Podcasts about Hornbill

In this episode we fill you in on some of the biggest business and tech stories from The Ken newsroom. We will talk about Reliance and Airtel's latest deal with Space X's Starlink Internet; how Dhan, the stock broking underdog, is defying all odds; and finally, we discuss the market for treating farmed animals humanely. Stay tuned Check out the stories and podcasts we mentioned in this episode: Dhan is the stock-broking underdog that Chryscapital and Hornbill are after. But why?How big is the market for treating farmed animals humanely? 

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Malaysia is home to ten hornbill species, who play vital roles in preserving the delicate balance of our natural ecosystems. But these beautiful and iconic birds face threats such as habitat loss, poaching, and also suffer from the effects of climate change. We explore how conservation efforts - driven by science and community involvement - are giving hornbills a fighting chance in Malaysia's rainforests. Joining us are wildlife researcher Dr. Ravinder Kaur (Wildlife Researcher, CoFounder, xploregaia, Scientific Director, GAIA and a lecturer at Sunway University) and Dr. Hjh Yatela Zainal Abidin (CEO, Sime Darby Foundation) to share insights into the challenges and triumphs of conserving these magnificent creatures, the vital role hornbills play in the ecosystem, and the groundbreaking efforts being made to protect their habitats. We also discuss the inaugural National Hornbill Day, which is set to be celebrated on the 10th of November 2024.Image credit: ShutterstockSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Ellen & wildlife educator Sarah Skebba for a review of a modern-day dinosaur with some pretty extreme approaches to life: the rhinoceros hornbill. We're talking about bizarre beaks with built-in resonance chambers, the most unpleasant nesting situation I have ever heard of, how zoos are helping conserve endangered birds in the wild, and so much more.Links:Learn more about edZOOcating and find educational resources for nature-loving kids at edzoocating.com!Follow edZOOcating on Instagram and YouTube!For more information about us & our podcast, head over to our website!Follow Just the Zoo of Us on Threads, Facebook, Instagram & Discord!Follow Ellen on TikTok!

Join Ellen & wildlife educator Sarah Skebba for a review of a modern-day dinosaur with some pretty extreme approaches to life: the rhinoceros hornbill. We're talking about bizarre beaks with built-in resonance chambers, the most unpleasant nesting situation I have ever heard of, how zoos are helping conserve endangered birds in the wild, and so much more.Links:Learn more about edZOOcating and find educational resources for nature-loving kids at edzoocating.com!Follow edZOOcating on Instagram and YouTube!For more information about us & our podcast, head over to our website!Follow Just the Zoo of Us on Threads, Facebook, Instagram & Discord!Follow Ellen on TikTok!

At the heart of South African conservation efforts, the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project (MGHP) is championing the revival of the Southern Ground-Hornbill population. This iconic bird species, known for its deep call that reverberates through the savannas, faces the threat of extinction without targeted, effective action. MGHP is on a quest to secure the future of these majestic creatures and to strengthen the overall health of savanna ecosystems. Find out how the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project unites communities and conservation efforts to restore the populations and raise awareness about the importance of preserving these majestic birds. Want to support Mabula Ground Hornbill Project? https://ground-hornbill.org.za/ Find the episode on Great.com: https://great.com/great-talks-with/mabula-ground-hornhill-project/

2023 has been a whirlwind of chaotic events that threw a lot of wonderful, mesmerizing and learning opportunities our way. From Rabindra's epic run at One Championship to completing 3 years of Guff Guff Pass, it had it all. With a little luck, 2024 will bring more to the table and we shall pounce on them at first glance. Wrapping up the year, there was much to unravel and talk about regarding certain prominent occurrences and our takeaways from them. But all in all, a good year for GGP and hopefully our viewers too. Tune in and stay locked in with our channel and socials as we get back on the consistency train with weekly episodes once again. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/guffguffpass/message

An unidentified Conservative MP has been accused of rape by several women. These allegations are mentioned in a new book by former cabinet secretary Nadine Dorries. It comes after reports the Conservative party's former chairman, Sir Jake Berry, wrote to the police to make them aware of the claims after leaving the post last year. The deputy Prime Minister, Oliver Dowden, has denied a cover-up by the party when he was the chairman. Emma Barnett hears the reaction of Isabel Hardman, Assistant Editor at The Spectator, and Conservative MP Caroline Nokes, Chair of the Women and Equalities Committee. A group of mothers under the umbrella of Just Stop Oil are planning a slow march to demand an end to new oil and gas licences and to call for a secure liveable future for their children. Just Stop Oil's tactics around the country, from blocking roads to halting theatre productions, are controversial. Emma is joined by two of the protesting mums. When con woman Melissa Caddick vanished from her luxurious eastern Sydney home in November 2020 - with only her partially decomposed foot found washed up on a beach months later, it set off a frenzy in Australia. Regulators suspect the 49-year-old stole nearly £16m from more than 60 clients, including many of her family and friends, to help fund a lavish lifestyle. Chief investigative reporter at the Sydney Morning Herald, Kate McClymont, joins Emma to discuss. We hear about a development in the case of Agnes Wanjiru, a 21-year-old Kenyan woman who was found stabbed to death at a hotel in the garrison town of Nanyuki in 2012. Witnesses said she was last seen leaving the hotel bar with a British soldier, and her body was found in a septic tank at the hotel nearly three months later. A Kenyan judge concluded after an inquest in 2019 that she had been murdered by one or two British soldiers. As yet, nobody has been convicted. Kenyan police have now flown to the UK to question British soldiers and officers about the case. Emma speaks to Sunday Times journalist Hannah Al-Othman. Sarah Whalley is the producer and director of Forests, an episode of Planet Earth III. She was pregnant during filming and chose to name her child Forest. Sarah talks to Emma about how the isolation of her pregnancy during lockdown was mirrored when they filmed a Hornbill bird in its nest for the first time.

This week, The Musafir Stories speaks with Prasenjit Sharma from Six Degree Adventures as we explore Nagaland on foot! Today's destination: Nagaland Nearest Airport: Dimapur airport (DMU) Nearest Railway Station: Dimapur Railway station (DMV) Prerequisites -  Inner line permit, will be arranged by Six Degree Adventures Packing - Good walking shoes, water to stay hydrated, warm clothing Time of the year - Sept - Mar Length of the itinerary: 8 days Itinerary Highlights:  In this unique episode focused on rural tourism, Prasenjit talks about the flagship Nagaland on foot tour that spans a series of villages in this jewel of North East India.  The trip focuses on exploring villages, ways of life, culture, traditions of each village and tribe, all while also enjoying the bountiful natural resources that the region is blessed with.  The trip begins in Dimapur where the group flies into, from here, the group sets off on the journey spanning 5-6 villages listed below Kiruphema village is the first pitstop, where the group spends the first evening, spending in bonding exercises and learning about their local hosts Khonoma is the next village on the itinerary and is one of the more populous villages - it is also known for the vicinity to the capital Kohima. It is also reknown as Asia's first green village and the group gets to learn about the shifting cultivation practised by the villagers. The team also visits the tragopan wildlife sanctuary on the way to this village. The team also gets the opportunity to do a number of village walks, visit the Khonoma fort as well as learn more about the history of the region. We also discuss the concept of Morungs of the community center for the youth of the village.  The group's next destination is Dzuleke - renown for its streams and rainbow trout. The group also gets to interact with the Angami and Zeling tribe while travelling through this region.   The group also covers other villages like Poilwa and Benreu. People do have the option to visit Kohima on request if there is interest.  There are also extended options of covering the Hornbill festival and the Dzuku valley trek during the month of December.  Links: Link to Six Degree Adventure's website: https://www.sixdegreeadventures.com/ Link to Six Degree Adventure's Instagram - https://instagram.com/sixdegreeadventures?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Other episodes on Nagaland: Nagaland with Aakash Mehrotra - https://spotify.link/JPbQwGKoqDb Headhunters of Nagaland with Ila Reddy - https://spotify.link/MRCGS5MoqDb Follow the Musafir stories on: Twitter : https://twitter.com/musafirstories?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themusafirstories/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musafirstoriespodcast/?hl=en website: www.themusafirstories.com email: themusafirstories@gmail.com Do follow IVM Podcasts on social media. We are @‌IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. Follow the show across platforms: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Gaana, Amazon Music Do share the word with your folks!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“One ironic anxiety of travel is that suddenly you're living in 'organic time' and you're not used to it.”  –Rolf Potts In this "vagabonding audio companion" episode of Deviate, remixed from Aaron Millar's Armchair Explorer podcast, Rolf talks about his earliest travel dreams, and what compelled him to finally take a vagabonding dream trip around North America by van in his early twenties (2:00); how travel expectations and planning are often at odds with the joy of what happens spontaneously on the road (8:30); the delightful surprises Rolf found on a recent trip to Sumatra and the Mentawai Islands (11:30); Rolf's experiences in Myanmar, and the importance of seeing time, rather than possessions, as our most important form of wealth in life (22:00); Rolf's early experiences in Southeast Asia, and his monthlong boat journey down the Mekong River (31:00); and how, at its best, travel teaches us to pay attention to life itself (35:00). The Armchair Explorer podcast features adventure storytelling set to music and cinematic effects. Notable Links: Vagabonding, by Rolf Potts (book) The Vagabond's Way, by Rolf Potts (book) Souvenir, by Rolf Potts (book) Van Life before #VanLife (Deviate episode) Uinta Mountains (mountain range in Utah) Mardi Gras (annual celebration in New Orleans) Sumatra (island in Indonesia) "Travel in Sumatra is cheap and amazing" (dispatch) "Seeking crowds is better than crowd-sourcing" (dispatch) Mentawai Islands (archipelago in Indonesia) "Boredom is one of the greatest gifts of travel" (dispatch) Hornbill (tropical bird) Bessie Stringfield (20 century American motorcycle traveler) Bagan (UNESCO World Heritage Site in Myanmar) Mekong (river in Southeast Asia) "One Month on the Mekong," by Rolf Potts (travel essay) Henry David Thoreau (American essayist and philosopher) The Deviate theme music comes from the title track of Cedar Van Tassel's 2017 album Lumber. Note: We don't host a “comments” section, but we're happy to hear your questions and insights via email, at deviate@rolfpotts.com.

Hillary answers more questions from a workshop regarding how to prepare a bird for a program, are we friends with our birds, how to know when you are doing more harm than good and much more. We get philosophical on this one!    For more information on our upcoming Advanced Workshop in November 2023, check out this page for registration and details Welcome to the Avian Behavior Podcast, where we bring innovative approaches to progressive animal training and behavior, wildlife conservation, bird nutrition, and all things avian. We appreciate all of the supporters who have helped us fund our collaboration in South Africa with the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project coming up in August. You can still get your trouble-making hornbill merch and much more! You can make the most impact with a small donation to GoFundMe You can get your Hornbill swag here Caracara shirts are one of the most popular The full page is here.  

Hillary answers questions from a workshop regarding do's and don'ts on building relationships with birds of prey, what to do about a kestrel that attacks the bait bag, weight managing owls, and more. For more information on our upcoming Advanced Workshop in November 2023, check out this page for registration and details Welcome to the Avian Behavior Podcast, where we bring innovative approaches to progressive animal training and behavior, wildlife conservation, bird nutrition, and all things avian. We appreciate all of the supporters who have helped us fund our collaboration in South Africa with the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project coming up in August. You can still get your trouble-making hornbill merch and much more! You can make the most impact with a small donation to GoFundMe You can get your Hornbill swag here Caracara shirts are one of the most popular The full page is here.

Did you know that some birds act almost like primates? Today Jack is joined by Dr. Lucy Kemp, Project Manager of the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project and Chair of the IUCN Hornbill specialist group! She is here to tell us all about the incredible world of the Southern Ground Hornbill! The duo chat all about what they are, how Lucy became interested in them, how they are impacted by human and elephant behaviours and their important cultural role! On top of that, they also discuss how the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project is working to protect them from environmental change and poisoning. Finally, Jack and Lucy discuss how research done on the Southern Ground Hornbill can potentially be used to inform the study of the Northern Ground Hornbill! Useful Links Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! We are @PangolinPodcast

In our "Beautiful Places" segment, award-winning author Neil Humphreys tells host Glenn van Zutphen about his recent trip to Chek Jawa Island in search of a white-crowned hornbill.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A brief discussion about Experience from a recent Hornbill research article Each week, Jeffrey will be interviewing guests from the technology, Service Management, or Business Continuity leadership communities. Stay tuned as tomorrow's show is one you will not want to miss. Jeffrey is the founder of Service Management Leadership, an IT consulting firm specializing in Service Management, CIO Advisory, and Business Continuity services. The firm's website is www.servicemanagement.us. Jeffrey is an accomplished author with seven acclaimed books in the subject area and a popular YouTube channel with approximately 1,400 videos on various topics. Also, please follow the Service Management Leadership LinkedIn page.

Today's episode is number 68. It's all about the family of birds called Bucerotidae. These are the hornbills.Maybe you've heard about hornbills and know a few facts about them. Or maybe you've never even heard about these birds. Either way, I think you'll enjoy today's podcast episode. Hornbills are just so cool!The family Bucerotidae includes several dozen hornbill species. But there's a second, much smaller avian family that contains birds we also call hornbills. The name of that family is Bucorvidae, the ‘ground-hornbills.' There are only 2 species of ground-hornbills. I'll be including them in our conversation today too. Besides, until recently, scientists grouped ground-hornbills into the larger Bucerotidae family. Hornbill are key players in the tropical ecosystems of both Africa and Asia. There are many fascinating things for us to learn about them. Links of InterestHunting the Helmeted Hornbill [VIDEO]Hornbills Pluck Bats Mid-flight [VIDEO]~~ Leave me a review using Podchaser ~~Link to this episode on the Science of Birds website Support the show

The Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill, whic is endemic to the dry savannas of Southern Africa, was last evaluated by the International Union for Conservation of Nature or IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as of Least Concern. This despite the fact that the population appears to be decreasing. But a recent study at the University of Cape Town into the effect of climate change on their breeding success in the Kalahari Desert found that they could be wiped out by 2027. In this week's edition of Being Green, Glynis Crook speaks to Nicholas Pattinson, one of the researchers at UCT's FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology.

The Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill, whic is endemic to the dry savannas of Southern Africa, was last evaluated by the International Union for Conservation of Nature or IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as of Least Concern. This despite the fact that the population appears to be decreasing. But a recent study at the University of Cape Town into the effect of climate change on their breeding success in the Kalahari Desert found that they could be wiped out by 2027. In this week's edition of Being Green, Glynis Crook speaks to Nicholas Pattinson, one of the researchers at UCT's FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology.

Pakshayanam- Great Hornbill

Voice and Words by Jon SwalesFather of Creation,God of Beauty,You have created a world of wonder,And you declared it to be good,And it is good.To you be all praise and glory.The earth was formlessAnd Void,The Wild Goose of Love hovered over the waters of the deep,And you spoke and light and life was brought into being, And on the fifth day, You created every kind of bird that flies in the sky,To you be all praise and glory. And birds join the symphony of praise,That reaches to your throne.They open their beaks,Flap their wings,& Perform waltz of wonder.And birds join the symphony of praise,The reaches to your throne Singing ‘Holy, Holy, HolyIs the Lord God almighty Who was, and is, and is to come.'The Swallow and the Seagull,The Parrot and the Peacock.Flap their wings in reverent praise.The Heron and the Hornbill,The Condor and the Cuckoo,Open their beaks to praise your name.The Dove and the Duck,The Sparrow and the Stork,Flap their wings in reverent praise.The Nightingale and the Nighthawk,The Flamingo and the Falcon,Open their beaks to praise your name.  Father of Creation,God of Beauty, We thank you for our feathered friends, Our co-worshippers,For the joy and delight they bring,For the role they play in balancing ecosystems. To you be all praise and glory.Father of Creation,God of Mercy,We have entered the Anthropocene,In which human activity affectsGlobal temperatures, Seasons, andWeather systems.We have betrayed our calling to tend and keep,And instead in our arrogance and greed,We have forsaken Eden and instead built Babel,We confess our failings.Lord have mercy.Father of Creation. God of Justice,Our behaviour not only jeopardises our futuresand the lives of the world's most vulnerable,But it also has devastating effects on,The Birds,Our feathered co-worshippers. Lord have mercy. We lament and grieve that One in Eight bird species are threatened with extinction,We lament and grieve that 40 % have declining populationsFor those critically endangered Herald Petrel  Orange-bellied Parrot, Round Island Petrel,,King Island Scrub TitSpotted Quail-thrush Yellow Chat  Lord have mercyFor the many more endangered and vulnerableLord have mercyFather of Creation, God and Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ,Your Spirit descended as a dove,To call and equip your Son to his kingdom witness,So may we to filled with your Spirit,So that in these difficult and dark days,Of climate breakdown, ecological collapse and existential threat,We would be those who support the lives and well-being creation,The worlds most vulnerable,And the BirdsFor this is their home, this is our home,An intricate web of beautiful biodiversity.....And birds join the symphony of praise,The reaches to your throne Singing ‘Holy, Holy, Holy'Os the Lord God almighty Who was, and is , and is to come.'Amen

Words and Voice- Jon SwalesCello and Piano Music (Royalty Free) - Blue Nights by Juan Sánchez ðªðFather of Creation,God of Beauty,You have created a world of wonder,And you declared it to be good,And it is good.To you be all praise and glory.The earth was formlessAnd Void,The Wild Goose of Love hovered over the waters of the deep,And you spoke and light and life was brought into being, And on the fifth day, You created every kind of bird that flies in the sky,To you be all praise and glory. And birds join the symphony of praise,That reaches to your throne.They open their beaks,Flap their wings,& Perform waltz of wonder.And birds join the symphony of praise,The reaches to your throne Singing ‘Holy, Holy, HolyIs the Lord God almighty Who was, and is, and is to come.'The Swallow and the Seagull,The Parrot and the Peacock.Flap their wings in reverent praise.The Heron and the Hornbill,The Condor and the Cuckoo,Open their beaks to praise your name.The Dove and the Duck,The Sparrow and the Stork,Flap their wings in reverent praise.The Nightingale and the Nighthawk,The Flamingo and the Falcon,Open their beaks to praise your name.  Father of Creation,God of Beauty, We thank you for our feathered friends, Our co-worshippers,For the joy and delight they bring,For the role they play in balancing ecosystems. To you be all praise and glory.Father of Creation,God of Mercy,We have entered the Anthropocene,In which human activity affectsGlobal temperatures, Seasons, andWeather systems.We have betrayed our calling to tend and keep,And instead in our arrogance and greed,We have forsaken Eden and instead built Babel,We confess our failings.Lord have mercy.Father of Creation. God of Justice,Our behaviour not only jeopardises our futuresand the lives of the world's most vulnerable,But it also has devastating effects on,The Birds,Our feathered co-worshippers. Lord have mercy. We lament and grieve that One in Eight bird species are threatened with extinction,We lament and grieve that 40 % have declining populationsFor those critically endangered Herald Petrel  Orange-bellied Parrot, Round Island Petrel,,King Island Scrub TitSpotted Quail-thrush Yellow Chat  Lord have mercyFor the many more endangered and vulnerableLord have mercyFather of Creation, God and Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ,Your Spirit descended as a dove,To call and equip your Son to his kingdom witness,So may we to filled with your Spirit,So that in these difficult and dark days,Of climate breakdown, ecological collapse and existential threat,We would be those who support the lives and well-being creation,The worlds most vulnerable,And the BirdsFor this is their home, this is our home,An intricate web of beautiful biodiversity.

Nature lovers in Nepal are excited after an ornithologist took a picture of the 'Hangrayo' bird, known as Rufous-necked hornbill. It was recorded in Nepal 170 years ago and had not been seen since. Listen to our conversation with Biodiversity Analyst Kamal Maden about its significance. - नेपालमा १७० वर्षअघि अभिलेख गरिएको र त्यसपछि नदेखिएको हङ्रायो चरा यस हप्ता फेरि देखिएर एक जना चराविद्ले तस्बिर खिचेपछि नेपालका प्रकृति प्रेमी उत्साहित बनेका छन्। जैविक विविधता विश्लेषक कमल मादेनसँगको हाम्रो कुराकानी सुन्नुहोस्।

In today's podcast I talk about: Hornbill camp day 2. Bike ride , swim at the river, bird watching. Breathing techniques. Running video. Lots of fun.

In today's podcast I talk about: Hornbill camp day 1. Bike recce around the forest. Meeting group 1. Running form. Meeting the Mumbai group. Mind body session. Tour of plantation. Awesome feeling.

In today's podcast I talk about: My trip from Bengaluru to Kochi. The morning in Kochi. The stay arrangements at Hornbill camp. Overcoming uncertainties and apprehensions. Feeling of positivity. Enjoying my stay.

It's that time of the year again, when plain pouched hornbills migrate from their breeding grounds in Thailand to Malaysia, and if you're lucky enough, you'll get to see 10 species of hornbills in areas like Royal Belum State Park in Perak, where the other nine species of hornbills can be found. Andrew Sebastian, Founder & Chief Executive Officer of the Ecotourism & Conservation Society Malaysia (ECOMY) joins us once again for a quick refresher on hornbills in Malaysia, and to share more on the Royal Belum International Hornbill Expedition 2021.Image credit: birdsmalaysia.mySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's that time of the year again, when plain pouched hornbills migrate from their breeding grounds in Thailand to Malaysia, and if you're lucky enough, you'll get to see 10 species of hornbills in areas like Royal Belum State Park in Perak, where the other nine species of hornbills can be found. Andrew Sebastian, Founder & Chief Executive Officer of the Ecotourism & Conservation Society Malaysia (ECOMY) joins us once again for a quick refresher on hornbills in Malaysia, and to share more on the Royal Belum International Hornbill Expedition 2021.Image credit: birdsmalaysia.my

What started out as a quest to develop a tool for management, tracking progress, and streamlining work processes, turned into a business which is helping other businesses deliver high quality products and improving workflow! The man behind this business? Gerry Sweeney, the Founder & CEO at Hornbill - a techie with a natural affinity for technology who loves automation and solving problems, and a tech leader with a vast experience in various IT fields. In this episode, we talk with Gerry about his journey as a tech leader, how it started, how it's going, as well as his thoughts on how teams can become more efficient, and why the concept of uniqueness in the tech world is so much more than just providing the next big thing. Key takeaways from the podcast are: - How creativity is not always about something new, but an improvement on something existing - Why focusing on providing value for your customers almost always delivers success - How to learn from past mistakes by revisiting them every now and then Our Guest: Gerry Sweeney LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrysweeney/ Website: https://gerrysweeney.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gerrysweeney Intro and background music: Craig MacArthur - Power Shutoff (www.youtube.com/watch?v=x74iB_jtauw)

The pandemic taught many companies that work-from-home was a viable option for many employees. Some companies went all the way. In this Tough Things First podcast, Gerry Sweeney, CEO of Hornbill, a cloud-based provider of workflow management solutions, discusses with Ray Zinn, the longest serving CEO in Silicon Valley, how his company cancelled their corporate HQ office lease after a […]

Does staying cooped up inside with your kids sometimes drive you up the wall? Take comfort in the bird that does it year after year — the hornbill. Each breeding season, a female hornbill plasters herself into her nest cavity, leaving only a thin slot for ventilation and food. She stays there for months to raise her young, while her mate brings her food. Learn more at BirdNote.org.

An elaborate Indonesian death ritual takes its cues from the mating habits of the Hornbill bird. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Nope, we are not talking about What it is to Burn! And I'm OFFENDED that you would even ask! We are OF COURSE talking about the experiemental hardcore classic and Bob from Hornbills infamously most influentuial record Say Hello to Sunshine!!!   It's a really good and weird time talking about a really good and weird record! And we're doing it with Bob from Hornbill who is awesome as heck! If you haven't checked out Hornbill and their super sick tunes yet go check them out! They have two super awesome singles out from an upcoming debut LP and they are very much inspired by the very record we're talkin about today! Despair is a freakin JAM   As always, our theme song is the lovely Sleep Schedule by Future Teens   Thank you for reading all of this! Emo Trash is in a super weird and fun little moment right now and I'm happy to have you here for it! We JUST MIGHT be entering a new era of emo trash and let me tell ya, it's gonna be a RIDE. Well, buckle up and let's have some fun! You rock :)

Bob from Hornbill joins the boys to chat about the Islanders/Bruins series, discuss how Hornbill came to be, and shares how a dude from Salt Lake City is a New York Islanders fan! NEW EPISODE EVERY TUESDAY! SUBSCRIBE SO YOU NEVER MISS A GREAT INTERVIEW! FOLLOW: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/bardownbreakdown/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/bdbdpodcast FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/BarDownBreakdownPodcast/ WEBSITE: https://bardownbreakdown.com MERCH: https://www.c2chockey.net PLAYLISTS: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7FonU7NPNQtFxRZnqm4dxL?si=z1RX3VUgSbKVrKHn2Az7TA HORNBILL: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6vCtgfo3BEEFoHTAws95Xg?si=50BAGpf9RkGhloqmxcK3-g BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE HOCKEY PODCAST NETWORK: https://www.thehockeypodcastnetwork.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bob from Hornbill joins the boys to chat about the Islanders/Bruins series, discuss how Hornbill came to be, and shares how a dude from Salt Lake City is a New York Islanders fan! NEW EPISODE EVERY TUESDAY! SUBSCRIBE SO YOU NEVER MISS A GREAT INTERVIEW! FOLLOW: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/bardownbreakdown/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/bdbdpodcast FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/BarDownBreakdownPodcast/ WEBSITE: https://bardownbreakdown.com MERCH: https://www.c2chockey.net PLAYLISTS: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7FonU7NPNQtFxRZnqm4dxL?si=z1RX3VUgSbKVrKHn2Az7TA HORNBILL: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6vCtgfo3BEEFoHTAws95Xg?si=50BAGpf9RkGhloqmxcK3-g BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE HOCKEY PODCAST NETWORK: https://www.thehockeypodcastnetwork.com

Dr. Lucy Kemp was recently awarded the prestigious Whitley Award from the Whitley Fund for Nature. Dr. Kemp is leading a grassroots effort to help save and preserve the amazing Southern Ground-hornbill in Africa. Her story gives us so much hope for the future for not only the Southern Ground-hornbill, but all wildlife in Africa and beyond. Her project title is "A community-based approach to conserve the Southern Ground-hornbill." In our interview we discuss the issues that are driving this incredible bird towards extinction and what she and her team at the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project are doing to stop this from happening.  Congratulations to Dr. Kemp and her team!  You can learn more about Dr. Lucy Kemp and the Whitley Nature Fund by going HERE Show notes HERE

No, the Southern Ground Hornbill wouldn't win the parent-of-the-year award. Fortunately we have God as our Father who cares deeply about every single one of His children.

This week's podcast introduces an amazing bird from Asia, the Great Hornbill. These creatures are members of a large family of unique looking birds due to the large casques atop their heads. The Great Hornbill ranges from India to the Philippines and is on a trajectory towards extinction. What makes hornbills especially unique are their nesting behaviors, which are almost too radical to be believed. This week we also welcome a special guest who had the pleasure of working with hornbills and he gives us some insight into their behaviors. Due to the destruction of their habitat and for the fact they are often hunted for their casques and feathers, the Great Hornbill is in trouble. These are big and beautiful birds that need our help, and are well worth learning about.  For one cup of "good" coffee a month you can support your favorite podcast on Patreon and give back to conservation. With your support we were able to donate to the Coral Reef Foundation, Red Panda Network, helped provide chum ($$) for OCEARCH, funding to train rangers in Africa with Global Conservation Force and so much more. We also offer bonus episodes and supporter only content.  Please considering supporting us at Patreon HERE. Thank you so much for your support! You can visit our website HERE    

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In this episode, Bryan and Kristen talk about the trip to the zoo that Bryan and their son went on, the feeling of balancing control and freedom when parenting children at the zoo, and the dichotomy of enjoying the seeing of animals yet also wanting them to be free. Life Level 1 is a general topic podcast about life from the humorous perspective of Bryan and his broad, Kristen. Bryan has a background in video game development and Kristen has a background in life. The thoughts and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the individual contributors alone and are not a reflection of their employers.

When you think of birds that mimic sounds, you think of parrots. The humble hornbill certainly doesn't come to mind. However, did you know the trumpeter hornbill does a very convincing cat? Of all the sounds to make at a bird sanctuary...  This was recorded with our 3Dio FreeSpace Pro II Binaural Microphone by our Sound Devices MixPre 6ii. Listen using headphones for the best immersive effect! Jurong Bird Park, 2 Jurong Hill, Singapore 628925 websiteFacebookInstagram Visit our website hear.here.show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 37 of The Cast That Ends Creation, I interview Hornbill! https://hornbill.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hornbill_mathrock/ https://twitter.com/hornbill_music - - - https://www.youtube.com/thecastthatendscreation https://www.facebook.com/thecastthatendscreation https://www.instagram.com/thecastthatendscreation https://www.twitch.tv/thecastthatendscreation https://www.twitter.com/thecastthatends https://thesoundthatendscreation.bandcamp.com

To kick off season 2 of the podcast, we talk to Mangpu Tonsing & Cole Tonsing of Hornbill Cable Network about their journey on starting the first Cable Tv operation in Lamka town and how they sustain it through the years. 

Apart from having symbiotic relation with animals like monkeys and mongoose, Hornbills are also an important symbol for some tribes. Other than some exceptional traits that these birds possess, listen in to know which famous cartoon character is also a Hornbill.. www.chimesradio.com  http://onelink.to/8uzr4g  https://www.facebook.com/chimesradio/  https://www.instagram.com/vrchimesradio/   Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/chimesradio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rhinoceros Hornbills are among the largest of the world’s 54 species of hornbills, which are spread across Africa and India to Asia and New Guinea. Some hornbills eat mostly fruit. Others are carnivorous, snapping up lizards, small mammals, and birds. Most live in mature, tropical forests, but some

Singapore million dollar HDB price tags are concerning to the average citizen, so what will the government do? Why, just control the prices! What could possibly go wrong? In other news, Zoomers solved problematic "sheltered" walkway with viral tiktok video, is this how we solve problems in the future? Finally, Nparks investigating man feeding hornbills at hakwer centre. Is this the work of Tony the pangolin man again? Find out more on the latest episode of LongKangKitties!

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Alena Ose' Murang is a Sarawakian sape player singer, teacher, speaker, social entrepreneur, visual artist & heritage advocate. Born in Kuching, Sarawak, to a Kelabit father, Ose Murang and English-Italian mother Valerie Mashman, Alena and her older brother were immersed in their local heritage from young including dance and the local lute instrument, the sape. While Alena has never formally studied music, she answered her calling to be a keeper of stories for her people and in 2016, released her first EP, Flight - a collection of traditional Kenyah & Kelabit songs. Since then, Alena has performed at many renowned world music festivals including the SXSW (USA), Colors of Ostrava (Czech Republic), Paris Fashion Week (France), Rudolstadt Festival (Germany), OzAsia Festival (Australia), and Rainforest World Music Festival (Malaysia). She was a youth representative at the UNESCO Youth Forum in Paris, and UNESCO Asia-Pacific for her work in intangible cultural heritage. Some of the things we talked about include: * 3.20: What is was like growing up in Kuching & being immersed in the local culture including visiting villages, studying rituals like basket weaving & hiking * 6:08: How at the age of 6, Alena & her cousins began to learn the arang kadang (long dance) & solo Hornbill dance from her aunties, before half of them decided to pick up the sape * 7:26: Getting Uncle Mathew Ngau to teach them the sape & why that was such a contentious issue because of their gender * 8:46: The difference between the “spirit” & “human” sape * 17:45: Identity & heritage * 20:13: Her love of art * 21:35: Studying fine arts at the Lasalle College of the Arts * 22:37: Why Alena's fine arts teacher did not encourage her to pursue art as a career * 23:59: How she ended up on a US tour with the Diplomats of Drum as a sape player * 25:58: Her discovery of how the sape could move people * 26:31: Why she became a fellow with Teach for Malaysia * 28:28: How she started her social enterprise, ART4 Studio (now known as Kanid Studio) * 30:35: What led Alena to pursuing world music as a full-time career * 31:53: How Alena produced & released her first EP, Flight * 33:45: Working with life coaches * 35:15: If Alena was ever plagued with imposter syndrom * 35:44: When Alena knew that she was doing exactly what she was meant to be doing * 36:44: How Alena ended up participating in the Norway Fjord Festival (Scandinavia's largest traditional music festival) & Paris Fashion Week * 38:47: Whether Alena ever felt she had to get out of Malaysia to grow her musical career * 41:48: Working with her village elders * 43:09: Being a part of the Small Island Big Song Austronesian production * 44:53: Why beads are so important to Alena's indigenous heritage * 46:56: How COVID-19 has impacted Alena & her career * 49:14: What listeners can do to help Alena & any other world musician Show notes: https://www.sothisismywhy.com/22

This is the 53rd episode of Mathcast, in which we discuss Autocatalytica, Elaine the Singer, Crow Killer, Hornbill, Sideshow Cinema, Serpent Column, and in which we shame maskless plague rats who go to sketchy shows during a pandemic. Autocatalytica: https://www.facebook.com/Autocatalytica/ https://autocatalytica.bandcamp.com/album/powerclashing-maximalism Elaine the Singer: https://www.facebook.com/elainethesinger/ https://elainethesinger.bandcamp.com/album/elaine-the-singer Crow Killer: https://www.facebook.com/crowkillerhc/ https://crowkillerhc.bandcamp.com/album/enslaved-to-one Hornbill: https://hornbill.bandcamp.com/album/im-sad-and-i-dont-know-why Sideshow Cinema: https://www.facebook.com/sideshowcinema https://sideshowcinema.bandcamp.com/album/sideshow-cinema Serpent Column: https://serpentcolumn.bandcamp.com/album/kathodos Theme music: Antarctica - "Aqua Teen Destroyed Boston's Life" https://antarcticaiscold.bandcamp.com/

Magic of Animal Kingdom S1 Ep4. My fave moment was the boy who sends vids to Dynamite the Hornbill. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sf9/message

Jon Spero, Lead Keeper of Birds, joins me on the podcast to talk about the four species of hornbills at the Toronto Zoo. During the episode, Jon and I discuss the unique features of these wonderful birds, their cavity nests, and their conservation. Listen to why these birds are so important and find out what bird they are most often mistaken for.

Bird Nerds unit! As he look at a banana faced bird from Malaysia. The Rhinoceros hornbill has a beak, bill? Call it what you will but we can all agree that it is weird. So is locking your baby and wife into a nest cavity with your own poo. You might need to do that with your kids as Weird Animal Facts: Explicit is not for children.Speaking of Daddy issues: the seahorse has got some. The dad more so as its the male seahorse giving birth. And seahorses change color! So pretty. And its a fish..like really.... the seahorse is a REAL fish.Here are the scientific names:Rhinoceros Hornbill: Buceros rhinocerosSeahorse: HippocampusLichtenstien seahorse: Hippocampus lichtensteiniiBullneck seahorse: Hippocampus minotaurJayakay's seahorse: Hippocampus jayakriPygmy seahorse: Hippocampus bargibantiFisher's seahorse: Hippocampus fisheriQueensland seahorse: Hippocampus SpinosissimusInstagram @wafpodcasthttps://www.projectseahorse.org/donate-now

Imagine a four-foot-long bird with a solid casque, naked neck, striped tail feathers, and crazed song that sounds like a spirit mocking you. That sums up the helmeted hornbill, a species that may soon go extinct, as it is now listed as critically endangered. We find out more about this fascinating bird, and the threats to its existence. Image Source: Shutterstock

Episode 19 of The Birding Life Podcast with special guest Dr. Lucy Kemp from the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project. Dr. Lucy shares all about these charismatic birds, their conservation status, the Ground Hornbill Project and lots more Be sure to check out Birdlasser, who is one of the sponsors that help to make this podcast possible. https://www.birdlasser.com/ For more information on the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project: http://ground-hornbill.org.za/ To give towards the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project click the following link: https://www.givengain.com/cc/help-hornbills/ Please support our sponsors: http://www.lizatlancaster.co.za/ Royalty-Free Music sourced from freemusicarchive.org/ Artist Scott Holmes

Learn about the animal with a distinct odor - it's the Binturong, one of the signature birds of the rain forests - the Wreathed Hornbill and the largest tree-dwelling mammal is the popular and familiar primate - the Orangutan. It's incredible and important species of the Southeast Asian forests on Episode #29.Show notes available here.

Our socially distancing podcast team updates you on the state of the lockdown as the first signs emerge of the outbreak being brought under control. What do privacy campaigners have to say about the government's plan to use tracker apps? Why is Wopke Hoekstra persona non grata in Italy? And will the football season end sooner than the row about whether to end the football season? Away from the corona doom and gloom, we've got news of a bionic bird and how MPs short-circuited Utrecht's plan to switch off the gas supply.

Welcome to the 7th episode of Season 2 of the Mark and Embark Podcast by ScoutMyTrip. The host for this episode is Myra Naik. The "Hornbill Festival" finds its name after the colorful and large forest bird, the “Indian hornbill’. The bird is a symbol of ‘respect’ and ‘folklore’ for residents of Nagaland. Nagaland is also known as the ‘Land of Festivals (https://scoutmytrip.com/blog/top-12-festivals-in-the-month-of-january/) ’ and hence, the Hornbill festival was initiated by the State Tourism of Arts and Cultural Department, to promote their cultural heritage and showcase their tribal culture. Nagaland (https://scoutmytrip.com/blog/nagaland-road-trip/) is one of the ‘seven sisters’ of North-east India (https://scoutmytrip.com/blog/7-places-in-north-india-road-trip/) , which is home to 16 different tribes. The festival, not only celebrates their culture but also diminishes the generation gap. It helps in bonding the different tribes of the state. The festivities begin in the first week of December every year. Celebrations begin in Kisama Heritage Village which is almost 12 km away from Kohima. Tune in to this episode to discover all the reasons to attend the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland. And if we manage to convince you enough to attend it, check out all the options to book your spot to attend this extravaganza. More details about booking your Hornbill experience: Hornbill Festival Bookings (http://hornbill.scoutmytrip.com) Check out the original blog post - 7 Reasons To Attend the Hornbill Festival of Nagaland (https://scoutmytrip.com/blog/7-reasons-to-attend-the-hornbill-festival/) written by Shalini Mimani    A bit about our super epic trip planner ScoutMyTrip allows 25 points on a single map compared to 10 that Google offers. To start doing that you'll need to head to the road trip planner (http://scoutmytrip.com/) and simply enter and start and end locations. There is more you can do on the planner, and I would request you to check out our video tutorials (https://scoutmytrip.com/mark-and-embark) . You can also simply pick a curated road trip experiences (https://scoutmytrip.com/package/list) that you and your friends can enjoy! About how travel experts can help you on a better vacation! Did you Indians spent over 900 million hours last year planning vacations? And even after spending so much time planning, they are still caught with uncertainties that come with travel - how are the roads, where are the good restaurants, will my family be comfortable and so on. So why not leave the planning to the experts; and travel worry free. All you need to do is Hire a Scout who does all this for you, and provides online virtual trip assistance while you are traveling. Sounds like a good idea? Sure is, because it's the hottest innovation in the travel industry; and travelers love it! It's time to Hire a Scout (https://scoutmytrip.com/hire-a-scout) and travel worry free!  

Kevin, Angie and Tim are back from their weekend field trip and are ready to discuss their current and upcoming projects.

Kevin, Angie and Tim are back from their weekend field trip and are ready to discuss their current and upcoming projects.

An elaborate Indonesian death ritual takes its cues from the mating habits of the Hornbill bird. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Raise your hand if the Lion King traumatized you as a child. This week we dive into that fave flick and talk about the bird behind Zazu - the red billed hornbill! Hear about Flora and Fauna's sordid past, all the dumb stuff their cats do, and listen as they do some investigative journalism on air.

Gangadharan Menon gave up advertising after a successful stint of 28 years, He worked with agencies like Trikaya, Rediffusion, Ogilvy and Mather, Mudra and Chlorophyll and more… He decided to wind up his advertising journey, to take up his first and second love: teaching and travel. He now teaches at Rachana Sansad College of Applied Arts, Mumbai, and does travel photography and travel writing. His articles have been published in The Hindu, The Times of India, DNA, Hindustan Times, Mid-day, and in Hornbill, the journal of Bombay Natural History Society. Through his writings he encourages people to discover the joy of travelling in India, a country that is made up of many countries. 1. A Canadian professor, philosopher, Marshall McLuhan wrote a phrase in his book “Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man”, published in 1964 - “Medium is the message”. What does this mean according to you? 2. What does a word mean to you? 3. What is the ontological connection between words and media? 4. Is it really possible to find meaning of a word? 5. Why haven’t we got really strong hard hitting copy (har rang kuch kehta hai or khaitan - sabse tej or hamara Bajaj) in the recent times? Is truth missing or power to write missing?

Gerry Sweeney is the founder, CEO and CTO of Hornbill and has revolutionised his business by putting Customer Success at the heart of everything they do. ​ Gerry set up Hornbill in 1995 as he felt that the helpdesk market needed a new and innovative tool to enable IT service management success. Today, more than 30,000 analysts at thousands of public and private sector organisations use Hornbill's service management solutions every day with the aim of helping people at work communicate and share information across business, geographical and cultural boundaries while simplifying the process of getting things at work done.

Chapter 41 of the Ch'u Ta-Kao translation of the Tao Te Ching. 10 minute guided meditation followed by discussion. Chapter 41 is a beautiful passage and one of the ones that originally attracted me to the Tao Te Ching, primarily because it puzzled me. When I was young it seemed both to not make sense and simultaneously to speak to something deep within me.  In the course of exploring the chapter, I ask the question, If all paths are part of the Tao, then why make an effort to follow the Tao? We finish with a short gratitude practice. *  *  * 41. When the superiour scholar is told of Tao, He works hard to practise it. When the middling scholar is told of Tao, It seems that sometimes he keeps it and sometimes he loses it. When the inferiour scholar is told of Tao, He laughs aloud at it. If it were not laughed at, it would not be sufficient to be Tao. Therefore the proverb says: 'Tao in enlightenment seems obscure; Tao in progress seems regressive; The highest virtue seems like a valley; The purest white seems discoloured; The most magnificent virtue seems insufficient; The solidest virtue seems frail; The simplest nature seems changable; The greatest square has no angles; The largest vessel is never complete; The loudest sound can never be heard; The biggest form cannot be visualised. Tao, while hidden, is nameless.' Yet it is Tao alone that is good at imparting and completing. Intro chime credit: theveryrealhorst, Solfeggio Wind Chimes, MI 528 Hz Single Cut #2, freesound.org Ending credits: aklop, Hornbill flyby, island of Bugala, Uganda, freesound.org

This week, The Musafir Stories speaks to Aakash Mehrotra from the blog Hand of Colors. Today's destination: Nagaland Nearest domestic airport: Dimapur Airport (DMU) Nearest Railway Station is Dimapur (DMV) Prerequisities - Inner line permit, see links section below Packing - warm clothes, gloves Time of the year - December as you get to see the Hornbill festival. Preferable to do a festival calendar check before you plan. Length of the itinerary: 10 days Itinerary Highlights: Aakash speaks about his experience covering the Hornbill festival which takes place in Kisama, which is about 15kms from the capital Kohima. Bus services are available The Hornbill festival is a celebration held every year from 1st - 10th December, in Nagaland. It is also refered to as the festival of festivals as different Naga tribes come together and showcase their cultural heritage through this festival. One can see the display of different Naga cultures, their food, their traditional attire, dance forms, fight forms and much more. Along with these there is a variety of competitions right from food, to music to literary events. If you are brave enough you can also participate in the chilli eating competition and get a flavor of the bhut jolokia or ghost pepper, one of the hottest chillis in India. In terms of lodging Kisama has some decent homestays where you can lodge during the festival, but they are very limited in number. - Another option is to stay in Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, which is just 12kms from Kisama while you are at the festival. For other smaller villages, it is better to work with a local travel agent to arrange accommodation. By choosing to stay in Kohima, you can also experience the beautiful night markets during the festival as well as a flavor of local food, music and shopping. For transportation, public transport like buses and shared taxis are available but frequency is limited. Cabs are your best bet to get about the city/towns. Aakash also speaks about his next pit stop, Khanoma, which is one of few green villages in Nagaland ie a village which is completely self sustainable and has given up hunting in order to avoid any imbalances in the natural topography Aakash then travels to Mon - the final frontier of India. He shares his experiences in the village of Longwa, which is one of the final villages in Mon before the Myanmar border. Longwa is a village of of the head-hunters, warriors and tribes infamous for cutting off the head of their opponents in war. An amazing story with the cheiftain of the Longwa village ensues (spoiler alert! There is opium and Assam rifles in the story too!) From Longwa, Aakash makes a pit stop at Chuchuyimlang - a village in Mokokchung District which has been converted to a heritage village by the Nagaland Tourism board. As far as food is concerned, most of the Naga cuisine is water based, low or no oil base. Food is mostly boiled and not fried and organic. Sweet potatoes and rice beer are the popular choices among tourists as well. Listen to some amazing stories of experiences with the locals! From drinking rice beer to how the Nagas fooled the British into believing they had guns during the Naga wars! Links: Link to Aakash's blog Hand of colors: handofcolors.me/ Inner line permit: www.mdoner.gov.in/content/inner-line-permit More about the Guest: Aakash Mehrotra is a business consultant and social researcher in the Digital Finance domain focusing on Digital Finance, Livelihoods, Financial Inclusion. Along with this Aakash is a travel writer who blogs under the name Hand of Colors. Aakash's work has been featured in several leading publications such as The Hindu and The Tribune. email: trulyakash@gmail.com facebook:www.facebook.com/handofcolors/ Twitter: aakashmehrotra Intro & Outro Stock media provided by Joey Stebanuk/Pond5

Valar Morghulis Watchers! This week we caught up with all of the drama happening in King’s Landing, and we were introduced to Sam’s family in Hornbill. So much drama… We break down all of the big reveals, the new faces, and the old faces before discussing what might happen in the last four episodes. Valar Dohaeris!

A Hornbill struggles to come to terms with fatherhood: "This sounds horrible, but they're so ugly!" Natural Histories Comedy with David Schneider.

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