Podcasts about kestrels

Spring is in the air!  Western Meadowlarks, Turkey Vultures and Kestrels!  Plus I talk about heat lightning.  Learn more about all of these things on this episode! Support the podcast! Become a patron!  www.patreon.com/dispatchesfromtheforest Email me or make a donation through PayPal:  dispatchesfromtheforest@gmail.com Check out the merch store!  www.cafepress.com/shop/dispatchesfromtheforest Follow Dispatches from the Forest on FaceBook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube!

Thanks to our awesome Patrons, we're proud to present another episode of Mediasplode! Running Time: 00:54:05 This month, Josh Flanagan and Conor Kilpatrick are joined by their original Pick of the Week co-host Ron Richards to discuss… What We've Been Enjoying: 00:01:52 – Ron has been watching RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop and listening to Better Wonder by Kestrels (accidentally called Better World on the show). 00:10:08 – Conor has been watching Paradise and Reacher. 00:13:05 – Josh went to the theater to see Becoming Led Zeppelin. 00:16:16 – How radio shaped our love and appreciation of music, a brief detour down memory lane. 00:18:53 – Josh is watching Court of Gold. Discussion: 00:22:41 – The results of the 7th Annual iFanboy Patron Oscars Pool. 00:23:57 – The 2025 Academy Awards Listener Mail: 00:40:55 – Kyle F. from New Jersey wants to know which movies have driven the iFanboys to walk out of the theater. SPOILERS ABOVE! What's a Mediasplode? It's a monthly special edition show in which we talk about what we are enjoying in media outside of the realm of comic books. It's like our All Media Year End Round-Up but in a shorter, monthly format. Note: Time codes are estimates due to dynamic ad insertion by the distributor. Music: “Free Forever” Kestrels Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a message or question! This episode has it all... Bombers in WW1,  Coastal Command in WW2, Air-Sea rescue, anti-shipping operations, Balfour, Portal, Blenheims, Hudsons, Ansons, Kestrels, lifeboats and even flying naked over Norfolk in a bi-plane...Tune in for a fantastic discussion with Jamie Heffer, Chairman of the RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre.We delve into the history of RAF Bircham Newton, focusing on its significant role in Coastal Command during World War II. The conversation explores its origins in the First World War,  the inter-war years, its evolution into a Coastal Command base, and the human stories of those who served there, including the challenges and the horrendous losses of aircrew. The episode also highlights the air-sea rescue operations conducted from Bircham Newton and concludes with a discussion on the post-war period and the establishment of the RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre.You can read more about RAF Bircham Newton  (including open days ) on the Heritage Centre Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/groups/455568478629653/Support the showPlease subscribe to Never Mind The Dambusters wherever you get your podcasts. You can support the show, and help us produce great content, by becoming a paid subscriber from just $3 a month here https://www.buzzsprout.com/2327200/support . Supporters get early access to episodes and invitations to livestreams. Thank you for listening! You can reach out to us on social media at @RAF_BomberPod (X) or @NeverMindTheDambusters (Instagram)You can find out about James' research, articles, lectures and podcasts here .You can read more about Jane's work on her website at https://www.justcuriousjane.com/, and listen to podcasts/media stuff here

Subscriber-only episodeSend us a message or question! *** Episode generally available on Wednesday 22 January This episode has it all... Bombers in WW1,  Coastal Command in WW2, Air-Sea rescue, anti-shipping operations, Balfour, Portal, Blenheims, Hudsons, Ansons, Kestrels, lifeboats and even flying naked over Norfolk in a bi-plane...Tune in for a fantastic discussion with Jamie Heffer, Chairman of the RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre. We delve into the history of RAF Bircham Newton, focusing on its significant role in Coastal Command during World War II. The conversation explores its origins in the First World War,  the inter-war years, its evolution into a Coastal Command base, and the human stories of those who served there, including the challenges and the horrendous losses of aircrew. The episode also highlights the air-sea rescue operations conducted from Bircham Newton and concludes with a discussion on the post-war period and the establishment of the RAF Bircham Newton Heritage Centre.You can read more about RAF Bircham Newton  (including open days ) on the Heritage Centre Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/groups/455568478629653/Please subscribe to Never Mind The Dambusters wherever you get your podcasts. You can support the show, and help us produce great content, by becoming a paid subscriber from just $3 a month here https://www.buzzsprout.com/2327200/support . Supporters get early access to episodes and invitations to livestreams. Thank you for listening! You can reach out to us on social media at @RAF_BomberPod (X) or @NeverMindTheDambusters (Instagram)You can find out about James' research, articles, lectures and podcasts here .You can read more about Jane's work on her website at https://www.justcuriousjane.com/, and listen to podcasts/media stuff here

This week's show, after a 1952 Slim Gaillard goof: brand new Iggy Pop, Peter Perrett, Plush Machine, Kestrels, Chime School, Adolescents, and Franz Ferdinand, plus John Lennon, Scott Walker, Jacob Miller, Shadows of Knight, Dovers, Louis Prima, and Ray...

"Over a period of 10 years we were able to rear in captivity 331 Kestrels that we released back into nature." In the latest episode of Rewilding the World Ben Goldsmith speaks with legendary conservationist Carl Jones about the island of Mauritius. Carl famously led efforts to save a variety of species. These included the Mauritius kestrel which was on the brink of going the way of the dodo, as well as a bunch of landscape-scale rewilding projects in Mauritius and its surrounding islets.Carl describes Mauritius as it must have been when Europeans first arrived on the island; forests of ebony, palm savannas grazed by herds of giant tortoises, dodos ambling down the beach to greet the new arrivals, and a cacophony of strange and marvellous bird and reptile species. Now, inspired by Carl, Mauritius seems set to begin rebuilding these natural treasures.Ben Goldsmith is a British financier and rewilding enthusiast. Join him as he speaks to environmentalists from all over the world who are working to help restore habitats and wildlife to some of the most nature depleted parts of our planet.This podcast is produced by The Podcast Coach.Text Rewilding the World here. Let us know what you think of the podcast and if there are any rewilding projects you would love Ben to feature in future episodes.

Talking Basketball Show  Interview featuring Jack O'Keeffe Pt2 Tune-in for our next interview of 2024..what could go wrong! Topics: Basketball Roots Getting Into Basketball Coaching Solent Kestrels       We've lots of plans in the pipeline so stay tuned! Show History: Following from all the feedback from you amazing listeners, the show has evolved into all things Basketball! Interviews with players from Portsmouth Force, Fury, solent teams and beyond, we speak about UK BBL, FIBA and NBA topics. IF you like Basketball in the UK, Europe or NBA and want to be on the show, drop us a message on our social pages, we'd love to talk with you! DM US DIRECTLY by following our socials today !!!! Social Pages: Instagram + Threads  @talkingbasketballpodcast Apple Podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/talking-basketball-podcast/id1707021159 Podbean :          https://talkingbasketballpodcast.podbean.com/ Spotify:              https://open.spotify.com/show/1zL7v1BnxlqOX6KeUQl3IZ Amazon:            https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/dfdb5722-dbf0-49be-9079-29288f86ef6d/portsmouth-basketball-podcast Tunein:              https://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports--Recreation-Podcasts/PORTSMOUTH-BASKETBALL-PODCAST-p3859707/?topicId=325679870 PlayerFM:        https://player.fm/series/3510432 Boomplay:       https://www.boomplay.com/podcasts/77209?srModel=COPYLINK&srList=WEB Iheartradio:     https://www.iheart.com/podcast/338-portsmouth-basketball-podc-122971606/

Talking Basketball Show  Interview featuring Jack O'Keeffe Pt1 Tune-in for our next interview of 2024..what could go wrong! Topics: Basketball Roots Getting Into Basketball Coaching Solent Kestrels       We've lots of plans in the pipeline so stay tuned! Show History: Following from all the feedback from you amazing listeners, the show has evolved into all things Basketball! Interviews with players from Portsmouth Force, Fury, solent teams and beyond, we speak about UK BBL, FIBA and NBA topics. IF you like Basketball in the UK, Europe or NBA and want to be on the show, drop us a message on our social pages, we'd love to talk with you! DM US DIRECTLY by following our socials today !!!! Social Pages: Instagram + Threads  @talkingbasketballpodcast Apple Podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/talking-basketball-podcast/id1707021159 Podbean :          https://talkingbasketballpodcast.podbean.com/ Spotify:              https://open.spotify.com/show/1zL7v1BnxlqOX6KeUQl3IZ Amazon:            https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/dfdb5722-dbf0-49be-9079-29288f86ef6d/portsmouth-basketball-podcast Tunein:              https://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports--Recreation-Podcasts/PORTSMOUTH-BASKETBALL-PODCAST-p3859707/?topicId=325679870 PlayerFM:        https://player.fm/series/3510432 Boomplay:       https://www.boomplay.com/podcasts/77209?srModel=COPYLINK&srList=WEB Iheartradio:     https://www.iheart.com/podcast/338-portsmouth-basketball-podc-122971606/

This American Kestrel evolved to nest in tree cavities or small caves in cliffs. We humans have made life difficult for kestrels. Development has shrunk the open spaces they need. We've cleared away dead trees they rely on for nests and sprayed pesticides that eliminate the insects the birds eat. But we humans are also in a position to help. Volunteers are helping to build and put up nest boxes, improve habitat, and monitor these cool little falcons. Together, we can #BringBirdsBack.More info and transcript at BirdNote.org. Want more BirdNote? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Sign up for BirdNote+ to get ad-free listening and other perks. BirdNote is a nonprofit. Your tax-deductible gift makes these shows possible. 

Ahead of the SNL Playoffs Watty is joined by  Kyle Horne of the Kirkcaldy KestrelsSupport the show

Host Amanda McNulty of Making It Grow sees the natural beauty of the Wateree floodplain during her daily commute.

Good Friend Cory returns to the show to discuss Canadian math rock / post hardcore band, North of America, and their 2003 album Brothers, Sisters.New Major Awards EP - majorawards.bandcamp.comMerch Shop  - redbubble.com/people/punk-lotto-pod/shopJoin our Patreon to get bonus audio, videos, blog posts, and access to our Discord for only $1 at patreon.com/punklottopodPodcast platforms and social media links at linktr.ee/punklottopodCall our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Song clips featured on this episode:North of America - Keep it on the DownloadNorth of America - Wet to DanceNorth of America - Let's Get Sick to Our Stomachs

Summary: Now that you know what MOTUS is and what it does, let's talk about how is helps Arizona birds. Join Cheryl and Kiersten to find out how MOTUS is helping some Arizona birds.   For our hearing-impaired listeners, a transcript of this podcast follows the show notes on Podbean.   Show Notes: “Desert Deliverance”, by Margo Rosenbaum, Audubon Magazine Fall 2023, pg 18-19 “Home Away From Home”, by Daniel Grossman, Audubon Magazine Fall 2022, pg 30-35 “The Mysterious Decline of the American Kestrel,” by Jillian Mock, Audubon Magazine Spring 2023, pg 20-27 “Keeping Up with the Grosbeaks,” by Zoe Grueskin, Audubon Magazine Winter 2023, pg 15 Transcript   Cheryl-Intro:             Recently, we posted a podcast about MOTUS.  What it is-radio tracking system-more towers being placed in Arizona, one possibly at the Gilbert Riparian Water Ranch.  I wanted to revisit this because I found actual research studies using MOTUS that has an impact on Arizona birds.  It is exciting to see the impacts of this new technology and how it is advancing research in bird studies. Keirsten: Purple Martins             If you have lived on the east coast or in the mid-west of U.S. you have seen Purple Martins, and the colonial-style bird houses that they like to nest in.  A little back story about this bird, Purple Martins are insectivorous (insect eaters) which has made them vulnerable to the pesticides we use on our yards.  So, their numbers were really in decline here in the U.S. until citizen science got involved.  People who enjoyed seeing the birds and understood their importance to local insect control started placing the correct nest boxes these birds like.  These citizen scientists monitored the boxes, eliminated pesticide use on their properties, kept cats indoors etc.  Over time the populations of Purple Martins bounced back in the Untied States.  So why are we talking about them…because their numbers are still in decline, and scientists don't really know why.  Purple Martins have been studied extensively In North America; scientific knowledge tapers off when they fly south.  Just where do they go, Wat routes they take, and what critical habitat lies Along the way remain largely a mystery.  The marathon journeys these birds undertake every year compounds the risk to their survival. Arizona has its own sub-species of Purple Martins that prefer to nest in Saguaro cacti in the southern part of our state.  Arizona's Purple Martins spend the winter where?  They take a similar marathon journey as those who summer east of the Mississippi River. Cheryl: Get to the point-Brazil.             Just off a slice of land sitting mid-stream in Brazil's Rio Negro, is an island locally known as Ilha do Comaru, every year this island is submerged in March and only the tree tops poke above the surface.  There in those treetops are Purple Martins.  Now, Motus helped to locate this tiny island of 12 acres (slightly larger than Yankee Stadium).  How you ask?  Back in the U.S., scientists with the help of volunteers tagged nesting Purple Martins (adults and fledglings) with radio tags that will ping a receiver, that by chance was placed near this island.  Scientists looked at the MOTUS network tracking and thought huh?  Where is that?  It turns out that MOTUS revealed to scientists a space that is host to a concentration of roughly 250,000 birds between February and April, it's one of the largest Purple Martin roost ever discovered.  Its significance isn't just its size, however, but also the pivotal role the roost may play in the bird's long-distance migration.  Comaru could be the staging ground, or launch pad, for many of the 9.3 million Purple Martins that funnel through from South to North America.  Scientists are tagging Purple Martins on this tiny island, so they can trace birds coming and going to see where these birds' journey to breed.  Some head to Arizona, and some head towards the east coast of the U.S. This is important to Arizona Purple Martins because our sub-species like to nest in Saguaros that are 40 ft high.  It is easier for everyone if the tagging is done on this tiny island. Scientists are excited to trace the movements of these birds to figure out what they're eating and analyze whether they've been contaminated by pesticides and other pollutants, we can learn something about how they're doing in Brazil. Scientists feel that by taking a closer look at the birds onto this small isle, they hope to glean insights that can help secure the future of the entire species, and any discoveries they make will help uncover what's behind the decline of other songbirds, especially other aerial insectivores. Keirsten: The American Kestrel             Arizona hosts the American Kestrel all year long.  It just moves within the state.  This bird is on the decline here due to loss of habitat, pesticide use, and the increase in population of Cooper's Hawks, to name a few challenges this small falcon must face daily.  Scientists are racing to understand why this bird is continuing to disappear from our skies.             Let's move to Texas where there is a project that outfits kestrels with radio trackers to glean how they move on their wintering grounds and where they breed come spring.  The exact paths kestrels take and the ultimate winter destinations for many populations are mysteries.  Their smaller scale movements are also an enigma:  researcher Maddy Kaleta stated in an article for Audubon Society “We know kestrels need open space, but we don't know enough about where they prefer to hunt, how big their territories are, or what they do when their preferred habitat disappears. Kestrels that spend one winter hunting in a field may return to find it has disappeared under concrete and new shopping attractions the next winter.  MOTUS is helping answer these questions.             Data from this study indicates sharpest kestrel declines are in the East.   For the birds that show up in the nest boxes placed by citizen scientists, their success rates are very high.  A single kestrel pair fledges three to four chicks on average.  The puzzling problem is that they are not showing up.              In the west, kestrels are showing up, but they are breeding weeks earlier than they did in the 1990's and scientists discovered that farmers are taking advantage of significantly warmer winters by planting crops earlier to avoid the hotter summers.  The change in planting draws insects and rodents which is a bounty for the kestrels, and kestrels are taking advantage of this change.              All this data collected will help Arizona protect the American Kestrels that choose Arizona as their home. Cheryl: Evening Grosbeaks             This beautiful bird winters here in the lower part of Arizona on occasion but spends most of its time up in Arizona's boreal forests.  But since 1970, the once common species has sharply declined in the EAST, making irruptions less frequent and grosbeak visits increasingly rare.              Scientists started out with a small number of tagged birds aiming to discover where these birds go in spring. Then with numbers declining they scaled up their tagging and tracking to over 200 birds so far.  Using radio and satellite tags, scientists plan to expand across more of the species U.S. Range because Evening Grosbeakshave unpredictable roving patterns and this makes it vital and challenging to understand their movements.  These birds are somewhat secretive and breed in remote areas, so trying to find where they're nesting isn't easy.  So once a bird is tagged in winter scientists can follow its journey.   This data collected from MOTUS will help answer questions and could reveal bottlenecks or pressure points for the species and clues about what's driving the decline.             Researchers have found evidence of climate change is stressing spruce and fir forests where these birds like to nest, and diseases such as conjunctivitis, West Nile virus, or salmonella infections may all play into Evening Grosbeaks and their decline.  Tagging and tracking birds has highlighted the vulnerability of birds and window strikes.             All this data, even if it is collected on the East coast will help Arizona fast track efforts to protect our population of Evening Grosbeaks with MOTUS' help.

Join us on the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, as we continue to celebrate the performing arts with a new work from performers/creators, Weena Pauly and Katie Workum, entitled, Monster Mourning. On this episode we discussed the origin of this show, the fabulous message behind it, as well as had a fantastic discussion regarding the arts themselves. So don't miss out on this great conversation! And be sure to get your tickets now!Monster Mourning January 14th, 19th, and 20th@ Kestrels (200 Sixth St, Brooklyn, NY)Tickets and more information can be found at tickettailor.comAnd be sure to follow our guests to stay up to date on all their upcoming projects and productions:@weenapaulytarr@katieweena@katieworkumdancekestrels.space

Read along with John, Vin, Patrick, Joy, Amrita and RJ as they read The Narrow Road Between Desires for the very first time in The Narrow Pod Between Pages! For longer thoughts that you would like us to address on the podcast, please write letters to narrowpodbetweenpages@gmail.com! Narrow Pod is created and produced by John, Vinny, Patrick, Amrita, RJ, Bill, and Joy.

A migratory raptor wich spends its foraging time in West Africa and breeds in southern Europe. Here in Doñana, there is a specific place in a daunting location where they breed . Unfortunately, we can't say where it is located as local conservationists want to keep it protected from human disturbance, but it is quite a magical place: an old holiday complex now owned by Lesser Kestrels, Little Owls, Barn Owls, Spotted Starlings, White Storks and many other birds. An eerie place, so quiet we could hear our blood pumping in our bodies. Every evening the Lesser Kestrels - different from the Common Kestrels which don't migrate - would start roosting in the nesting boxes placed by local bird experts to increase the breeding success. The sounds of their squeaky calls echo in this abandoned place, where human presence is no longer found and wildlife thrives in a possibly unspoken collaboration misunderstood by both sides. Recording by Sounding Wild in Doñana, Spain

On this episode I solo it to answer some listener questions related to Kestrels and how I use them. I talk about how I use them to develop a wind call, how to set them up to give correct crosswind jump (AJ or aerodynamic jump), and how I true my data. Thanks for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mythologyofmarksmanship/support

In this episode, your hosts Francis Colon and Chad Heckler continue their discussion on wind reading, wind calls and some of the tricks they've learned to become better at centering their shots on target.  The art of "reading the wind" can be difficult for even the most experienced shooters, however, learning  the "science" of wind dynamics will improve your ability to manage corrections on the clock.  Using everything from Kestrels to vegetation, wind charts to gut feelings, they cover the bases on strategies that will improve your skills at interpreting the correct call more quickly.  This will be a valuable episode to improve your hit rates in various conditions!

This American Kestrel evolved to nest in tree cavities or small caves in cliffs. We humans have made life difficult for kestrels. Development has shrunk the open spaces they need. We've cleared away dead trees they rely on for nests and sprayed pesticides that eliminate the insects the birds eat. But we humans are also in a position to help. Volunteers are helping to build and put up nest boxes, improve habitat, and monitor these cool little falcons. Together, we can #BringBirdsBack.More info and transcript at BirdNote.org.Want more BirdNote? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Sign up for BirdNote+ to get ad-free listening and other perks. BirdNote is a nonprofit. Your tax-deductible gift makes these shows possible.

The universe wanted this Bonus Episode with Chad Peck of Kestrels to happen. A fuzzy, reverb-drenched power-pop band from Halifax, Nova Scotia who excel at crafting huge-sounding songs with big hooks and ripping riffs, Kestrels came to us out of the ether of Twitter and was as patient as an angel. Now we are good pals with Chad, who teaches high school English by day and rocks out by night.

Brady and I (Morgun King) finish going through our gear. We talk packs, tripods, bags, miscellaneous items, and pack organization. We then start in on how we each utilize a Kestrel at a match in order to get good wind calls, get good data, and minimize the amount of time spent staring at our Kestrels. 

This episode of Wild Mount Diablo features America's smallest falcon and efforts to help them thrive, which may be having a positive effect on local populations.       

Welcome to The So SO Show with Visit Southampton - light up your social life. It's a weekly look at life in the city hosted by Zoe Hanson and Simon Clarke. This week we find out where the Irish go to celebrate St Patricks Day in Southampton, British Gymnastics comes to Eastleigh and meet the coach of a local sporting team who are flying high! Plus where you need to be to accidentally bump into Tom Hardy! Thanks for listening and don't forget to follow us on our socials for the chance to win! Zoe and Simon xx

The wonderful Jen O'Neill - editor of She Kicks women's football magazine (formerly On the Ball) joined our Rich Speight to discuss... well... pretty much everything!Including but not limited to:The origins of the side we now know as SAFC Ladies, and Jen's journey through the footballing world since childhood;Her experiences as a player for the Kestrels, and her role in the merger and transition to Sunderland Women;The problems with John MacPhail's shorts...Jen's journey through media - working on the official SAFC programs and her work with On the Ball/She Kicks since leaving her playing career; How far have we come regarding coverage of the women's game?The future of the women's game generally, and the need to match expectation with sustainability;Her experiences playing with the Lasses that went on to become household names... and make up half the National side;Her pride in Mel Reay's side and players like Keira Ramshaw who stuck with the Lasses as the FA condemned them to the lower divisions, and her hopes for the Lasses season and continuing development of young talent;All this and much more! Listen In! #WomensFootballWeekend #HerGameToo #SAFC #SAFCLadies #watfordfcwomen #FAWCL #FAWSL See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're releasing a new episode of the podcast and this one features the delightful Ronda McMeen! When we asked readers of The Turquoise Iris Journal to share their gardens with us for a special feature, Ronda stepped up to the plate and over-delivered! I was so grateful for the chance to sit down and chat with her about life as a creative (and that beautiful garden)! https://www.facebook.com/ChasingKestrels    

North America's smallest falcon is the colorful American Kestrel. Once known as Sparrow Hawks, these tiny raptors are experts at catching grasshoppers and lizards as well as small mammals and birds. Their acceptance of a nesting box, when offered, makes them relatively easy to photograph and observe.

  This episode is about striated caracaras, or rather, one man's obsession with them.  The man in question is Jonathan Meiburg who is a musician, author and bird lover.  In 1833, a young Charles Darwin was astonished by a strange animal he met in the Falkland Islands: a handsome, social, and oddly crow-like falcon that was “tame and inquisitive,” “quarrelsome and passionate,” and so insatiably curious that it stole hats, compasses, and other valuables from the crew of the Beagle. Darwin met many unusual creatures in his five-year voyage, but no others showed an interest in studying him—and he wondered why these birds were confined to islands at the tip of South America, sensing a larger story. But he set this mystery aside, and never returned to it. Almost two hundred years later, Meiburg picks up where Darwin left off. These rare and unusual birds—now called striated caracaras—still exist, and A Most Remarkable Creature reveals the wild and fascinating story of their history, origins, and possible futures in a series of travels throughout South America, from the fog-bound coasts of Tierra del Fuego to the tropical forests of Guyana. Along the way, Meiburg draws us into the life and work of W.H. Hudson, a Victorian writer and naturalist who championed caracaras as unsung wonders of the natural world, and takes us to falconry parks in England, where captive caracaras perform incredible feats of memory, problem-solving, and friendship. A Most Remarkable Creature is much more than a book about birds: it's a quest for moments of first contact between humans and animals, science and religion, and the mismatched continents Europeans mistakenly called the New World.  In 1997, Jonathan Meiburg received a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship to travel to remote communities around the world, a year-long journey that sparked his enduring fascination with islands, birds, and the deep history of the living world. Since then, he's written reviews, features, and interviews for print and online publications including The Believer, Talkhouse, and The Appendix on subjects ranging from a hidden exhibit hall at the American Museum of Natural History to the last long-form interview with author Peter Matthiessen. But he's best known as the leader of the band Shearwater and as a member of Sub Pop recording artists Loma, whose albums and performances have often been praised by NPR, The New York Times, The Guardian, and Pitchfork. His unique career between the sciences and the arts makes him an ideal guide for a journey that takes in the deep history and landscapes of an entire continent, from the lush forests of Guyana to the windswept Falkland Islands. He lives in central Texas. “Caracaras are not like other birds, or even other birds of prey. Curious, wide-ranging, gregarious, and intelligent, the ten species of caracara are a scientific puzzle that has intrigued biologists since the days of Darwin. And this book — as curious, wide-ranging, gregarious, and intelligent as its subject — is not like any other book that I have encountered.” Charles C. Mann, author of 1491.  Image credit: Bryan C. Parker Summary of the episode 1:00 What are Caracaras? 3:00 Falklands from Tierra del Fuego. 5:25: Bird life in the Falklands per Darwin. Striated caracaras. 8:30 Black-browed albatrosses.  140,000 birds sitting on their nests in the summertime.  Royal and Wandering albatrosses. 10:00 Jonathan imitates bird sounds. 12:00 Antarctica used to be warm before the Cretaceous extinction. The ancestors of falcons lived there and came to North America later on.  Greatest diversity of the various falcon species are in North America. 13:00 True falcons-- what are they? 14:00 Specialist versus generalist approach to life. 15:00 Are Caracaras intelligent? Ten species of Caracaras.  Only one is endangered: Striated Caracaras.  Why are they only in the Falklands? This is what Darwin asked. Jonathan has a theory about why Striated Caracaras are stuck in the Falkland Islands. 20:00 Who was William Henry Hudson? The book has both these characters? What did Darwin think about the function of music? 24:00 Guyana trip to look for tropical caracaras.  About the red-throated caracaras.  They nest in bromeliads, sometimes 200 feet off the forest floors.  Feed on wasp combs, litter their nest with millipedes (pest control?) 27:00 Genetically, falcons are closest to parrots.  Not hawks and eagles. 28:00 The Guadalupe caracara.  30:00 Flamingoes on Andes Mountains 33:00 The future of striated caracaras.  

Special Guest: Chad Peck from Kestrels

Wind, weather, ballistics, technology and more! Jim, Mark, and Reuben sit down with Kestrel long-timer Katie Godfrey to chat through these fascinating devices, their evolution, and Kestrel’s jump into the shooting/ballistics arena. From sailing, rowing, Coxswain’s and how fast air comes out of your hand dryer, to all the tech that goes into these pocket-sized weather statin/ballistic solution marvels, Kestrels are very cool, very interesting and very important for any long-range shooter.As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation™ podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

It's part 1 of my Zoomified conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss our favorite music of 2020. Show notes: - Recorded via Zoom - This podcast is not affiliated in any with MovieFone. - The first time in nine years that we're not talking the year in rock in the same room - No live shows after early March - Breitling last saw Hallelujah the Hills at Great Scott last November, Kumar saw Drive-By Truckers at Somerville Theater in March - Devastating economic impact on all the non-musicians who work to put concerts together - If approved, Save Our Stages act would aid live venues - Many independent Boston-area venues have already closed - Great Scott may reopen in a new location - No touring means no income for many smaller artists - Streaming royalties need to be updated and increased - The Breitlings enjoyed Strange Brew recently - Plenty of livestreams, free, for charity and for profit - Bandcamp Friday has been a good way to help out artists - Online radio has been fun - Breitling is doing a show with a couple of fellow Wesleyan DJs called Parcheesi Redux - Parcheesi Redux Thursday (along with the other shows) is on Mixcloud - Kumar's show, Stuck In Thee Garage, is in its 7th year on BFF.fm - Great way to discover new music - Our favorite music - Breitling's picks from the midyear that didn't make his top 10: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Soft Pink Truth, Gigi Masin, Peel Dream Magazine, Mandarina Duck, Destroyer - Kumar's midyear picks that didn't make final top 10: Flat Worms, Dogleg, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Drakulas, Car Seat Headrest - More Breitling on-the-bubble picks: Susie Derkins, Hum, Coriky, Mountain Goats, Milky Wimpshake, Somerset Thrower, Nothing, METZ, Bob Mould, The Brother Kite, Paper Birch - More Kumar honorable mention picks: Psychedelic Furs, Kestrels, Fontaines D.C., Pearl Jam, Lo Tom, Disheveled Cuss, Emerald Comets/Ex-Hyena - Next week: We count down our top 10 albums Completely Conspicuous is available through the Apple Podcasts directory. Subscribe and write a review! The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

This week on the podcast, Fi and Jane chat to novelist Maggie O'Farrell. The author of Hamnet, Where Snow Angels Go and I am, I am, I am speaks about how to get into an Elizabethan's head, offers some reading recommendations and gets advice on saucier content from Jane. Before Maggie arrives there's retro phones and six degrees of royal separation. Get in touch: fortunately.podcast@bbc.co.uk

In an auspicious moment for The Scratch Cast, our first-ever interview, Grant and Snedds are joined by Chad Peck from Nova Scotia, Canada's Kestrels. Chad opens up about the recording of Kestrels' latest album "Dream or Don't Dream" and discusses his influences, working with his heroes and balancing being in a band with a full-time career.Thanks again to Chad for talking to us and we hope you enjoy the interview! Make sure you check out the new album and check out more music from Kestrels here: https://kestrels.bandcamp.com/ The intro music, which will be stuck in your head for days, is taken from "Parkinson", a British television chat show presented by Michael Parkinson - please don't sue us! Audio clips are featured as a taster only and remain the property of the individual artists. Clips featured are as follows: "Dumb Angel" (ft. Tim Wheeler from "Ash" - from "A Ghost History (2012, Sonic Unyon). "No Alternative" (from "Kestrels" (2016, Sonic Unyon)). "Are You Alone" (from "Kestrels" (2016, Sonic Unyon)). "Eyes Wide" (from "Kestrels" (2016, Sonic Unyon)). "Vanishing Point" (from "Dream or Don't Dream" (2020, Noyes Records (Canada) & Darla Records (Worldwide)). "Grey and Blue" (from "Dream or Don't Dream" (2020, Noyes Records (Canada) & Darla Records (Worldwide)). "Don't Dream" (from "Dream or Don't Dream" (2020, Noyes Records (Canada) & Darla Records (Worldwide)). "Dalloway" (from "Dream or Don't Dream" (2020, Noyes Records (Canada) & Darla Records (Worldwide)). "Keep It Close" ((from "Dream or Don't Dream" (2020, Noyes Records (Canada) & Darla Records (Worldwide)). Don't forget to subscribe to The Scratch Cast on your favourite streaming/podcast service so you never miss an episode. Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KYNkI2 Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3082hBj Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2QXCohy YouTube: http://bit.ly/2QXtlxo Deezer: http://bit.ly/34sjqDA Castbox: http://bit.ly/34sEJoH TuneIn Radio: http://bit.ly/2QVt8ur & more: https://pod.link/1480168617 Peace.

Birders and non-birders alike love urban nesting birds. The drama of life and death in a place where you wouldn’t necessarily expect wildlife is certainly appealing, and when a pair of American Kestrels took up at Cleveland, Ohio's busy West Side Market filmmaker and media producer Najada Davis documented their story, a project that became the documentary Kestrels in the Hood. He joins Nate Swick to talk about that work.  Also, the pandemic has been good for bird songs.  Thanks to Field Guides for sponsoring this episode. Check out their new video series, Out Birding with Field Guides. Subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Google Play, and please leave a rating or a review if you are so inclined! We appreciate it!

Episode 11 of The Scratch Cast is finally here!On this month's episode, we discuss last month's “singles swap” - “Feeling Fine” by DREGG and “Grey and Blue” by Kestrels. Our picks for the next episode are “Endarkenment” by Anaal Nathrakh and “England's Ending” by Bob Vylan. On “submission corner” we discuss “Lights” by Penny Betts and “Insomnia” by Odd Tsar. If you want us to review your music then hit us up via the contact page, on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or via email at theheadscratcher@outlook.com. And as if that wasn't enough we also review the self-titled album from Coriky, “Sex, Death and the Infinite Void” by Creeper, “Have You Lost Your Mind yet?” by Fantastic Negrito and finally “Hope Rituals” by Waco. Check out the episode below or via any of the links at the bottom of the page. Sit back and enjoy some “Atomic Kitten VIbes”. Audio clips are featured as a taster only and remain the property of the individual artists. If you're wondering what our review scores relate to, check out our rating system below: 1/10 - Destroy without listening 2/10 - Rancid bin juice (bathe afterwards) 3/10 - Hot garbage (avoid) 4/10 - Meh (not worth going back to) 5/10 - Forgettable (one or two good songs) 6/10 - Just OK (for fans of the genre) 7/10 - Good (quite like it) 8/10 - Very good (must listen) 9/10 - Exceptional (absolutely love it) 10/10 - Practically flawless (unmissable) Don't forget to subscribe to The Scratch Cast on your favourite streaming/podcast service so you never miss an episode. Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KYNkI2 Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3082hBj Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2QXCohy YouTube: http://bit.ly/2QXtlxo Deezer: http://bit.ly/34sjqDA Castbox: http://bit.ly/34sEJoH TuneIn Radio: http://bit.ly/2QVt8ur & more: https://pod.link/1480168617 Peace.

This week, Cal talks about earthmovers, trail discoveries, and aggressive peckers.   Connect with Cal and MeatEater Cal on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop Cal's Week in Review Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 10 of The Scratch Cast is finally here and to celebrate reaching this auspicious milestone we've added a new feature “submission corner” where you can submit your music direct to us for review on the podcast. Hit us up via the contact page, on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or via email at theheadscratcher@outlook.com.On this exciting episode, we discuss last month's “singles swap” - “Oceans” by Peter Bibby and “Broadcaster” by Squid. Our picks for the next episode are: “Grey and Blue” by Kestrels and “Feeling Fine” by DREGG.On the inaugural “submission corner”, we discuss “Into The Abyss” by UsualSuspex and “It Don't Bring Me Down” by The Moonlands.This month we also review “Self Surgery” from Mrs Piss (featuring “Chelsea Woof”), “Call In The Crash Team” an incredible spoken word / ambient collaboration by LYR, “Royal Swan” the debut album from the wonderfully weird Phoxjaw and the “5 Songs EP”, the second EP from indie punk band DITZ containing, yep you guessed it, five songs.Sit back and enjoy “A Lovely Bit of Wank”.If you're wondering what our review scores relate to, check out our rating system below:1/10 - Destroy without listening2/10 - Rancid bin juice (bathe afterwards)3/10 - Hot garbage (avoid)4/10 - Meh (not worth going back to)5/10 - Forgettable (one or two good songs)6/10 - Just OK (for fans of the genre)7/10 - Good (quite like it)8/10 - Very good (must listen)9/10 - Exceptional (absolutely love it)10/10 - Practically flawless (unmissable)Don't forget to subscribe to The Scratch Cast on your favourite streaming/podcast service so you never miss an episode.Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KYNkI2Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3082hBjGoogle Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2QXCohyYouTube: http://bit.ly/2QXtlxoDeezer: http://bit.ly/34sjqDACastbox: http://bit.ly/34sEJoHTuneIn Radio: http://bit.ly/2QVt8ur& more: https://pod.link/1480168617Peace.

Once again, Chris goes above and beyond in the name of radio!

This American Kestrel evolved to nest in tree cavities or small caves in cliffs. We humans have made life difficult for kestrels. Development has shrunk the open spaces they need. We’ve cleared away dead trees they rely on for nests and sprayed pesticides that eliminate the insects the birds eat

Chad is the singer and songwriter from the band Kestrels. Their new album "Dream Or Don’t Dream" comes out THIS FRIDAY, July 10, 2020. If you miss the "alternative rock" people made in the 90s, you’ll dig Kestrels. J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr plays on the record. We talked about that, meeting Steve Albini, touring, recording, Eric Clapton, Myspace, buying $25 CDs, DOD guitar pedals, the creative process and so much more. As a fun bonus, this was recorded on July 6, 2019. What a time capsule!

Kitchen Sink # 104 Playlist Lightning Bug – Intro (October Song, NYC dream pop) HYLA – Deserve (new single, Melbourne shoegaze) Hoops – Fall Back (new single from forthcoming Halo, indie pop from Bloomington, IN) Break 1 The Memory Fades – 14 Cheerleader Coldfront (acoustic version, new single, UK indie pop) Joe Pernice – Sullivan Street (Richard, new, Massachusetts indie rock) Laura Marling – Alexandra (Song For Our Daughter, new, UK folk) Snowgoose – Who Will You Choose (The Making of You, new, Scottish folk rock, helped out by members of Belle and Sebastian, The Pearlfishers, and Teenage Fanclub) The Hanging Stars – I Will Please You (A New Kind of Sky, new, London psych pop) Pale Lights – Golden Times (new, You and I EP, NYC jangle pop) Corasandel – Cracked Light (new single, Lincoln UK psych gaze) Shack – I Want You (H.M.S. Fable, UK indie rock with Michael Head, 1999) The Asteroid No. 4 – Northern Song (new single, CA psych) Bryan Estepa – Subject To Change (B-side to Weight of Gold, Sydney Australia indie rock) The Stroppies – Burning Bright (Look Alive!, new, Melbourne jangle pop) Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Cameo (new, Sideways to New Italy, Melbourne indie rock) Break 2 SPC ECO – When You’re Alive (6月LP June EP, new, UK dark wave) IST IST – Black (new, Architecture, Manchester post punk) Red Mishima – Marion (s/t album, Swiss dark wave) The Chameleons – Monkeyland (Radio 1 Evening Show Sessions, UK post punk, orig. from 1983 album Script of the Bridge, a classic of the genre) Key Out – Chorus (new, Anthropomorphia, Sydney dream pop, reminds of The Sound on this track) Life on Venus – It’s Alright (new single, Moscow dream pop) Soft Kill – Stuck to The Ceiling (Memory Loss single, Portland OR post punk) Ciel – The Shore (Movement EP, new, Brighton UK dream pop) Jules in Trouble – Where/When? (Dark Jewels, new, Queens NY bedroom pop) Peel Dream Magazine – Kaaterskill Trailhead (digital bonus track, Modern Meta Physic) Lake Ruth and Listening Center – Law and Disorder (new single from this NYC collaboration, cosmic dream pop) Break 3 Slowdive – Altogether (Souvlaki, 1993, UK dream pop) Secret Shine – Ember (new single, Bristol UK shoegaze) Juliper Sky – Waves (new, Visions of a New Age EP, Manchester UK shoegaze) Superdrone – Walk Away (new, Solargaze, Southampton UK psych gaze) Laveda – Better Now (new, What Happens After, Albany NY shoegaze) To the Wedding – Light (new, PLIGHT / LIGHT split with Nervous, Brooklyn dream wave) The Kestrels – Grey and Blue (new, from forthcoming Dream or Don't Dream, feat. J Mascis on lead guitar, Halifax shoegaze) New Age Healers feat. Katie Haley, Jim Biggs & My Young– In Dreams (free song but asking free will donations for Creative Justice, a Seattle based non-profit that uses an “innovative arts-based approach to ending racial disproportionality and youth incarceration.”) Eep – Hogar (new single from forthcoming Death of a Very Good Machine, out in July, El Paso dream gaze) Vast Asteroid – Champagne Ambassadors (new single, LA space rock) Break 4 The Hollow Men – Louder Than God (Cresta, UK indie pop, 1990) The Vickers – Senseless Life (new, Ghosts, Florence Italy psych rock) Spotlight Kid – Space Race (new, Nottingham psych gaze, From the Archives Part 2) The Proper Ornaments – You Shouldn’t Have Gone (Mission Bells, UK indie rock, James Hoare and Max Oscarnold)

Kestrels may be small, but they have plenty of attitude to survive and thrive in most of North America. Naturalist Deb Williams joins host Nicole Brown to dive into some fun stories and facts about the smallest falcon in North America.Show notes: https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favorite/the-smallest-falcon-ft-deb-williamsWebsite: https://gpnc.org/thats-my-favoriteEmail: myfavorite@gpnc.org

i was craving sugar so i bought the worst cheesecake i could find.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here:  http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Las Robertas “Alto Astral” from Waves of the NewTough Tits “Anxious” from Anxious/No KnowMore Eaze “heteronymic” from firesid3 ch@t r00mFuture Girls “Middle America” from (The) Problem Of Motivation (Demos)Drahla “Burden of Proof” from Faux TextThe Trolls “Summer Song” from Treasure Mountain EPHoop “Good Dregs” from Super GenuineHovvdy “Friend” from TasterSchande “What If It’s In Calligraphy?” from I Wrote ThatSarcasm “Instant Automaton” from Malarial Bog EPspit-take “something sometimes” from frog rockKindling “Can’t Hardly Wait” from Kindling / Kestrels SplitKestrels “Thorn” from Kindling / Kestrels Splittough boy “sleep” from helloInspector 22 “Lesson Learnin'” from Devil Is FriendLaser Background “Hymnals” from Dark Nuclear Bogstricot “Namu” from 3Piss Test “Nerd Zoo” from Piss TestSam Gas Can “I’m Sick (of Rock & Roll)” from KING ZOLO EPDiners “You’ve Got It” from SplitMr. Husband “Shake That Dream” from Plaid On PlaidWurld Series “Landslide” from Air Goofybeing a living thing “necromancy” from live songs

This weekend we'll be talking to Solent Kestrels guard and National Cup MVP Brendan Okoronkwo. - Reaction to going toe to toe with the Newcastle Eagles, the most successful BBL franchise in the British Basketball League Trophy Final - What was it like playing against BBL vets in two-time MVP Ramon Fletcher and renowned vet Darius Defoe - What it was like to go undefeated, 22-0 in Basketball England Division One - Pulling off one of the biggest upsets in BBL history by beating last season's league champions, London Lions in the Trophy first round, before beating south-coast NBL rivals Worthing Thunder, Brendan's former club - THAT first leg of the BBL Trophy semi-finals against the Bristol Flyers - What first attracted him to the sport of basketball and why he'd choose to support the Philadelphia 76ers

Dragon Age is an TTRPG not just a video game and these fine Folks are just a small but still important part of the fateful fumble & The Kestrels Podcasts / Live streams!Music:"too cool" by Kevin macleod"

This episode, I dive into a wee bit of politics for the first time on a show, I talk kestrels, bullets, and some AI.  Audio SHOULD be better this go 'round.  As per usual, not kid friendly.  ENJOY!

Road Trip to Bristol to for a Podcast with TV Presenter and Wildlife Expert Miranda Krestovnikoff Short video of our trip down to bristol last week to meet up with Miranda Krestovnikoff in her back garden A fantastic podcast which will be out in a few weeks, subscribe to be among the first to get this content I think we spent longer chatting about her pond and the wildlife in and around it from, frogs and newts to the thousands of water snails currently living in there, the Herons and Comorants that visit and the Kestrels, absolutely fascinating, well worth the effort to speak with Miranda, she is so Nice! Miranda was really pleased with her Dive Line Mug :-) Lots coming up over the next few weeks and months so stay tuned

In this episode Ian reads Articles about Kestrels and the life that is returning to the River Erewash.

Darren Paul interviews Travis Charles, Jonathan Lashley and Matt Guymon following Solent Kestrel's victory over the London Lions in the BBL Trophy. #Britishbasketball

Writer performer and man Alex Sievewright joins Jon Holmes and Marc Haynes to write a tell-all expose of the One Show's disgusting personal life. On today's show: JLS isn't mentioned, Rochelle off the Saturday's plagiarises a quiz show, a teacher shouts 'bum Al Qaeda', George Clooney mocks the audience, Matt loves Little Mix, and a Lisa Stansfield/Gabrielle confusion. It can only be...The The One Show Show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Super Skull Curtis unleashes his equestrian side, Nick theorizes about how the comic industry can be improved, Marcus finds his calling with the game Wingspan , and we fill your brain with bird facts.Our Recommendo’s this week are:- Snowblowing- Trader Joe’s Sauerkraut- Heat Rocks PodcastLink Dump!- Viz Takedown Notices- Viz Media accounts for 5% of Google’s take down notices- Brian Hibbs at Comix Pro- Wingspan by Stonemaier Games- Natalia Rojas- Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo Instagram- Beth SobelDid you know: Kestrels track rodents by their urine, and will cache surplus kills for later.Like what we do? Help support the show! Donate.

Actress Trudie Goodwin compiles her first edition of Tweet of the Week, and reminisces about Carib grackles in the Caribbean, Kestrels above Battersea Power Station, and some pointers about where the best place to bird watch is... This omnibus edition contains the following repeated episodes; Bar-tailed Godwit - presented by Martin Hughes-Games Firecrest - presented by Chris Watson Australian Magpie - presented by Sir David Attenborough Jackdaw - presented by Martin Hughes-Games Woodcock - presented by Kate Humble

Here our own @GM_JEFF_BALL reconects with 3 of the 6 cast members from the Fateful Fumble/ The Kestrels Vodcast from you tube/facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/fatefulfumble/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHLcNi2KDGk1vgzvwPovWnQMusicMusic: "Exit The Premises" by Kevin Macleodwww.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy-NyPTRYU8

Nick has a joke and the team are adamant about visiting the moon. They also discuss “Organ Guy” and introduce you all to Little Snotty Wilkinson

It's here! Our Vampire podcast is ready to see the light of day, or rather the dark of night!We're ready to delve into the World of Darkness and itbegins with 4 origin stories where we introduce our player characters for thefirst time and play through their Embrace. Fourth player up is Emily, a preppy ice queen, with a dangerous appetite for destruction.Emilie is played by Tonje Angvik who also plays Gaffy in The Kestrels podcast. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook@fatefulfumble!You can follow Tonje @tonyeah_geeks_and_creations on Instagramand @Tonje_angvik on Twitter. Music used in this episode:Intro - Butchers - Free to use from the YouTube audiolibrary.Tomb Raider – free use music by Yung Logos from YouTube.Dark City – tabletopaudio.com. The piece is published under a Creative Commons license BY-ND-NC. www.tabletopaudio.comDark Continent – tabletopaudio.com. The piece is published under a Creative Commons license BY-ND-NC. www.tabletopaudio.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kathryn DeYoung shares their adventures in birdwatching and creating habitats for Kestrels. Their use of technology and nature is amazing to hear about and their passion for birds and nature.

It's here! Our Vampire podcast is ready to see the light of day, or rather the dark of night!We're ready to delve into the World of Darkness and itbegins with 4 origin stories where we introduce our player characters for thefirst time and play through their Embrace. Third player up is Kay, a punky genderfluid shit kid from Wisconsin, who somehow ended up as a legacy member of the Chicago chapter of the motorcycle gang known as the Anarchists.Kay is played by Anita Olsen Støbakk who also plays Valeth in The Kestrels podcast. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook@fatefulfumble!You can follow Anita @anitapixiedust on Instagramand @Anita_illus on Twitter. Music used in this episode:Intro - Butchers - Free to use from the YouTube audiolibrary. Meadow - Free to use from the YouTube audio library. White hats – Wayne JonesFree to use.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDPtWMRgR85Bus-RSojW60w See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're Watching the Two Live Crew Job, ask us about the Kobayashi Maru, Instant Pudding, and Kestrels.We're also Joined by Zack from TWA.We discuss: Magitek hacking, handling the heavy stuff, a woodchipper's purpose, Zack avoids Redneck media, Katherine is dead, Adrian's A-Team Headcanon, Hannibals, Frankie makes history by being the first one other than Cass to point out Parker's clothes, Starke is a grifter spec'd into a forger prestige class, Mikel Dayan's Actress is unfortunate, also staring Apollo as Nate's hands, we all imitate Dennis Nedry, Wil Wheaton's forgettable face, Hardison continues to be unfortunate, the wider cultural dissemination of the Kobayashi Maru, the Worf Effect, and cheat or don't play.Apollo Robbins: The Art of Misdirection TED-TalkRecommendations:Hailstorm, I Miss the MiseryIn This Moment, Big Bad WolfFormativeStudio Killers, Party Like it's your Birthday

We’re Watching the Two Live Crew Job, ask us about the Kobayashi Maru, Instant Pudding, and Kestrels.We’re also Joined by Zack from TWA.We discuss: Magitek hacking, handling the heavy stuff, a woodchipper’s purpose, Zack avoids Redneck media, Katherine is dead, Adrian’s A-Team Headcanon, Hannibals, Frankie makes history by being the first one other than Cass to point out Parker’s clothes, Starke is a grifter spec’d into a forger prestige class, Mikel Dayan’s Actress is unfortunate, also staring Apollo as Nate’s hands, we all imitate Dennis Nedry, Wil Wheaton’s forgettable face, Hardison continues to be unfortunate, the wider cultural dissemination of the Kobayashi Maru, the Worf Effect, and cheat or don’t play.Apollo Robbins: The Art of Misdirection TED-TalkRecommendations:Hailstorm, I Miss the MiseryIn This Moment, Big Bad WolfFormativeStudio Killers, Party Like it’s your Birthday

It's here! Our Vampire podcast is ready to see the light of day, or rather the dark of night!We're ready to delve into the World of Darkness and it begins with 4 origin stories where we introduce our playyer characters for the first time and play through their Embrace.First up is Myah, a beautiful, young social media maven with a hunger for money and fame.Myah is played by Sunniva who also plays Firil the elven rogue in The Kestrels podcast.You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @fatefulfumble!You can follow Sunniva @annabellacosplay on Instagram and @nghsunniva on Twitter.Music used in this episode:Intro - Butchers - Free to use from the YouTube audio library.Meadow - Free to use from the YouTube audio library.Echoes - Free to use from the Youtube Library Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAAi5wqJHz73Xid1IjVgW7A See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

East Coast After Dark Interview Podcast Episode 001: Chad Peck of Kestrels, We Need Secrets,…Read the postEpisode 001: Chad Peck

On the heels of their new, self-titled full-length, I sit down with Kestrels head honcho Chad Peck to talk about the making of the album, flying under the radar in the Nova Scotia music scene, playing with bands like Dinosaur Jr. and Ash, how building websites for your favourite bands in high school can lead to guest solos on your album, and more. A clip from this interview originally aired on the October 11, 2016 episode of Halifax Is Burning. Listen to that show here: http://halifaxisburning.com/october-11-2016 Songs You'll Hear: Kestrels - No Alternative Kestrels - Dumb Angel Kestrels - Descent of their Last End Smashing Pumpkins - Ava Adore Kestrels - Wide Eyes Kestrels - Are You Alone?

In AMT333 we assist listeners with queries about Narnia spin-offs, kestrel welfare and environmentally responsible vibrator disposal. Find out more about it at http://answermethispodcast.com/episode333. Tweet us http://twitter.com/helenandolly Be our Facebook friend at http://facebook.com/answermethis Subscribe on iTunes http://iTunes.com/AnswerMeThis Buy old episodes and albums at http://answermethisstore.com 

In this episode, we explore the lowly pigeon and the American Kestrel. We also take time to gush about Chicago's finest rock band (Meat Wave) and beer.

Host Ross Sutherland attempts to uncover the true story behind the film Braveheart.

David Forrest is a lecturer of Film Studies in the School of English. This talk was given on 27th March 2014. This talk showcases the work of Barry Hines, a Barnsley writer whose archive is held in the University's Special Collections. Hines is perhaps most famous for the the film Kes (Ken Loach, 1969), but his output is richly diverse and spans 30 years. He is an underrated and under-explored documenter of post-war British working-class history, and I want to show that Hines's South Yorkshire stories of the 1960s, 70s and 80s matter today. David came to Sheffield in 2002 to study as an undergraduate, then going on to doing an MA in International Cinema and a PhD in British social realism. With an interest in the functions of space, place and landscape in realist films, he has published work on British television drama, the British New Wave and contemporary British cinema. What’s more, David contributes to the creation of realist filmmaking; in developing the ‘Sheffield Film Studies and Sheffield Studies Film’ project, local school children have had the opportunity to record their lives within the city. ‘Storying Sheffield’ is another project that David co-leads with Brendan Stone, a second year module that documents the inspiring lives of volunteers, factory workers, and independent business owners to name a few, successfully combining theory and practice. With his further links to The Showroom’s ‘Subversive Britannia’ season, it is fair to say that David Forrest is committed to community and is an all-round steel city lover. He is also rumoured to enjoy Keeping up with the Kardashians and yoga after seminars. Inspiration & Co interview: https://soundcloud.com/inspirationandco/david-forrest-interview