Podcasts about mantella

This week I am joined by longtime dart frog hobbyist Chris Miller of edgewooddarts.com and www.ranitomeya.com In this episode Chris and I discuss the advent of the US dart frog hobby in the early 1990s, Keeping Golden Mantella vs Breeding Golden Mantella, and much more. Chris is also an accomplished orchid enthusiast and we take a deep dive into orchid care. This episode is sponsored by Gray Ghost Creationshttps://www.etsy.com/shop/GrayGhostCreationsExo Terra is our sponsor this week. For all your amphibian needs visit: Exo-terra.com or visit your local dealer and follow @exoterra on social media. To Support the Podcast, for merch, and vivarium discounts please visit: https://linktr.ee/AmphibiCast

This week I am joined again by Ben Baker of Fantastic Frogs. In Episode 160, Ben and I discussed a host of topics including his tenure as a zoo keeper and frog breeder. In this week's episode we continue our conversation with a deep dive into more of Ben's career and insights. We discuss Ben's experiences tracking and studying wild Golden Mantella, the long term sustainability of captive frog genetics, tuataras in a zoo setting,  and is there a positive aspect to importing wild caught amphibians under the right circumstances.Be sure to check out https://fantasticfrogs.co.uk/This episode is sponsored by Gray Ghost Creationshttps://www.etsy.com/shop/GrayGhostCreationsTo Support the Podcast, for merch, and vivarium discounts please visit: https://linktr.ee/AmphibiCast

Innovating Higher Education for a New Era When it comes to higher education, innovation isn't just about generating ideas; it's about knowing how to implement them effectively. In a world that's rapidly changing, colleges and universities need to adapt to meet the needs of today's students. Dr. Philly Mantella, the President of Grand Valley State University, is at the forefront of this innovation, breaking down the structural barriers of traditional education models and creating a student-centric approach to overcome enrollment challenges. Breaking Barriers and Embracing Change The landscape of higher education has shifted dramatically over the years, and it's essential to break away from the traditional structures that were designed for a different demographic. This innovation recognizes the need to adapt to today's age and demographic. A Student-Centric Approach One of the key aspects of this innovation is a student-centric approach. The focus is on the students themselves. By addressing their needs, aspirations, and challenges, new ways are being found to create a supportive and engaging educational experience. Preparing Graduates for the Business World In today's competitive job market, it's not just about earning a degree; it's about being business-ready. The commitment is to ensure that graduates from Grand Valley State University possess the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in their chosen careers. This means building a curriculum that goes beyond traditional subjects and includes essential skills like critical thinking, teamwork, and digital literacy. Redefining the Public Good While higher education has long been associated with the concept of the public good, this innovation takes a broader view. Yes, it involves civic engagement and community service, but it also means producing graduates who are ready to contribute to the workforce and society. It's about equipping students with the skills they need to make a meaningful impact beyond the classroom. Three Key Takeaways for Higher Education Leaders   Embrace innovation as a way to break down structural barriers and adapt to the changing landscape of higher education. Prioritize a student-centric approach that addresses the unique needs and challenges of today's students. Ensure that graduates are not just academically prepared but also business-ready, with skills that go beyond traditional disciplines. Implementing innovation in higher education is not an option; it's a necessity. This approach serves as inspiration and how-to for colleges and universities looking to thrive in a new era of learning, prepare students for success in their careers, and benefit society.    Read the transcript on our website →   About Our Podcast Guest Philomena V. Mantella is Grand Valley State University's fifth president and the first woman to hold the position. Mantella is a recognized leader in strategic planning, market expansion, and educational innovation. Her drive and expertise come from more than 30 years in higher education administration, serving as an officer at public and private universities in New York, New Jersey, Michigan, and Massachusetts. Dr. Philomena Mantella on LinkedIn    About the Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton, host of the Changing Higher Ed® Podcast, is a consultant to higher education institutions in governance, accreditation, strategy and change, and mergers. To learn more about his services and other thought leadership pieces, visit his firm's website: https://changinghighered.com/.   The Change Leader's Social Media Links  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdrumm/ Twitter: @thechangeldr Email: podcast@changinghighered.com   #HigherEducation  #InnovationinHigherEd  #ChangingHigherEd

Crain's reporter Rachel Watson talks with Grand Valley State University President Philomena Mantella about the university's master plan for its downtown Grand Rapids campus.

Grand Valley State University is among the first cohort of institutions to be granted the coveted DOIT (Diverse Organizational Impact and Transformation) Certification. So, in this episode, Diverse host Ralph Newell sits down with the institution's president, Dr. Philomena Mantella, to discuss the recognition and Mantella's mission to improve the social mobility of young adults through education.   Don't miss this conversation focused on action, improved pathways to education, working alongside the community, and setting the tone in DEI work in higher education with Mantella.     KEY POINTS: Receiving the Diverse Organizational Impact and Transformation (DOIT) Certification The most challenging work behind the DOIT certification process What is REP4 and how can people get involved? Why is Dr. Philomena Mantella so passionate about first-generation students? Navigating recent attacks on DEI initiatives How business and industry can be key allies to DEI education   QUOTABLES: “The opportunities we have with diverse students or students that have been underserved or underrepresented in higher education is to give them that sense of possibility that perhaps they haven't contemplated before.” “I get really frustrated when I hear people say things like, ‘we don't have enough talent.' Because we are leaving so many people out of the knowledge economy or not relating to other educational pathways more seamlessly, creating these ceilings.” “We see the promise of individuals of all backgrounds, but we understand that those structures of systemic inequity are really inhibiting the equality of opportunity.”   GUEST RESOURCES: About the Diverse Organizational Impact and Transformation Certification diverseeducation.com/page/DOIT Setting the Tone in DEI, Accessibility Work diverseeducation.com/from-the-magazine/article/15306543/attention-to-details   OR FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter: http://twitter.com/diverseissues Instagram: http://instagram.com/diverseissuesinhighereducation Facebook: http://facebook.com/DiverseIssuesInHigherEducation/ Linkedin: http://linkedin.com/company/diverse-issues-in-higher-education Transcription services are available upon request. Please drop us a line using the form found here.

Born in a sweet shop, being weaned on Valpolicella, more hybrids, coming full circle and interview with Nick Mantella, owner, The Wine Yard in Farnham. ON THE ROAD with mrCAwine is about California's cool, aspirational lifestyle and awesome wines hosted by Chuck Cramer, a California native, living in London and is the Director of European sales & marketing, Terlato Wines. This is a wine journey covering the hottest topics in the business of California wine, chatting along the way with the people who work in wine, and make it all happen. This week's episode includes an interview with Nick Mantella, owner, The Wine Yard in Farnham. 

I'm Tate Chamberlin, and in this podcast, I discuss the future of education with HATCH education lab coordinator, President Philomena Mantella of Grand Valley State University, and esteemed lab guests, Ty Hobson-Powell, and Zineb Mouhyi. President of Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan, Philly Mantella brings 30 years of higher education experience to both her university role and her work transforming inter-institutional collaborations and designing partnerships for diversity in learning. The Future of Education HATCH lab was centered around accelerating Mantella's passion project REP4 (or rapid education prototyping), an alliance of six higher education founding partners working together to transform the education system into a student/learning-centered model. Lab invitee, child prodigy, and founder of Concerned Citizens Demanding Change, Inc., Ty Hobson-Powell joins the discussion as a lifelong activist and advocate intent on disrupting systems and structures that no longer serve the global community. Photos by MT Shots Photography Copy by Evil Red Pen

Dr. Philomena Mantella, President of Grand Valley State University, is our guest on this edition of Powerful Women: Let's Talk

October 26, 2021 ~ Philomena Mantella, President of Grand Valley State University, talks with Guy Gordon from the 2021 WJR College Tour.

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We're joined by Cara Mantella, who plays Jackie Loomis, stealer of scrolls and keeper of secrets! Cara talks about her career as an Atlanta actor, her experiences on Lodge 49, and her own fanhood of the show. We get deep into The Mysteries and also discuss Circles, the Season 2 episode featuring Cara's unforgettable performance. In July 2020, Cara was diagnosed with breast cancer, and she delves into what that experience has been like as well. We are happy to note that as of now, she has completed all of her scheduled treatments and is cancer free! Cara mentions getting her second vaccine dose “tomorrow,” so we should note that the episode was recorded in April. Cara's social media: @caramantella on Instagram and @caramantella on Twitter. Visit Cara's IMDB page for her TV and film credits. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Philomena Mantella is the President of Grand Valley State University in Michigan. In her interview, she discusses the role in technology as an accelerant for many in higher education. She also shares a wonderful story about how GVSU has motivated their students to serve others and make a difference. Interviewed 28 July 2020. Learn more about leaving a story for future generations at https://storiesofcovid.co --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stories-of-covid/support

(Note, Tonight's episode was prerecorded) In this week's episode I sat down with Devin Edmonds. Devin has worked extensively with mantellas in their native Madagascar, has written several books about captive husbandry and is currently working towards his Phd. We talked about mantella care, conservation, and we had a nice side conversation about Africa's Goliath Frog. For more information about Devin's work visit pace.inhs.illinois.edu

The EdUp Experience President Series, Episode #4 - As the fifth President of Grand Valley State University, Dr. Philly Mantella is the first woman President in the history of the institution and she is one of higher education's leading entrepreneurs. She is a recognized leader in strategic planning, market expansion, and innovation in the way education is delivered. Her innovative drive comes from more than 30 years in higher education administration. She has done path-breaking work while serving as an officer at public and private universities in New York, New Jersey, Michigan, and Massachusetts. In this episode, Dr. Mantella discusses her path to the Presidency at GVSU through operations, she highlights higher education fundamentals, and most importantly, the outside in look rather than the inside out views of institutional operations in higher education. Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next week for another episode! Contact Us! Connect with the hosts - Elvin Freytes, Elizabeth Leiba, and Dr. Joe Sallustio ● If you want to get involved, leave us a comment or rate us! ● Visit us at The EdUp Experience. ● Follow us on Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thanks for listening! We make education your business!

For high school graduates, the expectation to obtain a college degree seems higher than ever, but greater still is the pressure to pursue a marketable course of study to offset the heavy price tag. The student loan crisis signifies that it's time for a change in how we view higher education, and Philomena Mantella, a leader in higher-ed innovation and the new president of Grand Valley State University, has a plan to redefine higher education. The first female president of GVSU, Philomena joins Lynne Golodner on this episode of the Make Meaning podcast to share her vision for fusing earning with learning, making education more accessible to a diverse group of students, and why viewing education as a linear path is old-school.

Deborah Mantella is a Yankee-Italian transplant to the South and she is the author of a very Southern novel called My Sweet Vidalia. It's full of very Southern characters. Critics have compared it to books like The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison, The Color Purple by Alice Walker, and The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. Deborah has said before that writing fiction gives her a place where she can work out her own personal questions about things in life and the personal song and dance that lives inside her. So how--as a Northern born author--did she discover her Southern voice? What is the author's voice? How do you find the author's tone? I wanted to find out the answers to those questions and more about Deborah's process, so we sat down to discuss how her traits--Northerner, Southerner, writer, and mom--combine to make her a unique individual. She told me about the importance of bringing her personal experiences to storytelling, how she finds a way to live in her character's skin for awhile before relinquishing control and seeing where the story takes you, and we discussed a few tricks we use to get folks to open up at book events. Don't forget to connect with Deborah on Facebook and Instagram! Subscribe to Southern Life Indian Wife where you listen to podcasts, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts  and TuneIn. Keep up to date with the podcast and my upcoming book news by following me on Facebook,  Instagramand Twitter! And…email me at sherylparbhoo@gmail.com to order a signed copy of my book The Unexpected Daughter. Support the show.

Do you live in the age of Union? Living a lifestyle that values community, trust and giving leads to a life of purpose. That's just one of the messages that Founder and CEO of Lightspeed Dax Dasilva writes about in his new book ‘Age of Union.' Dax joins Taylor, Anthony and Natasha on this episode of The F Words where they discuss other topics from the book including why leadership, spirituality, culture and nature are so important, and Dax opens up about his own personal journey – growing up in B.C. to becoming a successful tech CEO. What do you want to hear next tweet or dm on insta @thetaylorkaye @natashankpr @mantella_A  

Do you live in the age of Union? Living a lifestyle that values community, trust and giving leads to a life of purpose. That's just one of the messages that Founder and CEO of Lightspeed Dax Dasilva writes about in his new book ‘Age of Union.' Dax joins Taylor, Anthony and Natasha on this episode of The F Words where they discuss other topics from the book including why leadership, spirituality, culture and nature are so important, and Dax opens up about his own personal journey – growing up in B.C. to becoming a successful tech CEO. What do you want to hear next tweet or dm on insta @thetaylorkaye @natashankpr @mantella_A  

On this CEO Exclusive we welcome Tino Mantella and Marty Gupta with Turknett Leadership Group to discuss leadership, culture, team building and much more concerning the mid-market sector. Turknett Leadership Group is a full service talent management firm, experienced in character-based leadership development and systemic HR improvement. Tino J. Mantella became President and CEO of […] The post Tino Mantella and Marty Gupta with Turknett Leadership Group appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

People in offices around the world are afraid to give that staff member a high five, a hug or an "air kiss" in fear that the HR department will pull them in for "weinsteining". Hey, don't shoot the messengers. WE actually pre taped this broadcast before the LA times article came out about "Weinsteining" read it here . AND yes someone before us coined the phrase Weinsteining. We're not agreeing with anything he did. He's a pig. As is Kevin Spacey.  We condemn  any man or woman who uses their power to abuse people for their own pleasure. Listen to this week's F words broadcast. We want to keep the conversation going. AND if you have been attacked, raped or violated in anyway. Tell someone. The world is listening and we have your back and you have our support.  tweet the team @natashankpr @mantella_a @taylor_kaye 

People in offices around the world are afraid to give that staff member a high five, a hug or an "air kiss" in fear that the HR department will pull them in for "weinsteining". Hey, don't shoot the messengers. WE actually pre taped this broadcast before the LA times article came out about "Weinsteining" read it here . AND yes someone before us coined the phrase Weinsteining. We're not agreeing with anything he did. He's a pig. As is Kevin Spacey.  We condemn  any man or woman who uses their power to abuse people for their own pleasure. Listen to this week's F words broadcast. We want to keep the conversation going. AND if you have been attacked, raped or violated in anyway. Tell someone. The world is listening and we have your back and you have our support.  tweet the team @natashankpr @mantella_a @taylor_kaye 

The Golden Mantella frog is the subject of this fortnights episode. Starting with a little bit about how they live in the wilds of Madagascar; followed by the larger portion of the podcast looking at a couple of the studies that have come out of the captive breeding initiatives. Species of the Bi-week returns, and features a couple of newly described frogs from Papua New Guinea. FULL REFERENCE LIST AVAILABLE AT: herphighlights.podbean.com   Main Paper References: Passos, Luiza Figueiredo, Gerardo Garcia, and Robert John Young. 2017. “The Tonic Immobility Test: Do Wild and Captive Golden Mantella Frogs (Mantella Aurantiaca) Have the Same Response ?” PLoS ONE 12 (7): e0181972. OPEN ACCESS Passos, Luiza Figueiredo, Gerardo Garcia, and Robert John Young. 2017. “Neglecting the Call of the Wild : Captive Frogs like the Sound of Their Own Voice.” PLoS ONE 12 (7): 1–11. OPEN ACCESS Woodhead, C., Vences, M., Vieites, D.R., Gamboni, I., Fisher, B.L. and Griffiths, R.A., 2007. “Specialist or generalist? Feeding ecology of the Malagasy poison frog Mantella aurantiaca.” The Herpetological Journal 17 (4): 225-236. Species of the Bi-Week: Günther, Rainer, and Stephen Richards. 2016. “Description of Two New Species of the Microhylid Frog Genus Oreophryne (Amphibia: Anura: Microhylidae) from Southern Papua New Guinea.” Vertebrate Zoology 66 (2): 157–68. OPEN ACCESS Other Mentioned Papers/Studies: Bee, M.A., Perrill, S.A. and Owen, P.C. 1999. “Size assessment in simulated territorial encounters between male green frogs (Rana clamitans).” Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 45 (3-4): 177-184. Biju, S.D., and Franky Bossuyt. 2003. “New Frog Family from India Reveals an Ancient Biogeographical Link with the Seychelles.” Nature 425 (2001): 711–14. Bossuyt, Franky, and Kim Roelants. 2009. “Frogs and Toads (Anura).” In The Timetree of Life, edited by S. Blair Hedges and Sudhir Kumar, 357–64. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Burghardt, Gordon M. 2013. “Environmental Enrichment and Cognitive Complexity in Reptiles and Amphibians: Concepts, Review, and Implications for Captive Populations.” Applied Animal Behaviour Science 147 (3–4): 286–98. Gerhardt, H. C., and J. Rheinlaender. 1980. “Accuracy of Sound Localization in a Miniature Dendrobatid Frog.” Naturwissenschaften 67 (7): 362–63. Günther, Rainer, Stephen J. Richards, David Bickford, and Gregory R. Johnston. 2012. “A New Egg-Guarding Species of Oreophryne (Amphibia, Anura, Microhylidae) from Southern Papua New Guinea.” Zoosystematics and Evolution 88 (2): 223–30. Heying, Heather. 2001. “Mantella Laevigata (Climbing Mantella). Aborted Predation.” Herpetological Review 32 (1): 34–34. OPEN ACCESS Janani, S. Jegath, Karthikeyan Vasudevan, Elizabeth Prendini, Sushil Kumar Dutta, and Ramesh K. Aggarwal. 2017. “A New Species of the Genus Nasikabatrachus (Anura, Nasikabatrachidae) from the Eastern Slopes of the Western Ghats, India.” Alytes 34 (1–4): 1–19. OPEN ACCESS Johnson, J.A. and Brodie Jr, E.D. 1975. “The selective advantage of the defensive posture of the newt, Taricha granulosa.” American Midland Naturalist:.139-148. OPEN ACCESS Jovanovic, Olga, Miguel Vences, Goran Safarek, Falitiana C E Rabemananjara, and Rainer Dolch. 2009. “Predation upon Mantella Aurantiaca in the Torotorofotsy Wetlands, Central-Eastern Madagascar.” Herpetology Notes 2 (1): 95–97. Ligon, R.A. and McGraw, K.J. 2013. “Chameleons communicate with complex colour changes during contests: different body regions convey different information.” Biology Letters 9 (6): 20130892. OPEN ACCESS Mayer, Michael, Lisa M. Schulte, Evan Twomey, and Stefan Lötters. 2014. “Do Male Poison Frogs Respond to Modified Calls of a Müllerian Mimic?” Animal Behaviour 89: 45–51. Narins, Peter M, Walter Hödl, and Daniela S Grabul. 2003. “Bimodal Signal Requisite for Agonistic Behavior in a Dart-Poison Frog, Epipedobates Femoralis.” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 100 (2): 577–80. OPEN ACCESS Rabemananjara, Falitiana C E, Noromalala Rasoamampionona Raminosoa, Olga Ramilijaona Ravoahangimalala, D. Rakotondravony, Franco Andreone, P. Bora, Angus I Carpenter, et al. 2008. “Malagasy Poison Frogs in the Pet Trade: A Survey of Levels of Exploitation of Species in the Genus Mantella.” Monografie Del Museo Regionale Di Scienze Naturali Di Torino XLV: 277–300. OPEN ACCESS Rodríguez, Ariel, Dennis Poth, Stefan Schulz, and Miguel Vences. 2011. “Discovery of Skin Alkaloids in a Miniaturized Eleutherodactylid Frog from Cuba.” Biology Letters 7: 414–18. OPEN ACCESS Saporito, Ralph A., Maureen A. Donnelly, Thomas F. Spande, and H. Martin Garraffo. 2012. “A Review of Chemical Ecology in Poison Frogs.” Chemoecology 22 (3): 159–68. Vences, Miguel, Frank Glaw, and Wolfgang Böhme. 1998. “Evolutionary Correlates of Microphagy in Alkaloid-Containing Frogs (Amphibia : Anura).” Zoologischer Anzeiger 236: 217–30. Woodhead, Cindy, Miguel Vences, David R. Vieites, Ilona Gamboni, Brian L. Fisher, and Richard A. Griffiths. 2007. “Specialist or Generalist? Feeding Ecology of the Malagasy Poison Frog Mantella Aurantiaca.” Herpetological Journal 17 (4): 225–36. Other Links/Mentions: Association Mitsinjo Madagascar – https://associationmitsinjo.wordpress.com/ Donate to – http://www.amphibianark.org/donation-for-mitsinjo-project/ Music – http://www.purple-planet.com

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Rich and Chad spend some time with Kyle Marcelli of Mantella Autosport, then go over the news, preview both the TUDOR and Continental Series at Sebring, and review the Pirelli World Challenge GT class at Circuit of the Americas.

Rich and Chad spend some time with Kyle Marcelli of Mantella Autosport, then go over the news, preview both the TUDOR and Continental Series at Sebring, and review the Pirelli World Challenge GT class at Circuit of the Americas.

Jednym z tematów tabu w ufologii są bliskie spotkania, których konsekwencją była śmierć lub zniknięcie świadków. Czy możliwe jest, by obcy dokonywali trwałych (w cudzysłowie) porwań ludzi? Czy w ufologii znane są takie przypadki, kiedy ktoś zniknął na zawsze podczas spotkania z UFO? Na świecie jest wiele miejsc, tzn. stref anomalnych, gdzie dochodzi do tajemniczych zaginięć. Zgodnie z teorią niektórych badaczy, są one oknami do innych wymiarów. Jednym z takich regionów jest Trójkąt Bermudzki, gdzie doszło do zaginięć statków i samolotów. Czy to tylko współczesna legenda? A może rzeczywiście jest to obszar anomalny? Czy te zaginięcia powiązane sa z aktywnością kosmitów? Historia ufologii pełna jest przypadków zaginięć samolotów, często łączonych z obserwacjami UFO. Zaginięcie kpt. Mantella, Moncli czy sprawa zaginięcia młodego pilota, Fredericka Valenticha, do dziś pozostają niewyjaśnione. Czy możliwe, że te tragedie mogły zostać spowodowane przez UFO? Najsłynniejszy na świecie przypadek zaginięcia, łączony z UFO, to historia grupy Diatłowa - dziewięciorga studentów, który zginęli zimą 1959 r. w bardzo dziwnych okolicznościach. Wiadomo z ustaleń śledczych, że miejscowe plemię Mansów widziało nad okolicą latające kule. Co ciekawe, jedno z ostatnich zdjęć wykonanych przez Jurija Kriwoniszenkę przedstawia zagadkowy obiekt. Czy to zdarzenie mogło być spowodowane przez dziwne obiekty latające? Jakie inne hipotezy wiążą się z tragedią na przełęczy Diatłowa? Czy wątek z lawiną ma sens? A co z hipotezą o testach wojskowych i tym, że studenci znaleźli się w złym miejscu o niewłaściwym czasie? Czy znane są inne tego typu przypadki zaginięć? W USA uwagę na tajemnicze zaginięcia zwrócił David Paulides, twierdząc, że rokrocznie w Parkach Narodowych przepada tam zaskakująco dużo ludzi. Czy to naturalne przypadki? A może polują na nich mordercy lub... jakaś tajemnicza siła? W Polsce każdego roku giną tysiące ludzi. Niektóre ze spraw, przedstawiane w programie "Ktokolwiek widział, ktokolwiek wie", są zastanawiające. Ludzie często znikają bez śladu. Oczywiście przyczyny mogą być różne i najczęściej są to problemy osobiste lub zaburzenia psychiczne. Ale czy - snując czysto teoretyczne rozważania - mogą wśród tych ludzi być także osoby porwane przez obcych? Czy i w Polsce zdarzały się zaginięcia, które można by uznać za anomalne? Wiele legend krąży wokół Tatr... Wszyscy znamy historię malezyjskiego Boeinga MH370 - malezyjskiego Boeinga, który przepadł w marcu ub. roku. Czy możliwe, jak sugerują niektórzy, że to zdarzenie miało jakiś związek z UFO? Czy znane są przypadki, kiedy ludzie doznający abdukcji przepadali na więcej niż jeden dzień? Jeśli przyjmiemy, że niektórzy ludzie znikają właśnie z powodu porwań przez obcych, to jaki los może ich potem spotykać? Co można powiedzieć o sprawie Todda Seesa, który zaginął bez śladu (było obecne UFO) i do dziś go nie odnaleziono? Sprawą zajmował się Butch Witkowski. W dzisiejszej debacie wzięli udział: Arkadiusz Kocik, Warmińsko-Mazurska Grupa Ufologiczna Chris Miekina, Nowa Atlantyda Piotr Cielebiaś, Portal Infra, współprowadzący debatę Marek Sęk "Ivellios", Radio Paranormalium, współprowadzący i opiekun techniczny debaty Polecane lektury: Lotnicze Archiwum X The 8 Most Mysterious Disappearances of All Time Miejsca, w których znikają ludzie Ogniste kule nad Górą Umarłych USA: Dziwne zaginięcia w parkach narodowych Śmierć grupy Diatłowa: Nieznane szczegóły oraz inne tajemnicze przypadki Tajemnicze śmierci w Tatrach

Jednym z tematów tabu w ufologii są bliskie spotkania, których konsekwencją była śmierć lub zniknięcie świadków. Czy możliwe jest, by obcy dokonywali trwałych (w cudzysłowie) porwań ludzi? Czy w ufologii znane są takie przypadki, kiedy ktoś zniknął na zawsze podczas spotkania z UFO? Na świecie jest wiele miejsc, tzn. stref anomalnych, gdzie dochodzi do tajemniczych zaginięć. Zgodnie z teorią niektórych badaczy, są one oknami do innych wymiarów. Jednym z takich regionów jest Trójkąt Bermudzki, gdzie doszło do zaginięć statków i samolotów. Czy to tylko współczesna legenda? A może rzeczywiście jest to obszar anomalny? Czy te zaginięcia powiązane sa z aktywnością kosmitów? Historia ufologii pełna jest przypadków zaginięć samolotów, często łączonych z obserwacjami UFO. Zaginięcie kpt. Mantella, Moncli czy sprawa zaginięcia młodego pilota, Fredericka Valenticha, do dziś pozostają niewyjaśnione. Czy możliwe, że te tragedie mogły zostać spowodowane przez UFO? Najsłynniejszy na świecie przypadek zaginięcia, łączony z UFO, to historia grupy Diatłowa - dziewięciorga studentów, który zginęli zimą 1959 r. w bardzo dziwnych okolicznościach. Wiadomo z ustaleń śledczych, że miejscowe plemię Mansów widziało nad okolicą latające kule. Co ciekawe, jedno z ostatnich zdjęć wykonanych przez Jurija Kriwoniszenkę przedstawia zagadkowy obiekt. Czy to zdarzenie mogło być spowodowane przez dziwne obiekty latające? Jakie inne hipotezy wiążą się z tragedią na przełęczy Diatłowa? Czy wątek z lawiną ma sens? A co z hipotezą o testach wojskowych i tym, że studenci znaleźli się w złym miejscu o niewłaściwym czasie? Czy znane są inne tego typu przypadki zaginięć? W USA uwagę na tajemnicze zaginięcia zwrócił David Paulides, twierdząc, że rokrocznie w Parkach Narodowych przepada tam zaskakująco dużo ludzi. Czy to naturalne przypadki? A może polują na nich mordercy lub... jakaś tajemnicza siła? W Polsce każdego roku giną tysiące ludzi. Niektóre ze spraw, przedstawiane w programie "Ktokolwiek widział, ktokolwiek wie", są zastanawiające. Ludzie często znikają bez śladu. Oczywiście przyczyny mogą być różne i najczęściej są to problemy osobiste lub zaburzenia psychiczne. Ale czy - snując czysto teoretyczne rozważania - mogą wśród tych ludzi być także osoby porwane przez obcych? Czy i w Polsce zdarzały się zaginięcia, które można by uznać za anomalne? Wiele legend krąży wokół Tatr... Wszyscy znamy historię malezyjskiego Boeinga MH370 - malezyjskiego Boeinga, który przepadł w marcu ub. roku. Czy możliwe, jak sugerują niektórzy, że to zdarzenie miało jakiś związek z UFO? Czy znane są przypadki, kiedy ludzie doznający abdukcji przepadali na więcej niż jeden dzień? Jeśli przyjmiemy, że niektórzy ludzie znikają właśnie z powodu porwań przez obcych, to jaki los może ich potem spotykać? Co można powiedzieć o sprawie Todda Seesa, który zaginął bez śladu (było obecne UFO) i do dziś go nie odnaleziono? Sprawą zajmował się Butch Witkowski. W dzisiejszej debacie wzięli udział: Arkadiusz Kocik, Warmińsko-Mazurska Grupa Ufologiczna Chris Miekina, Nowa Atlantyda Piotr Cielebiaś, Portal Infra, współprowadzący debatę Marek Sęk "Ivellios", Radio Paranormalium, współprowadzący i opiekun techniczny debaty Polecane lektury: Lotnicze Archiwum X The 8 Most Mysterious Disappearances of All Time Miejsca, w których znikają ludzie Ogniste kule nad Górą Umarłych USA: Dziwne zaginięcia w parkach narodowych Śmierć grupy Diatłowa: Nieznane szczegóły oraz inne tajemnicze przypadki Tajemnicze śmierci w Tatrach

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Kroniki zawierające raporty z obserwacji niezidentyfikowanych obiektów latających zawierają wiele zagadek, których nie udało się do tej pory rozwiązać. Jednym z najbardziej znanych i najdłużej badanych wydarzeń z udziałem UFO jest tajemnicza katastrofa lotnicza kapitana Thomasa Mantella.

Kroniki zawierające raporty z obserwacji niezidentyfikowanych obiektów latających zawierają wiele zagadek, których nie udało się do tej pory rozwiązać. Jednym z najbardziej znanych i najdłużej badanych wydarzeń z udziałem UFO jest tajemnicza katastrofa lotnicza kapitana Thomasa Mantella.

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