn't letting the scoreline get in the way of what he felt was a positive Gillingham performance at Ebbsfleet last night. The Gills lost the pre-season friendly 2 – 1. 

A mum housed in a two-bed council home with six of her children says “pigs in a sty live more comfortably” than her family.Rebecca Waller is desperate to be moved somewhere bigger than the “claustrophobic” semi-detached property in Faversham.Also in today's podcast, there's been an increase in the number of Kent police officers who are being signed off work for mental health reasons.Figures show there were 320 last year, which is a five percent increase on the year before – you can hear from the Kent Police Federation chair about the statistics. A charity boss fears there could be a rise in “devastating” anti-social behaviour this summer due to ongoing cuts to youth services.We've spoken to the CEO of Pie Factory Music in Ramsgate who says a lack of support and spaces for young people is fuelling feelings of frustration and abandonment.Proposed changes to how rubbish is collected from an over-50s' park home complex have been met with fear and disgust.Maidstone council is suggesting residents at The Retreat Mobile Home Park in Wateringbury put their general waste in one big bin at the front of the site – you can hear from a resident with mobility issues who has concerns. And in football, Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth can't wait for the real action to begin as he reminds fans not to worry about their pre-season results.The Gills have two pre-season matches left starting with a game at National South Ebbsfleet United tonight. 

The family of a 30-year-old battling a cancer so “horrific” that medical professionals cried while performing radiotherapy is pleading for help with more treatment.Chatham man Alex Able is believed to be the only adult ever recorded in the UK to be diagnosed with the very rare and aggressive Rhabdoid tumour and is now in a race against the clock.Also in today's podcast, you can hear from a Kent campaigner who agrees the system for regulating water companies should be overhauled and Ofwat replaced. It's after a landmark review of the sector outlined 88 recommendations to the government to turn the industry around. A grandmother forced to ‘claw' her way from addiction has reconnected with family thanks to a £4,000 government cash injection.Sarah is among a small group in Kent, being supported by Canterbury-based charity Porchlight, to have joined a first-of-its-kind trial, examining the effects of giving former rough sleepers greater financial help.An animal sanctuary owner says she is “hoping for a miracle” with less than seven weeks before an eviction deadline.Amey James, who runs Happy Pants Ranch, is trying to raise £500,000 to buy the land where she and more than 400 animals live.And in football, the Gillingham manager is confident the goals will come this season - and says ‘don't judge us yet!'You can hear from Gareth Ainsworth after the Gills suffered a 2 – 0 loss to Luton Town in their pre-season friendly. 

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I (Patti Hunt) have a straight talk with social media influencers Shane and Patty Gill of Gills on Wheels to share their journey from a traditional home to full-time RV living. With hundreds of thousands of followers across platforms like Instagram and Facebook, Shane and Patty offer insights on downsizing, financing life on the road, navigating all 50 states, and building a social media business from the road. They also discuss community, workamping, and how to make the RV lifestyle affordable and fulfilling. This is a must-listen for anyone considering or living the RV lifestyle.Mentioned on the Episode:*Patty and Shane Gill of Gills on Wheels *Inspired Travels With Patti  YouTube Channel*RV Fix*RVTV RVer's Top Talent   Submit your talent for a chance to win $5000*RV Medical Emergencies Episode  On all Podcast Platforms*Rivet Supply Company  Adventure Boards * RV LIFE Pro Click the link for 25% off, discount at checkout Special Discount Codes: Click Link & Use Code* RV LIFE Pro Click the link for 25% off * Thousand Trails Membership Specialist Journey Membership Call/Text Warren & Sharon Lewis 804-366-0798 * KoolRV * Harvest Hosts: Code: HUNT20 % Off * Open Roads Fuel Card save on Diesel Fuel * Open Roads Innovative Tolling Solutions All 48 states * Open Road Resorts Mention RV LIFE Podcast * CLEAR2O Save 10% w/ Code: RVLIFEPODCAST* National Vehicle Buy or Sell Your RV * Rivet Supply Co * AirSkirts $200 off kit order Discount Code RVPOD * Motorhome Tires: $50 discount ...

A Herne Bay dad has issued a warning after his daughter suffered a badly broken leg when she was hit by a car while scrolling on her phone.Dashcam video shows 12 -year-old Lola walking straight out in front of the vehicle as she messaged friends on Snapchat.Also in today's episode, the founder of a Kent baby loss charity has told us she's reached out to Kelsey Parker to offer support.The podcaster, who was previously married to Tom from The Wanted, has shared that her baby son Phoenix was born sleeping a week before he was due.Kelly Wells from Making Miracles has been telling us about the help they offer to families going through baby loss.An Indian takeaway in Folkestone has been given a one-star food hygiene rating after inspectors found mouldy chopping boards and holes in the kitchen floor.Ivy was also discovered growing next a broken toilet in the staff area of The New Delhi on Sandgate Road.A meeting has been held to discuss growing concerns about anti-social behaviour in Herne Bay.One of the town's business owners has been telling us how children and teenagers are physically and verbally attacking people.Some are reportedly throwing rocks and using catapults to target residents and visitors.Elsewhere, experts in Kent are investigating whether tea can be grown in space.They have teamed up with producers in Dartmoor and are planting saplings in soils similar to those found on the surface of the Moon and Mars.And in football, defender Connor Masterson has signed a new deal with Gillingham.The 26-year-old has played over 100 league games for the Gills and started every match under new manager Gareth Ainsworth.

The parents of a girl who was raped by three strangers have spoken out after the men were found guilty following a trial...A court heard how the child was plied with drugs and assaulted by the group after they came across her in a supermarket car park.Reporter Lauren Abbott has spoken to the victim's parents and joins today's episode of the podcast.Also in this episode, police have told us a 'perfect storm' led to anti-social behaviour in Broadstairs at the weekend.It's thought a number of young people from other parts of Kent headed to the town after the end of GCSE exams which coincided with the hot weather.Fights broke out and footage online shows a restaurant being smashed up. Hear from a shop owner, local councillor and police.Meantime,  the podcast has been told antisocial behaviour in Herne Bay has got so bad - there's going to be a public meeting about it tonight.Police and councillors are due to face questions from fed-up residents and business owners.The man who oversees the police in Kent has been giving us an update on how they're tackling so called 'heritage crime'.It's after a high profile theft of two First World War memorial plaques from a church in the Luton part of Chatham last month.Football, and former Gillingham head coach Stephen Clemence has taken on a role at Blackpool.He's joining the backroom staff at league one side Blackpool - joining up with former Gills player Steve Bruce who's manager there.

Kick off your week on a positive note with this episode of Positive Mindset Monday! Today, I reveal my favorite strategy to stay upbeat—straight from the incredible Dr. James Gills, the only person to finish six double Ironman triathlons. His secret? Learning to talk to himself rather than listening to the self-doubt and negativity in his mind. I share how Dr. Gills used purposeful words and scripture to fuel his endurance, and how you, too, can use your own words to uplift and encourage yourself. Tune in to discover how the language you use internally can transform your outlook and keep you moving forward, even in the toughest moments. Let this episode inspire you to speak life into your week ahead!   Here's a few additional resources for you… Follow me on Instagram: @JonGordon11 Order my new book 'The 7 Commitments of a Great Team' today! Every week, I send out a free Positive Tip newsletter via email. It's advice for your life, work and team. You can sign up now here and catch up on past newsletters. Join me for my Day of Development! You'll learn proven strategies to develop confidence, improve your leadership and build a connected and committed team. You'll leave with an action plan to supercharge your growth and results. It's time to Create your Positive Advantage. Get details and sign up here. Do you feel called to do more? Would you like to impact more people as a leader, writer, speaker, coach and trainer? Get Jon Gordon Certified if you want to be mentored by me and my team to teach my proven frameworks principles, and programs for businesses, sports, education, healthcare!

Not being able to breathe air, new underwater sports, and conquering the ocean? On this episode of World's Wildest, Maya & Connor talk through humans having gills. Go to https://HelloFresh.com/WILDEST10FM now to get 10 Free Meals with a Free Item For Life. One per box with active subscription.  ✨ BONUS CONTENT ✨  Patreon - ⁠⁠https://patreon.com/WorldsWildestPodcast⁠⁠

420 million years ago, this fish evolved an interesting ability. For a fish, anyways.

How do a fish's gills work? Can frogs breathe under water? And does a spider breathe using lungs like we do? Discover why breathing is important and the unique ways God engineered creatures to get the oxygen they need.Here's our trail map:Why Is Breathing Important?How Do Fish Breathe Underwater?How Do Frogs Breathe Through Their Skin?How Do Spiders Breathe Using Book Lungs?What Is the Breath of Life?Episode Links:Order Eryn's book: The Nature of Rest: What the Bible and Creation Teach Us About Sabbath Living: https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Rest-Creation-Sabbath-Living/dp/0825448891Nat Theo Club Bonus Video: https://erynlynum.com/club-videosGet full lesson guides in the Nat Theo Club: https://erynlynum.com/clubFree Fish Coloring Sheet: https://erynlynum.com/how-do-fish-breathe-underwater/Join the Apologia Homeschool Science Fair: https://www.apologia.com/sciencefairExplore Apologia's award-winning science courses: https://www.apologia.com/homeschool-science-curriculum/Ask your nature question: https://erynlynum.com/askListen to the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast: https://podcast.schoolhouserocked.com/Order Eryn's book, Rooted in Wonder: Nurturing Your Family's Faith Through God's Creation: https://www.amazon.com/Rooted-Wonder-Nurturing-Familys-Creation/dp/0825447615Scriptures Referenced in This Episode:“Then the Lord God took dust from the ground and formed a man from it. He breathed the breath of life into the man's nose, and the man became a living person.” Genesis 2:7 (NCV)“The Spirit of God created me, and the breath of the Almighty gave me life.” Job 33:4 (NCV)“Let everything that breathes praise the Lord...” Psalm 150:6 (NCV)Terms Learned in This Episode:Oxygen: A chemical element. It is very simple and cannot be broken down into more basic pieces. It is essential for life and gives us the energy we need to do everything we do.Dissolved Oxygen: Oxygen that comes from the air and mixes into the water. This can happen at the water's surface, where air mixes with water, and through plants in the water absorbing oxygen. This is the oxygen available to underwater creatures.Gills: An organ in fish used to soak up oxygen from the water. Gills are full of blood vessels. When a fish scoops in water through its mouth, the water runs over the gills, and the blood vessels in the gills soak up oxygen from the water and carry it to the rest of the fish's body.Countercurrent Exchange System: A system God engineered into fish by which the blood in a fish's gills flows in the opposite direction from the water flowing over the gills, allowing the fish's blood to take in enough oxygen from the water.Cutaneous Respiration: “Skin...

Join me for an insightful conversation with Gill Hornby, author of Miss Austen, a captivating novel that reimagines the life of Cassandra Austen — Jane Austen's beloved sister. We delve into Cassandra's pivotal role in Jane's life and legacy, the inspiration behind the book, and the journey of adapting it into the widely popular BBC mini-series.Gill shares her thoughts on bringing Cassandra's untold story to life, balancing fact with fiction, and what viewers can expect from her upcoming novel The Elopement out 22nd May. Gills books are available in local bookshops and Waterstones. KindleAudiobookMiss Austen is now available in the UK on BBC iplayer and will be out in the US in May.@gill.hornby@whattheausten

Happy World Frog Day! In this episode we answer a couple questions from listeners: why are there no neotenic frogs, and what books we recommend for people interested in herpetology (fair warning: it's a lot!) Remember that you can watch the full episode with video at youtube.com/@squamatespod! Episode notes sometimes get clipped on your device… Read more The post SquaMates Ep. 31: I do it for the gills first appeared on SquaMates.

Hey there folks.A big thank you and welcome to new Patrons : Daniel and Catherine.This week we delve into Ambridge's premier toilet store, the cold war and a little bit of local radio.Flat Out : Brad tosses his pancake prize away.Look at Estate of Her! : Natasha gets nasty in the house market.Anti Vacs : Brain and Lilian smash it up at The Gills'.Produced by Matthew WeirBecome a beautiful patron of The Cider Shed and receive early ad-free episodes and our exclusive Patreon-only midweek specials. It really REALLY helps us out.https://www.patreon.com/thecidershedTo help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

Natasha tells Pat about putting in a reduced offer for Kirsty's house on Beechwood, because of the risk that the sewage problem might happen again. Pat wonders, if they're so worried about a recurrence then why risk it at all? Natasha insists they're going ahead with the offer, before asking if things are okay between Pat and Tony? Pat insists they are, then mentions her upcoming radio interview. At The Tearoom later though, disappointed Pat tells Emma that Radio Borsetshire cancelled her interview. Pat's determined to get the message out somehow, about the damaging effect the spillage is having on people's livelihoods. At the very least they need to call out Borsetshire Water publicly and force them to respond. Kirsty tells Joy about the pressure she feels under to accept pushy Tom and Natasha's reduced offer. Joy encourages Kirsty to make them wait for an answer, especially as they'll be getting brand new flooring and units. Later, Natasha tries guilt-tripping gobsmacked Kirsty into accepting the offer. Kirsty gives as good as she gets, but Natasha's not budging. If Kirsty won't accept the new offer then they'll look for another house instead.At The Dower House Joy confronts Lilian with the evidence of the broken robot vacuum cleaner, making it clear that she and Brian are going to have to pay for a replacement. Looking online they see it's one of the most expensive models. Lilian tries to slide out of it, blaming Brian, but Joy assures Lilian that they'll have the Gills to answer to if they don't stump up.

What a time to be a TV watcher right now! Kendrick and Mani talk RHOP reunion part 2. And of course they cover the sentencing of one Karen Huger, formerly known as the Grand Dame of Potomac. Throw in some traitors talk and you got yourselves a Kiki! Kendrick Instagram Podcast Mani Instagram Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our anti-heroes are on their way to save the hostages! Quinny (Tyler Hewitt, @Tyler_Hewitt) rescued and freed a captive owlbear, the Forsaken (Ryan LaPlante, @theryanlaplante) helped solved the mystery of the available potions, and Echo (Laura Hamstra, @lauraehamstra) made sure her companions didn't end up accidentally cursed with lycanthropy. But are gills all these heroes need to get the hostages out safe? Also featuring our awesome DM Tom McGee (@mcgeetd). Enjoying Dumb-Dumbs & Dragons?- Consider becoming a Patron of Dumb-Dumbs & Dice for as little as $1 a month and gain access to a ton of extra BTS fun (https://www.patreon.com/dumbdumbdice)- Buy merch on our website (https://dumbdumbdice.com/)- Watch us on YouTube (https://youtube.com/@dumbdumbdice)- Follow us on Instagram (https://instagram.com/dumbdumbdice)- Follow us on Facebook (https://facebook.com/dumbdumbdice) Artwork by the brilliant Del Borovic- Website & Portfolio (https://delborovic.com/)- X/Twitter (https://twitter.com/deltastic)