Podcasts about how nature

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"This is how we stitch the world together." I hope you've got a cup of tea with you, because you're going to want to settle in for this BEAUTIFUL conversation. Have you ever experienced a deep longing to connect more deeply to your dog, to the natural world, to the cosmos? Well, you are going to LOVE this episode. My guest today is Dr Saskia von Diest. Saskia earned a PhD in plant pathology, and has a background in postdoctoral research on how intuitive interspecies communication is used in agriculture. Since then, Saskia has pursued her passion for supporting others in having their experience of communicating with non-human Nature, and develop that both for their own benefit, and for the collective benefit. She has been communicating with various forms of Nature for 11 years, and with 15 years' experience in teaching and facilitating in various countries, Saskia loves creating opportunities for individuals and groups to connect and communicate with Nature's healing power and practical wisdom. She's also trained in Family Constellations and in the Way of the Warrior Healer. Saskia founded Ecofluency in 2021, to consult, teach, and facilitate Nature communication experiences, for individuals, groups and organisations, and to promote other voices in this field. In this conversation today, Saskia and I talk about how Ecofluency developed, and we do a deep dive into what it means to connect and communicate with all of life, all of consciousness, and why this is so needed in today's world. Spoiler alert: Not only can YOU communicate directly with nature, but you are ALREADY doing it!!  Saskia shares her own story of how entering into Nature communication helped her heal a deep sense of loneliness. She also talks about a communication session where a client's dog who was crossing the rainbow bridge helped to reframe and shed more light on the spiritual roles that humans and dogs are playing for one another. Saskia also shares a surprising message from the land to a client who wanted to protect it. And she provides us with some really easy tips for starting your own nature communication journey today with your own dog.  This is one of those conversations that will remind you of just how important your personal thread is to this whole tapestry of life, and leave you changed. If you would like to work with Saskia, starting May 6th 2024, she is running a 6-week online course that is designed for all experience levels. For more information, visit Saskia's website, https://ecofluency.org, where you can find out more about her offerings, including this course and a Summer Solstice workshop she will be holding in the UK. If you'd like to enter to be considered for the opportunity to win a free animal communication session with me for your pet, all you have to do is rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, take a screenshot of your review, and send it to me on Instagram @mysticdogmama. I'll draw one lucky name and announce the winner in our special 6-month anniversary episode that airs Saturday, June 8th 2024. To be considered for this, please make sure to send me your screenshot no later than Friday, May 24th. DISCLAIMER: This is not a substitute for medical advice or other relevant professional advice. TIME STAMPS: 00:22 INTRO 06:50 Meet Dr Saskia von Diest of Ecofluency: from PhD in agriculture to Nature communication 24:00 What is Ecofluency? Finding our way back home 31:31 Communicating with electrons and comets - it's all possible! 43:11 Show yourself love and compassion to heal the Earth  50:40 How Nature communication and having a dog are catalysts to spiritual awakening 54:25 A beautiful lesson from a dog crossing the rainbow bridge 1:00:00 Easy tips to start exploring Nature communication today + Saskia's upcoming courses 1:11:00 What Nature has taught Saskia about what it means to be human 1:12:15 OUTRO + Details on animal communication giveaway!

In this episode, I speak with Alexandra Pimor. Alexandra leads on the Nature On The Board project, a pioneering endeavour to expand the scope of Rights of Nature across legal systems, corporate boards, and any decision-making body to foster a global Nature/Earth-based governance praxis. A published scholar with over 20 years' experience in pedagogical engineering, Ally started her career as a senior law lecturer in the UK. We discuss:

Ruby Bron (pictured) feels “helpless” and “anxiety-ridden” when she thinks about the future - "‘They are despairing': climate crisis weighs heavy on mental health of young Australians"; "ACT turns focus to old houses as it seeks to kick gas out of national capital"; "First sod turned at Australia's biggest wind and battery project"; "Woodside's carbon bill from new gas fields could hit $63bn by 2050, report says"; "El Niño is forecast to return in 2023. Here's what it means for extreme weather and global warming"; "Barcelona is heading for a ‘drought emergency' as water shortages worsen"; "Why it's so hard to consent a wind farm"; "India overtakes China as the world's most populated country. What does it mean for the climate?"; "How Nature-based Solutions Can Protect Businesses from Water Risks"; "Restoring Degraded Forests Could Bring Back Lost Rainfall, Cooler Temperatures"; "4 Sustainable Ocean Strategies that Yield Economic Benefits"; "Investing in Local Communities and Entrepreneurs Offers New Hope for Africa's Degraded Lands"; "Pressing Questions About Ecosystem Restoration, Answered"; "The Fiery Gas Stove Wars"; "The Age of Energy Insecurity"; "Climate change: multi-country media analysis shows scepticism of the basic science is dying out"; "Climate denial hasn't gone away – here's how to spot arguments for delaying climate action"; "Saving The Planet With Refurbished Electronics" "Climate advocacy: how you can take action!". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message

Back for another Astrology episode to end off the year, close off Scorpio season, open up to this new moon, and expand into Sagittarius season with more hope, fire, liberation and light heartedness.  Today's guest is Justin Ventrella, an astrologer, and reader of human design and the gene keys. Justin is very Taurean in his connection and reading of the cosmos which adds a very grounded approach in his language with the stars. He combines Nature's elements, with ones astrological chart and energy, which holds the space for deeper connection and grounding force. His presence is truly like a beautiful earthy tree, which you will sense from his words and gifts.    A few topics we covered:  -How Justin found astrology and came to practice  -November and December astrological forecast  -Mars retrograde in Gemini and how we need to be communicating and showing up for ourselves  -Mars energy  -Gemini energy  -How to work with any frustration that might be coming up as we close off the year -Opening up the new year with new energy, and new astrology -Pluto coming out of retrograde and how we will feel the shift, in a positive way  -Coming into the Aries North Node and how this will build momentum in our lives  -Taking action, and being self-driven  -He reads a few aspects of my chart in the episode which is always fun  -How Nature, the cosmos, and the elements all work together -How to use astrology as a tool and guide, and not a predictive forecast  -Why connection and collaboration is so important    +++ so much more    This is a juicy episode with lots of golden nuggets. Enjoy, and let us know what your favourite parts are, as we love hearing from you.    CONNECT:   JUSTIN VENTRELLA  Book a reading: email - jjsodyssey@gmail.com Instagram Tiktok   ARL  Collection N0 01 - Beauty Sign Up  Website  ARL Instagram  Lisa's Instagram Work with me 1:1  CAP Studio 

Do you cave when life gets hard? Do you struggle sustaining your energy, emotion, or intention in challenging situations? Today I welcome Ultra Athlete and Coach Dan Holguin to the podcast. Dan shares his experiences with ultra running, reggae music, bear encounters, and more. In this episode, we discuss slowing down to nature's pace, monitoring your hormone levels, and how the pandemic has revealed the need for self-sufficiency. Listen to this episode now for evidence on how healthy physical stress can lead to personal transformation (and the chance to join Dan's annual running retreat in Montana!). In This Episode, You'll Learn:How Nature and Music Can Create ClarityHow to Compartmentalize Pain and Push Through Difficult ThingsThe Importance of Body Language and IntentionThe Importance of Self-Sufficiency Find More of Dan Holguin Here:@rastarunner_ on Instagramhttps://www.therastarunner.com/ Full Episode Timestamps:0:00:59 Dan Holguin's Start as Rasta Runner on Instagram0:02:32 How Nature and Reggae Music Led Dan Out of His Rock Bottom0:06:53 Why is Being in Nature and Living in Montana So Beneficial?0:08:27 Going from Overweight and Depressed to Running Ultra Marathons: The Spartan Ultra0:10:20 Why Choose An Ultra Event?0:13:24 Finishing a Race with a Major Injury0:19:29 Dan Holguin, Rasta Runner, Self-Proclaimed Glacier Park Historian?0:22:08 Living in Montana and Animal Encounters0:28:31 Horses, Horse Management, and Leadership0:32:33 Bear Encounters and Body Language0:34:32 Montanans, Self-Sufficiency, and the Pandemic0:40:39 Tips for Moving to Montana0:45:11 Raising Kids and Hunting0:48:28 Managing Your Energy Levels and Routine Anchors0:53:40 Mind Over Body & Trauma Held in the Body0:59:05 The Impact Dan Holguin Wants to Make on the World & His Annual Retreat

Somehow we've associated playing with being frivolous — and something only acceptable for children. However, you will hear that not only is incorporating play vital to your joy, but it also has radical results on your business. In this Women Developing Brilliance® — The Spirit of Business episode, you will learn:

This is Episode 2 of a three part miniseries:Why Time in Nature is Essential For Your Body, Mind and Spiritual Well-BeingAccess FREE Well-being Guide here.It includes 7 ways to improve your well-being in 10minutes or less.In this episode I share 7 reasons why time in Nature is good for your Mind.Some of the topics we cover in this episode include;Sunlight and the effect it has on your mental well-being.The sea side and the benefits of Vitamin SEA.What happens when you spend too much time looking at screens. How Nature can help reduce stress, anxiety and depression.Natural sounds and the effect they have on your  mental state.Along the way we will identify some of the common challenges we face in the modern world. We will look at some of the simple solutions that Nature has to offer and the science that supports them.I share some of my tips on how to incorporate them into your daily life.By maintaining a healthy body, mind and spiritual well-being you set yourself up for living a more fulfilled and meaningful life.NATURAL SOUNDS to help you relax when at home or at the office:River with Birds - Listen HereBirdsong - Listen HereSound of Spring - Listen HereEnjoy episode 2.If you haven't already done so, hit that SUBSCRIBE button and turn your bell notification. In the next episode we will be looking at how time in nature benefits your Spiritual well-being.We invite YOU to join our community for continued support.Sign up for our email newsletter here. FOLLOW THE JOURNEY:Instagram click here If you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and share it with a friend?  It will help new listeners find our podcast.

In today's episode Sandi Schwartz, founder and director of the Ecohappiness Project is coming to the show! Sandi is the author of the parenting book Finding Ecohappiness: Fun Nature Activities to Help Your Kids Feel Happier and Calmer; the co-author of the children's book Sky's Search for Ecohappiness; and journalist specializing in parenting, environmental, and wellness topics. Her mission is to inspire and educate families to build a nature habit to feel happier and calmer. Her work has been featured in The Washington Post, National Geographic, Library Journal, Yahoo!, Good Housekeeping, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Scary Mommy, and more.  Sandi is also the mom of two school-aged children.   Sandi accepted to come to the show today to talk to us about how going outside, in Nature, can help support our mental health, but also our recovery in the postpartum period but also at any time in our life. We talked about the science behind Nature, healing, and mental health, the benefits of going outside more often, and some fun activities to do with kids at any age!   Sandi shared with us: 

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From: Arkansas/Texas, USA & Arkansas/Colorado, USA Connect on: How Nature & Adventure stole our hearts Connect with: Alicia White: Website: www.aliciainthewild.com Email: alicia@aliciainthewild.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AliciaintheWild Kathy Holcombe: Website:www.Famagogo.com Email: Kathy@Famagogo.com Subscribe to my YouTube channel and access new and past episodes! To receive episodes and personal 'Connection Challenges' in your inbox, subscribe at www.NotQuiteStrangers.com. #NotQuiteStrangers #ConnectToJoy #Inspiration #Diversity #Inclusion #Nature #Wildlife #Adventure #Camping

Birthdays can be emotionally tumultuous, but when approached with intentionality, they can be opportunities for growth. As my birthday approaches, I like to spend the month or so leading up to that date doing a life inventory - I call this the birthday portal. I turn inward and review what habits or patterns I need to get go of or call in. What I need to forgive others or myself. What wild dreams or desires I want to embrace for the coming year. In my birthday portal reflections this year, I came across a list I wrote to myself on my last birthday - 37 thoughts I'd like to share with you.   Today's episode has a lot to unpack and some of it may not resonate with you.  As always, I hope you find some hidden gems that speak to you, that move you, that guide you on your journey of healing and self-liberation. I've never viewed growing older as something to dread. Instead, I see it as an opportunity to grow further into our wisdom, power, and wholeness.  Join me in today's episode as I unpack what I've learned this past year and share a special opportunity that just might be what you've been waiting for. Listen to episode 361 now! In episode 361 of the Embodied Podcast we discuss: [2:19] What a birthday portal is and how Elizabeth likes to commemorate it [8:23] Why we should be aware of the anger and grief we take forward with us and the need to process it [13:08] How Elizabeth has been focusing on being an instrument of healing and not the force itself [16:31] The importance of communicating what we have the energy for with others and with ourselves [26:28] Why the yawns didn't get edited out of this episode :) [35:42] A perspective on emotional eating that honors your body and soul's needs [41:02] Why we are allowed self-love and how it is necessary and holy [43:09] What it means to pay attention to reciprocity and energy flow in our relationships [53:18] How Nature is our best teacher and giver of wisdom on how to allow things in our lives [58:26] The details on the newly updated Professional Embodiment Specialist Certification Training For full show notes and resources, head tohttps://untameyourself.com/podcasts/361 About the EMBODIED Podcast with Elizabeth DiAlto  Since 2013 I've been developing a body of work that helps women embody self love, healing and wholeness. We do this by focusing on the four levels of consciousness - physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. In practical terms this looks like exploring tools and practices to help you  tune into the deep wisdom of the body and the knowing of the heart, which I believe are gateways to our souls. Then we cultivate a new relationship with our minds that allows the mind to serve this wisdom and knowing and soul connection, rather than override it, which is what many of us were taught. If you've been doing self help or spiritual development work for a while, these are the types of foundational things that often people overlook in pursuit of fancier concepts that often aren't practical or sustainable. Here, we will focus on building these strong foundations so you can honestly and thoroughly embody self love. If you're feeling it, subscribe to the show, and leave us a review wherever you listen from. You can also keep up with show updates and community discussion on Instagram here.

June is National camping month? WHO KNEW?! Nature is a powerful tool for health, and what better way to experience it than camping? Or glamping. Or Hanging out in the […] The post Episode 25- How Nature helps Chronic Conditions appeared first on Chronic Warrior Women.

Dr. Mario Luis Small grew up in Panama City, the son of an architect in a tight knit community of other families. He learned first-hand the way that spaces and social connections shape well-being and community. In this episode of Shared Space, I talk with Mario, Grafstein Family Professor in the Department of Sociology at Harvard University, about how his early experiences shaped his future work and his discovery around the importance of social capital, trust and social ties in strengthening communities across the globe, and specifically the nature of architecture and urban design to shape connection. Dr. Small has published award-winning articles, edited volumes, and books on topics such as social relationships, urban poverty, and the relationship between qualitative and quantitative methods. He has amazing books, from Villa Victoria to Unanticipated Gains, to his latest book, Someone To Talk To: How Networks Matter in Practice. In this episode, we discuss... Introduction [0:30] A Place of Connection for Him Growing Up [02:56] What are Social Capital and Social Ties, and Why They are Important [05:47] Bridging versus Bonding Ties [07:57] How Social Ties Impact Our Health and Overall Well-being [09:25] Self-Care versus Caring for Others [14:43] How Nature of our Social Connections Changed During the Pandemic [18:08] Do Fewer Connections Mean Deeper Connections? [24:27] Places where He Feels the Environment Has Impacted the Connections of Communities [26:45] Networking of Mothers at Childcare Centers [31:20] How Things are Different for Communities of Lower Socioeconomic Status [32:54] What He Wishes Designers Would Consider When Designing for Social Connection [35:48] Closing Remarks [38:33] Where to Find Dr. Mario Luis Small Twitter: @MarioLuisSmall Website: http://www.marioluissmall.com/ Resources Mentioned Loneliness: Human Nature and the Need for Social Connection by John T. Cacioppo and William Patrick About the Host Erin is an architect and design researcher bridging the gap between research and practice with a focus on design for health. She believes in the power of places to heal, connect, and serve vulnerable people — from hospital patients and staff, to people struggling with social isolation and mental health challenges. Erin is driven by a commitment to help others and the joy of working together to solve complex problems with shared purpose. Twitter: @erin_peavey; LinkedIn: Erin K. Peavey; Instagram: @design.for.health --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/erinpeavey/message

Mental fortitude is the ability to focus and find solutions amid adversity. It's being able to get back up when you fall. As entrepreneurs, we hear about this all the time, but it's often easier said than done. Whenever we face challenges, we have two options: fight or flight. At that moment, we need to make a choice. Will you take ownership of the situation and keep going?   In this episode, Lisa Tamati joins us to talk about how her personal life and business challenges built her grit and determination. She shares several business secrets to take your work to the next level. Mental fortitude is not just about your attitude towards challenges; it's also how you deal with your daily life routine. Lisa shares some healthy habits we need to incorporate into our lives. If you want to be inspired to build mental fortitude, then this episode is for you! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Learn how to build mental fortitude through consistent action. Discover how you can actively take ownership of your life and decisions. Understand how to create healthy habits and routines in your daily life. Resources If you want to optimize your health and fitness, check out Lisa's epigenetics program. To find out more about how Lisa and her mother defied the odds, get your copy of Relentless.  Follow Lisa on her website and Peak Wellness. For more information about health optimization, you can follow Lisa's podcast, Pushing the Limits. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts. You can contact Lisa through email (support@lisatamati.com) or find her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. Episode Highlights Building Mental Fortitude over Time Lisa learned discipline at a young age through her father and gymnastics.  Gymnastics taught Lisa how to work hard, overcome fears, and perform in high-stress situations.  Lisa shares that wanting to please her father and prove herself capable was a big driving force in her actions.  Take Action  When we make mistakes and stumble, we get back up again.  As we keep taking action, we might fail, but there's a chance for success too.  Lisa shares how she did a little bit of everything. Although she wasn't qualified in the usual sense to do the work, she finds ways to do them anyway.  Overcome Challenges and Obstacles Lisa shares the hardest challenge she ever had to face was almost losing her mother to an aneurysm.  They told her to expect the worst, but Lisa refused to accept it.  She read up on everything she could about brain injuries and aneurysms to help her mother.  Listen to the full episode to hear Lisa's story!   How to Take Ownership Lisa notes how doctors have limitations. Some work long shifts and have hundreds of patients per day.  We need to do the work and have due diligence.  Obsessively researching helped Lisa get her mother back to good health.  Take ownership of the situation and get into the details of your problems.  Lisa's Business Secrets Knowing your strengths and weaknesses is essential.  Knowing them means you find the right partners and people to cover your weaknesses.  Quit when an idea isn't working anymore is crucial. It can be tempting but don't keep holding on to it.  Time management means more energy throughout the day. Knowing what you need to focus on saves energy.  Building a Healthy Habit Through epigenetics, Lisa knows when the optimal time is for exercise, intellectual work, and resting.  It's common for people to say entrepreneurs need to work harder, working over 18 hours a day.  This kind of attitude is dangerous and leads to health issues and sleep deprivation.  Resting can be just as productive as work. Understand that if you're not stressed all the time, you can be more productive in half the amount of time.     How Nature and Nurture Helps Us Genetics doesn't spell our destiny. It just guides us on what we have to watch out for.  Once we know what we're susceptible to, we can build a routine to optimize our health.  You can influence how your genes express through the actions you take and the environment you put yourself into.  Through epigenetics, you can learn about what you can eat and what you should avoid, when and what you should exercise, and more!  Learn more about personalizing your routines in the full episode!  Accepting Yourself and Your Body  Often, our goals focus on the way we look and how we perform in specific sports.  We need to understand and accept that our bodies are different, and it's a reality that some sports just aren't for us.  Being different isn't bad. It means we have different roles to play.  Pushing your limits, in your way, helps you learn more about yourself.  Becoming stronger means facing challenges head-on.  Lisa's Advice on Building Mental Fortitude  Remember, we're more capable than we think.  Live your life and keep working towards your big goals.  Don't forget to rest. Recovery is an important part of working hard too!  5 Powerful Quotes from This Episode “Having that mentality of just ‘go, go, go' and take action, and [when you] fail and get back up again: learn from that mistake. And that resilience, I think that comes from that because you do fall on your face sometimes; and other times, you're hugely successful.”  “You have to be the one that goes and does the work, does the research, and not feel as if you don't have the right to do that because we live in a day and age where we can access the greatest minds on the planet.” “So many people are just written off as: you've got a terminal illness, you've got cancer or you whatever the case may be, and there's no hope for you. When that is not true.” “I used to work up until 12, 1 o'clock in the morning. I don't anymore because it's a false economy, you think you are getting more done by being an absolute hard entrepreneur working 18 hours a day, all that does is lead to health issues and problems and sleep deprivation.” “So genetics is not your destiny - it depends on which genes are turned on and off, how they will really express and this is when your environment comes into it. So if you have a combination of knowing what your genetics are, and knowing how to optimize them, and avoid trial and error, then you'll be able to do the best with what you've got.” About Lisa Lisa Tamati is one of New Zealand's well-known ultramarathon runners. With over 25 years of experience as an ultra-endurance athlete, Lisa has competed in the world's most challenging endurance events. She has also led and participated in various expeditions in locations like the Gobi Desert, the Sahara Desert, and the Himalayas.  Inspired by her experiences, Lisa has written about her running journey in Running Hot and Running to Extremes. Her latest book, Relentless, recounts how she and her mother defied the odds. The book is a personal look at Lisa's mental fortitude and how she did everything to save her mother from the brink of death.    Lisa is also the host of the “Pushing the Limits” podcast, where she invites leading health experts and high-performance athletes to talk about being the best that we can be. Lisa is also a sought-after international speaker, co-founder of Running Hot Coaching and the Epigenetics and Workplace Wellness programs.  Excited for the latest releases from Lisa? You can follow her on her website, Peak Wellness, and Pushing the Limits Podcast.  You can contact Lisa through email (support@lisatamati.com) or find her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.  Enjoyed This Podcast? Building mental fortitude takes time; Lisa reminds us to keep taking challenges head-on and learn from them. If you enjoyed the podcast, be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then leave us a review. 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Steve Rio is ahead of his time and luckily he's chosen to spend some time with us! Steve is the Founder and CEO of Nature of Work - which aims to make you a better, more focused more intentional worker in your profession and your life. CHECK OUT Nature Of Work Here In this Part 1 Episode we cover: •Nature of Work techniques like opening and closing your work day •The importance of reflecting on the day. Scoring the day 1-5 - to find trends. •How success leaves clues •The importance of living and working with purpose •Steve’s background in tech and agency work •Steve’s insights on futurism •Re-thinking how we work remotely, and how we think of work. How the attention economy. •How Nature of Work aims to create personal operating systems to be more productive with less stress. •An 8 week course to track habits, institute journals. •How working from home leaves us lacking tools.

Thanks to Lorenzo for this week's topic, carnivorous sponges! How can a sponge catch and eat animals? What is its connection to the mystery of the Eltanin Antenna? Let's find out! Further reading/watching: New carnivorous harp sponge discovered in deep sea (this has a great video attached) How Nature's Deep Sea 'Antenna' Puzzled the World Asbestopluma hypogea, beautiful but deadly if you're a tiny animal: The lyre sponge, also beautiful but deadly if you're a tiny animal: The ping-pong tree sponge, also beautiful but deadly if you're a tiny animal: The so-called Eltanin antenna: A better photo of Chondrocladia concrescens, looking less like an antenna and more like a grape stem: Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I’m your host, Kate Shaw. This week we’re going to learn about carnivorous sponges, which is a suggestion from Lorenzo. When I got Lorenzo’s email, I thought “oh, neat” and added carnivorous sponges to the giant, complicated list I keep of topic suggestions from listeners and my Aunt Janice, and also animals I want to learn more about. When I noticed carnivorous sponges on the list the other day, I thought, “Wait, sponges are filter feeders. Are there even any carnivorous ones?” The answer is yes! Most sponges are filter feeders, sure, but there’s a family of sponges that are actually carnivorous. Caldorhizidae is the family, and it’s made up of deep-sea sponges that have only been discovered recently. We know there are lots more species out there because scientists have seen them during deep-sea rover expeditions without being able to study them closely. We talked about sponges way back in episode 41, with some mentions of them in episodes 64 and 168 too, but only the filter feeder kind. Let’s first learn how a filter feeder sponge eats, specifically members of the class Demosponge, since that’s the class that the family Caldorhizidae belongs to. Sponges have been around for more than half a billion years, since the Cambrian period and possibly before, and they’re still going strong. Early on, sponges evolved a simple but effective body plan and just stuck to it. Of course there are lots and lots and lots of different species with different shapes and sizes, but they almost all work the same way. Most have a skeleton, but not the kind of skeleton that you think of as an actual skeleton. They don’t have bones. The skeleton is usually made of calcium carbonate and forms a sort of dense net that’s covered with soft body tissues. The tissues are often further strengthened with small pointy structures called spicules. If you’ve ever played a game called jacks, where you bounce a ball and pick up little metal pieces between each bounce, spicules sort of resemble jacks. The sponge has lots of open pores in the outside of its body, which generally just resembles a sack or sometimes a tube. One end of the sack is attached to the bottom of the ocean, or a rock or something. The pores are lined with cells that each have a teensy structure called a flagellum, which is sort of like a tiny tail. The sponge pumps water through the pores by beating those flagella. Water flows into the sponge’s tissues, which are made up of lots of tiny connected chambers. Cells in the walls of these chambers filter out particles of food from the water, much of it microscopic, and release any waste material. The sponge doesn’t have a stomach or any kind of digestive tract, though. The cells process the food individually and pass on any extra nutrients to adjoining cells. Obviously, this body plan is really effective for filter feeding, not so effective for chasing and killing small animals to eat. The sponge you may have in your kitchen is probably synthetic or manufactured from a sponge gourd, not an actual bath sponge animal, but it’s arranged the same way. Go look at that sponge, or just imagine it, and then compare it mentally to, say, a tiger.

“Nature is the key to flow state and I feel it... So for me, if I want to get connected, I go to flow state.” — Dov Baron   Dov Baron is recognized as one of the top 100 leadership speakers to hire and corporate cultural strategists. He is the founder of Full Monty Leadership and a bestselling author. His latest book is Fiercely Loyal: How High Performing Companies Develop and Retain Top Talent. Dov Baron is recognized as Inc Magazine Top 100 Leadership Speaker, Inc #1 Podcast for Fortune 500 Executives, Entrepreneur Mag Contributor, and The Talent Authority. Dov Baron is “The Dragonist” - he teaches us how to recognize, find, retain and nurture dragons (the top talent) who are hidden in our organizations.   Your Key Takeaways Dov Baron rich background as a student of excellence for decades How Nature is the key to “Flow State” – and Dov’s original pull to nature that began with water Dov Baron’s shocking rock climbing expedition that sent him hurtling down twelve stories to the boulders below, smashing his entire body – and how this profound experience opened new pathways in his life   How can you practice getting in the flow state?   Connect with Dov Baron on Social Media: Instagram Twitter Facebook Website   Connect with Darren For more information on the Nature Advantage visit natureadvantageshow.com   Darren’s Social Media Instagram Facebook LinkedIn

Brought up in a spiritual home environment, Sagar was initiated into the practice of Sudarshan Kriya by his Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ji. He organizes workshops for adults and children on how to combat anxiety, optimize performance, and enhance concentration. Apart from Yoga and meditation, he also organizes travel experiences and adventures in hills, forests, and villages across India. Topics Discussed: His experience with his father in spirituality (01:32) Kids being overprotected and their weird experiences with trees (02:36) His 1st experience with Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ji (05:04) Why did he take up the Art of Living Course (06:37) His experience with Anger (11:37) Why every individual is unique and how Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas Gunas are connected (14:33) Why you should adopt Sattvic Food (17:13) His experiences with healing others even when he had Pneumonia (18:38) How Nature is taking things back (21:19) This show is brought to you by me, your host Haresh Punjabi. I have been practicing Yoga & Meditation for the past 3 years. Being a student for life, I and our guests would explore the art form in greater depths, dissect its mysticism and make it accessible for all yogis and the ones who are genuinely interested to start this practice. We talk with teachers, masters, or anyone who practices yoga/ meditation and has had a huge impact on their lives. We will get into the weeds of different yoga branches/ styles like Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin Yoga as well as different forms of meditations - guided, transcendental, gratitude, etc. In the end, "Yoga happens beyond the mat. Anything you do with attention to how you feel is Yoga." Contact Sagar: Instagram: @beingwithsagardutta Email id: sagardutta@outlook.com http://sacrednirvana.com/sagar-dutta/ Contact me: Instagram - @theyogaconversations Email Id: haresh.punjabi777@gmail.com

Being with Nature Creates Memorable Experiences, and on this podcast, I talk about a few of the recent ones I've had Studying Creatures while Urban Sketching. Some of the tings I talk about include, How I've started to Fall in Love with the Simple Shapes of Boats, How Nature creates Perfect Shapes, and questions like, Would a Butterfly by Beautiful without Wings?, Why do we Find Spiders Scary?, Do Seagulls have Telepathic Abilities?, What's life like for a Snail?, and Do Dragonflies look like Helicopters or do Helicopters look like Dragonflies? Studying Creatures is Super Fun, hope you find this Podcast Fun too :)

How do you make the Invisible visible? ...Dr.Eddie's PROMS! Dr.Eddie Price singlehandedly REVOLUTIONIZED the healthcare industry with his methodology called "PROMS". He struggled for 25 years to get the industry and governments to adopt the methodology but: "He's talking about something invisible--he's out of his mind!" It was the typical "East versus West" healthcare paradigm. If we can't see it...it doesn't exist! Now it's looking like the world is waking up to the meta-data and the items outside of the body. In this podcast you will learn about: The ORIGINS OF "WELLNESS" and what it really is The Health "care" industry PROMS Artificial Intelligence PSYCHOMETRICS Chatbots HOLISTIC approaches MEASURING THE INVISIBLE Prevention Eastern Medicine VS. Western Medicine Descartes Newton Quantum Mechanics COMPLEXITY SCIENCE Supramedicine Power Laws and Inverse Power Laws Fractals between the squares! Dr.Eddie met the GODFATHER of fractals...Professor Mandelbrot himself! How NATURE conveys information...through fractals!!! Fractals are used in the ANTENNA of your MOBILE PHONE! Going to court and defending his colleague Milton Erickson's methods The Big "BIF" - the Big Bifurcation Theory and the beginning of the Universe! Chaos Theory The Butterfly Theory MULTI-AGENT THEORY "Do No Harm" How hospital treatment LOWERS your quality of life! Proven by his PROMS! Nassim Taleb (yes he met him too!) IOTROGENICS and HOMEOSTASIS Tabula Rasa NEUROPLASTICITY VS SOMAPLASTICITY Diagnostics Dr.Eddie's new APP and Start-Up! Listen to this interview and MAKE THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE! ATTENTION! DR.EDDIE HAS AN APP AND A STARTUP! If you are an investor you can contact Dr.Eddie here: http://www.ehealthier.net/author/eddieprice/ Have you noticed? There are no commercials or advertisements on this podcast! Please help keep the podcast free from annoying advertisements! Become a SUPREME MEMBER of this Podcast for as low as ONE dollar :-) gumroad.com/l/zbooks AND--GET The new Book while it's still free!: bit.ly/get-the-Power

Cara Wilde is back on the podcast, and she's joining me for a co-hosted episode! Cara has been a guest on the show twice before, on episodes 13 and 116, but you've probably heard me talk about her many times, as I tend to bring up her name whenever I mention channeling. Today, we talk about how to increase the joy in our lives through connecting with Nature. More About Cara Wilde Cara supports professional women who want to make a difference in the world but are feeling stalled in their authentic work and want to reclaim their Soul purpose with confidence. She helps healers, coaches and therapists at any stage of their professional lives who are looking to deepen their spiritual and professional development. Cara left her counselling and more mainstream work behind her when she couldn’t use her psychic abilities or work with guides and began to feel as though she was working blind. She set up her own business as an EFT practitioner, started to use her channeling and intuitive abilities and felt like she’d got the team on board and helped her clients in making more significant and longer lasting changes in their lives. As part of her work Cara channels a collective called The Ancients and offers practical guidance and support specific to the needs and concerns of those of us who are deeply sensitive and passionate about creating real change in the world. Cara passionately believes that those of us considered misfits are truly here to create a new way in the world and are part of the Divine’s blueprint for a Heaven on Earth. Cara lives in Cornwall, surrounded by the ocean and stone circles. She home educates her two children and when life gets too hectic, you can find her running the trails or curled up under a heavy blanket with a good book. You can find her at her website, on Facebook, or her YouTube channel. What You’ll Learn • What is re-wilding or un-taming and why might you want to do this? • How being in the wild can help you untame • How Nature can help you to get to know yourself • What we’ve learned from Nature about re-wilding • Getting lost in the outdoors and what that’s taught us • How wild nature speaks to us • What we can learn from building relationships with Nature • How to work with stone circles in a different way • What we’ve learned about resilience and trust from our experiences in Nature • What we’ve done when things went wrong - and what we might do differently next time • How you can connect with Nature to work with Spirit • How to work with portals to connect with other dimensions, energies, etc. • How Nature can also serve as a pathway to Oneness • How to reconnect to Oneness by building our relationship with Nature Connect with Cara • Website • Facebook • Twitter • Pinterest How to Subscribe • Click here to subscribe via iTunes • Click here to subscribe via RSS • Click here to subscribe via Stitcher • Click here to subscribe via Spotify Help Spread the Word If you enjoyed this episode, please head on over to Apple Podcasts or iTunes and kindly leave us a rating and a review! You can also subscribe, so you'll never miss an episode.

This week I’m talking with Chris Thomas, professor of conservation biology at the University of York in the UK and author of the recent book ‘Inheritors of the Earth, How Nature is Thriving in an Age of Extinction’. His numerous articles and academic works make him one of the world’s most influential ecologists, and his research has been covered on the front pages of the Guardian and Washington Post. He was elected a fellow of the Royal Society in 2012, received Marsh Awards for Climate Change Research in 2011 and for Conservation Biology in 2004, and was awarded the prestigious British Ecological Society President’s Medal in 2001.

Today on the Podcast, guest Bari Tessler. I've said it before and I'll say it again, "The teacher is the student." And the best coaches, mentors, therapists are those who continually do their own work to heal and grow, understanding we're all in this dance together. So it's with great appreciation I introduce you to my dear colleague and personal mentor, Bari Tessler. As a Financial Therapist, Mentor Coach and Mamapreneur: Bari's work has been seen on Oprah.com, Inc.com, the Huffington Post, Us News & World Report, Reuters Money, The Fiscal Times,  The Yogi Times, Best Self Magazine, Emerging Women, and you may have even seen her grace the cover of Experience Life Magazine.  And while she's achieved undeniable "success," it's the way she's redefined and reclaimed what that meant for herself (at every phase of business and season of life) which gives so much hope to anyone wondering how to do this whole creative entrepreneurial life as a mom. (Hi, that's ME!) The Power of Immersive Learning: While Bari and I first met through Marie Forleo’s B-school, it wasn't until enrolling in her own year long program, the Art of Money (with my husband) that I deeply connected to the true power of what she calls Money Healing, Money Practices and Money Maps. Her book The Art of Money: A Life-Changing Guide to Financial Happiness, published by Parallax Press, is the first of many (we hope) and brings sweet relief right when you need it most. In this Episode We Talk About: • How she went from earning $11/hr in the mental health field to Oprah • The link between our bodies, EQ, and relationship to money • Why she pivoted through 4 distinct Business Models • The power in scaling down & the growth myth in biz • Feminine Leadership vs Masculine Launching • The sudden realization she had to have a baby • How her marriage navigated the #1 agreement that changed • The home birth that became near fatal and how she healed • How her leadership style differs between work and home • The loneliness that can come with "being at the top" and shifts in friendship • Universal self-doubts that plague all creative entrepreneurs • Why this is a psycho-spiritual journey and continual practice • How Nature answers her deepest questions Get Ready to Hear All The Behind-The-Scenes Stories & Insights that Bari is dropping.   Mentioned in this Podcast: • Follow Bari: website , FACEBOOK , Instagram , Twitter • Her Book: The Art of Money: A Life-Changing Guide to Financial Happiness • People: Marie Forleo's B-School , Mark Silver , Brian Clark • Platforms: Rainmaker , Copyblogger , Clarity Lab • The Dreamcatchers District Creative Direction: For Your Beliefs and Business, Ask Me How   This is Not a Monologue, Chime In! Rate, Review and Subscribe. Share this with your friends. Listen with your team. Send it to yo mama! • Got a question you want answered on the podcast? • A guest you want interviewed? • Email your biggest challenges, aha’s, and guest nominations to info@dreamcatchersdistrict.com . (I read 'em all, ya'll!)

Jay Harman is a naturalist, author and award-winning entrepreneur and biomimetic inventor.  Born and raised in Australia, Jay started his career as a naturalist with the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife in Australia and went on to found several multi-million dollar research and manufacturing companies. Today, Jay talks to us about his book The Shark's Paintbrush: Biomimicry and How Nature is Inspiring Innovation. How did Jay discover that nature has the solution to all of our problems? Well, it first started when he was in school. He had no interest in the teaching materials and would often daydream about going down to the beach to surf, fish, and scuba dive. You could always find him near the water when he wasn’t in school. However, the one subject Jay did pay attention to was physics. The strange thing was, physics worked in a slightly different way in nature than it did in the classroom. Jay first realized this when he saw seaweed, often fragile, keep its shape during the worst of storms. It would always form in a certain pattern and this pattern would help it keep it intact and survive the rough weather. In school, Jay was taught that the path of least resistance was in a straight line. Well, in nature, nothing moves in a straight line! It became very apparent to Jay, but not to Jay’s physics teacher, that the path of least resistance in nature was a spiral. So, Jay began applying these spiral shapes in a practical way and slowly ended up discovering that nature, really, had all the answers. However, how does all of this apply to the business world? Well, you’ll have to listen in for more great insights from Jay and how he slowly discovered that answer. Interview Links: Thesharkspaintbrush.com More Resources: Bill on YouTube: Short videos to keep you growing. Scaling Up Business Growth Workshops: Take the first step to mastering the Rockefeller Habits by attending one of our workshops.   Did you enjoy today's episode? If so then head over to iTunes and leave a review. It helps other business leaders discover the Scaling Up Business Podcast so they can also benefit from the knowledge shared in these podcasts. __ Scaling Up is the best-selling book, by Verne Harnish and the team at Gazelles, on how the fastest growing companies succeed where so many others fail. My name is Bill Gallagher with Humanisteq Coaching and I’m one of the Gazelles business coaches. We help leadership teams to get the 4 Decisions around People, Strategy, Execution, and Cash right so that they can Scale Up successfully and beat the odds of business growth success. Our 4 Decisions are all part of the Rockefeller Habits 2.0 (from the original best-selling business book, Mastering the Rockefeller Habits).

The Nature’s Bounty Co. is a health and wellness company. Verizon, telecommunications. Customer centricity is an operational imperative for both. Chief Customer Officer at The Nature’s Bounty Co., Andrew Archambault, and Verizon’s Head of Customer Experience Innovation, Justin Reilly, explain why customers are the ultimate disruptors. Listen to this episode to learn: -Advice from two leaders operating in different industries about how to make customer centricity a core operational imperative within an organization -How Nature’s Bounty Co. spends a lot of time with two key customer groups, shoppers and retail partners, to make the point-of-purchase experience less overwhelming and more rewarding -Why Verizon regularly co-creates with customers and how these “largely transformative” co-creation sessions add a human element to the company's products and experiences

If you've ever wondered why it seems so hard to be positive despite mantras, afffirmations and meditations, then do we have the Science of Positivity Show for you! Today I'll be talking with Loretta Breuning, PhD, Professor Emerita of Management at California State University Easy Bay, and author of several fantastic books on Happiness including Habits of a Happy Brain and her latest, the Science of Positivity. And that's just what we'll be talking about today, how to stop negative thought patterns by changing your brain chemistry. That plus we'll talk about elephants and watering holes, monkeys and spinach, birthday cakes for pacaderms, what wildlife documentaries and love songs have in common, why mandrills have it better than baboons, what in the world's the dogpoop rule, and what you need to do when another monkey's eyeing your banana. Science of Positivity Self-Help and Self-Improvement Topics Include: How to have great luck parking! How positivity relates to our childhoods. How Nature videos, particularly from David Attenborough can help us crank up the positivity How did Dr. Breuning get into Positive Psychology Why do our brains go negative because our brains expect negativity to feel good What's the benefit of saying “the world is going to hell in a handbasket” What does dopamine have to do with negativity Why getting disappointed can make us happy What are the happy chemicals and how do they effect us? Why are we trying to be first by being last What does cortisol have to do with the extreme desire that “I've gotta do something” Why we want to focus on something dangerous, no matter how far away it is Why we feel it's important to scare ourselves with the evening news What moral superiority has to do with the news Why looking for negativity makes us feel so good, and what that's really doing to us What's the dog pool rule? What's it mean to habituate and how does this effect me? What happens when you give an elephant a giant birthday cake What are habits of a happy brain How we take the negatives and turn them into positives How to keep the negativity from coming up on autopilot (particularly with politics) What's the difference between gratitude and positivity exercises Once we recognize we're going negative, what do we do? Why you want to watch Mark Marin – innermammalinstitute.org What is the movie October Sky? Dr. Loretta Breuning on How to Find Happiness & Discard Negativity Thru the Science of Positivity! Health | Inspiration | Motivation | Spiritual | Spirituality | Meditation | Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

If you've ever felt a strong connection for nature, the outdoors, or wildlife then do we have a howling good show for you. Today I'll be talking with Nick Jans, award-winning writer and photographer, and author of numerous books including The Grizzly Maze, and A Wolf Called Romeo, a wolf that for many years became a part of the Juneau community. Today we'll talk about the story of the Wolf called Romeo, about wild animals in general, and about their intelligence and their presence. That plus we'll talk about larceny on the ice, how Romeo was a Don Juan, and what in the world Sugar making whoopee with Teddy Precious has to do with anything! Self-help and self-improvement questions and topics include: How he met the wolf called Romeo How every dog is 98% wolf How the wolf called Romeo came back and back and back How Nick ended up living in eskimo villages and became a nature writer. Who were the Eskimos he lived with, the Inupiaq – “The Real People” What Eskimo's taught him about Nature and the animals What he learned about animals having souls, and how a wolf or caribou may not be just our equal, but may well be our superior in certain respects What the history is between humans and the wolf How the wolf played with dog and got to know the people of Juneau as well How Romeo the wolf absconded with tennis balls and other toys What happened between Harry Robinson and the wolf How he was forebearant of other dogs, even when ganged up by two German Shephers. How Romeo the Wolf made the cover of the paper. What was Romeo here to teach us Why Nick was meant to witness Nick's story and to tell it. How this wolf was a true miracle of God. What happened to the wolf How the wolf was seen in people's dreams How 113,000 people go to the ER each year from toilets 47000 in 2014 died from accidents The power of nature to soothe yourself What we can learn from his book The Giant's Hand, about his time living with the Eskimos. To find out more: nickjans.com or google “Romeo the Wolf” What is the black wolf special fund and how you can donate and help: http://juneaucf.org/blackwolf.html How Nature and animals make us more present and mindful Nick Jans shares the amazing story and life of A Wolf Called Romeo who befriended the city of Juneau Alaska. Inspiring | Inspirational | Spiritual | Spirituality | Nature | Wildlife | Career | Dogs | Mindfulness | Motivational | Self-Help | Inspire For more info visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

If you've ever struggled, with injury, illness, or felt completely stuck, then do we have the show for you! Today I'll be turning the tables, interviewing my ever-loving wife, co-host, and YouTube guru Jessica Lee on getting healthy and unstuck,. And that's just what we'll talk about, how she came back from a long term illness, and has used it to turn her life around. So we'll talk about what she did, what she couldn't do, and everything in-between, that plus kitty-love, a Medical Medium, and why turning the bike around is sometimes the best thing to do. Questions and Topics Include: How long was Jessica sick and what was going on? What is VOG and how does it make someone sick? What was making Jessica sick? What happened during the moving process that made Jessica much more sick. How did Jessica feel after the move? What were some of the first changes Jessica made? Why Jessica wanted to get moving again, and what she suggested. What is a gentle smoting? How Jessica drove herself into the ground precipitating getting sick. Why Jessica wanted to get a part-time job as part of her healing process. How Nature helped Jessica's healing process. How Jessica runs (and why she doesn't buy into the no-pain no-gain philosophy) …but runs even faster!!! How Dr. Dawson Church's EFT tapping dramatically helped and relaxed the body. Why you may be suffering from mold toxicity without even knowing it. What are the symptoms of mold toxicity syndrome? How Dave Asprey's (Bulletproof) documentary Moldy provided miracle help. A very important decision that Jessica had to make – which changed everything. How Jessica began a 28 day detox from Anthony William, Medical Medium. How Jessica regained her strength A few early steps Jessica took toward reclaiming her health A journal exercise Jessica started based on Shawn Achor's (Happiness Advantage) interview. How Jessica used a gratitude exercise for healing How Jessica is using her workouts to have fun, rather than drudgery How Jessica's posture has changed How Jessica is forcing herself to smile and what it's doing. How Jessica has begun coaching friends and family in positivity and the different tools she's been using to get happy and to heal. How Jessica's been working on a mind-map. How Paul Selig's channeled book Mastery has made a big difference, and how prayer has been so helpful. How smiling can be a powerful mindfulness exercise. Jessica Lee Shares How Tools & Strategies To Take Control of Your Life & Health As She Discusses the Illness That Put Her On The Brink & How She Turned It Around! Inspiration | Motivation | Business | Career | Medicine | Meditation | Prayer | Self-Help For more info visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Originally Aired: November 2013 After 3.8 billion years of R&D on this planet, failures are fossils. What surrounds us in the natural world has succeeded and survived. So why not learn as much as we can from what works? JAY HARMON translates nature's lessons into technologies that solve problems and perform tasks more elegantly, efficiently, and economically. JAY HARMAN has founded and grown multi-million-dollar research and manufacturing companies that develop, patent, and license innovative products, ranging from prize-winning watercraft to interlocking building bricks, afterburners for aircraft engines, and non-invasive technology for measuring blood glucose and other electrolytes. His latest ventures - PAX Scientific, PAX Water Technologies, PAX Mixer, and PAX Streamline - design more efficient industrial equipment including turbines, fans, and pumps. He's the author of THE SHARK'S PAINTBRUSH: Biomimicry and How Nature is Inspiring Innovation.

Carl speaks to David Bond, who made Project Wild Thing, the film that helped spark a worldwide movement to get children back outside and reconnecting with nature.  (Recorded in London on May 19, 2015)   Topics covered include: 1. Benefits of playing outdoors 2. How to persuade children to unplug and go outside 3. The right balance of technology in childhood 4. How Silicon Valley parents handle screen time with their own kids 5. Why so many successful entrepreneurs climbed trees as children  6. How Nature reduces racism and other forms of prejudice  7. Whether games like Minecraft can ever rival the natural world 8. Differences (and similarities) between urban and rural children   Download in iTunes Visit the The Wild Network website   

Aired: 11/4/13 Nature, imaginative by necessity, has already solved many of the problems we are grappling with. Animals, plants, and microbes are the consummate engineers. They have found what works, what is appropriate, and most important, what lasts here on Earth. After 3.8 billion years of R&D on this planet, failures are fossils. What surrounds us in the natural world is what has succeeded and survived. So why not learn as much as we can from what works? Today's guest, JAY HARMON is doing just that, translating nature's lessons and models into technologies that solve problems and perform tasks more elegantly, efficiently, and economically. He's the author of THE SHARK'S PAINTBRUSH: Biomimicry and How Nature is Inspiring Innovation. I believe biomimicry - a way of looking and working and designing - has enormous potential to save us from ourselves. I find this one of the most exciting developments in the world at this time.