Podcasts about Slurry

My guest today on the Online for Authors podcast is Josh Boldt, author of the book Moneymaker. Josh is a crime and mystery author who specializes in Southern themes, settings, and characters. He is the author of three novels: Moneymaker, The False Favorite, and Slurry. He lives in Lexington, Kentucky, where he's hard at work on his next story.   In my book review, I stated Moneymaker is a page-turning Southern crime thriller set on the Georgia coast. We meet Mack, a surveillance expert, when he accepts a job in Savannah. The job is to keep his eyes on a package, and it soon becomes apparent this package contains drugs - and a lot of them. While in Savannah, Mack becomes attracted to Avery, a local exotic dancer, who just happens to be addicted to the drugs Mack is surveilling. And just to keep the story interesting, Josh lets us see the action from a third point of view - that of one of the bad guys named Jerry.   Even though the story takes place during one week, the plot moves along quickly, as we see the inner workings of drug smugglers and what they will do to ensure they get paid for their delivery. And throughout this week, you'll find yourself worrying about Mack, Avery, and yes, even Jerry!   If you like fast-paced stories with intrigue, guns, and a bit of romance, then you will enjoy this book.   Subscribe to Online for Authors to learn about more great books! https://www.youtube.com/@onlineforauthors?sub_confirmation=1   Join the Novels N Latte Book Club community to discuss this and other books with like-minded readers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3576519880426290   You can follow Author Josh Boldt Website: http://joshboldt.com/ IG: @joshaboldt FB: @joshaboldt   Purchase Moneymaker on Amazon: Paperback: https://amzn.to/3E7G4bt Ebook: https://amzn.to/43PhK95   Teri M Brown, Author and Podcast Host: https://www.terimbrown.com FB: @TeriMBrownAuthor IG: @terimbrown_author X: @terimbrown1   Want to be a guest on Online for Authors? Send Teri M Brown a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/onlineforauthors   #joshboldt #moneymaker #thriller #southernfiction  #terimbrownauthor #authorpodcast #onlineforauthors #characterdriven #researchjunkie #awardwinningauthor #podcasthost #podcast #readerpodcast #bookpodcast #writerpodcast #author #books #goodreads #bookclub #fiction #writer #bookreview *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Ray Ó Foghlú, an environmental scientist and woodland conservationist, wrote in the latest edition of the Irish Farmers’ Journal about a local farmer spreading slurry and he complained.

Decontamination work is underway in the Wellington suburb of Newtown, after a "wet slurry" of asbestos was dislodged by waterblasters on a roof, and then blown onto nearby homes. The council and Worksafe say there is no risk to the general public, but to keep residents safe, they're removing the gardens from a handful of nearby properties. RNZ's Kate Green spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Charles O'Donnell and Aisling O'Brien bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: Trump puts 20% tariff on EU exports;Slurry storage exemption expected from September;Increased financial support for BVD testing and other scheme updates;Cliffs of Moher ‘CPO' recommendation;Rewetting project on Clare farm.Don't forget to rate, review and follow The Farming Week, Agriland's weekly review of Irish agriculture, and visit Agriland.ie for more. 

For this month's Pig Edge podcast, we're featuring highlights from a recent episode of the Tillage Edge focusing on the benefits of using pig slurry as an alternative to chemical fertilisers in tillage farming. Pig production is one of the main consumers of Irish cereals and the resulting slurry produced on units can be an important source of nutrients for tillage crops. Opportunities for greater co-operation between the two sectors, from diversifying cereal production to increased use of pig slurry on crops, can lead to a stronger bio-circular economy, with resultant economic benefits for both parties.On this episode, Michael Hennessy, host and head of the Teagasc Crops Knowledge Department, was joined by Tillage Specialist ,Ciaran Collins, and our own Specialised Advisor, Michael McKeon, to discuss the various management considerations of utilising pig slurry on tillage farms. For more episodes and information from the Pig Edge podcast go to:https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/pigs/the-pig-edge-podcast/ Produced on behalf of Teagasc by LastCastMedia.com 

Seán Mac an tSíthigh, Nuacht RTÉ Reporter is in Kenmare, Co. Kerry where the search has resumed for missing farmer Michael Gaine.

We explore the benefits of using pig slurry as an alternative to chemical fertilisers in tillage farming on the latest Tillage Edge podcast.  Michael McKeon, Teagasc pig specialist, and Ciaran Collins, Teagasc tillage specialist, discuss how to target the use of pig slurry on tillage farms.  We cover best practices for application, nutrient replacement, transport logistics, and regulatory considerations, while Michael explains that pig farmers are well used to organising the logistics of getting slurry to the tillage farm.   Teagasc are also running an event in Matty Moore's farm in Offaly looking at applying pig slurry to winter crops using an umbilical cord system.  For more information:https://www.teagasc.ie/news--events/national-events/events/signpost-tillage-walk.php For more episodes and information from the Tillage Edge podcast go to:https://www.teagasc.ie/crops/crops/the-tillage-edge-podcast/ Produced on behalf of Teagasc by LastCastMedia.com  

Today we're diving into a topic that's at the heart of productive farming: making the most of muck. From slurry to compost, we'll explore how to get more from less and maximise the value of organic manures.Are there topics you'd like us to cover or guests you'd love to hear from? Get in touch by emailing us at podcast@cornishmutual.co.uk or by connecting with us on our socials @cornishmutual. Your feedback helps us shape the podcast to meet your needs.Joining Peter today is Andrew Sincock, Managing Director of Agriton UK and Agro-Vital UK, and a 2023 Nuffield Scholar researching organic manures.Farming Focus is the podcast for farmers in the South West of England, but is relevant for farmers outside of the region or indeed anyone in the wider industry or who has an interest in food and farming. For more information on Cornish Mutual visit cornishmutual.co.ukFor our podcast disclaimer click here. If you'd like to send us an email you can contact us at podcast@cornishmutual.co.ukTimestamps00:15 Peter introduces the episode.01:30 Andrew introduces himself. 3:48 Bokashi6:30 Rothamsted research study.8:34 What does soil organic matter do?11:15 How do farmers value the nutrients on their farm?13:37 How to analyse a muck heap?15:24 Get away from calling muck a waste product. 15:58 What are the common mistakes when it comes to applying muck?18:00 Costs. 19:05 Announcements about capital items.19:30 Grants that people should be looking at?21:50 incremental changes. 24:38 Applying ammonium nitrate. 30:20 C:N ration of muck 33:50 Showstoppers. 35:44 Peter rounds up. 

Teagasc's Dr Veronica Nyhan, Soil and Plant Nutrition Specialist, joins us for a chat about the value of organic manure and how it can be used on farms.  For more episodes and information from the Environment Edge, visit the show page at:https://www.teagasc.ie/environmentedge/

Aengus Cox, Agriculture Correspndent, looks at new rules for farmers spreading slurry.

David Wall, Teagasc Researcher at Johnstown Castle, joins James Dunne on this week's Dairy Edge to discuss correct nutrient management use on dairy farms this spring.  David outlines how the correct timing, rate and type of fertiliser is key to ensure efficient use of the nutrients available on farm.  He makes the point that when conditions are correct, it would be an opportunity lost not to apply the required nutrients in order to increase the amount of grass grown and set the farm up for subsequent grazings. For more episodes from the Dairy Edge podcast go to the show page at:https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/dairy/the-dairy-edge-podcast/ The Dairy Edge is a co-production with LastCastMedia.com

Since the first of the month, land owners have been allowed to spread slurry. Since the first of the year, the number of farms that have to do this in a way that reduces emissions has increased hugely.

After the fall.   That sounds way more ominous than it actually is, but after the time spent in the inn and the "Slurry" (you know if you listened), size matters not.   Enjoy the madness in a chilled mug with some fellow adventurers.

Today on the show, more listener questions! Why are crow and raven beaks covered in feathers? What the heck is up with carrion bees? Dog sneeze democracy, tales of curly hair, and a ramble about animal neurodivergence! If you have a question you can write to me at creaturefeaturepod@gmail.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week, we hear from Adam on the new TB proposal, Darren on scanning ewes and what to do with the results and Martin updates us on the much-anticipated new slurry storage TAMS grants. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is brought to you by AXA Farm Insurance*Charles O'Donnell, Aisling O'Brien and Louise Hickey bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: Impact of cold weather;Irish agri-food exports hit 17bn in 2024;Look ahead to milk price announcements;Beef prospects for 2025;HSA workplace fatality figures;Slurry application windows;A record breaking goose?Don't forget to rate, review and follow The Farming Week, Agriland's weekly review of Irish agriculture, and visit Agriland.ie for more. 

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You can't help what scares you. Ain't that the truth. This week it's Will, Maddie, and Alex talkin terror. We talk Scary Movies. We talk movies that weren't supposed to be scary but were. Maddie and Will share personal ghost stories. It is discovered that Maddie may be a literal scaredy cat. We talk name magic and investing objects (dice) with the will of a collective. It's Spooky Season at the Tavern! Follow Will @willthechamp Follow Maddie @mad.mad.murphy Follow Alex @ralexmurray Want to Adventure with us??? Get Tickets to the Show Here! Join the Discord! Follow us on Instagram Follow us on TikTok Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Proposals for abattoirs to take on more of the cost of vets and meat inspectors are 'excessive and dangerous' according to the meat industry. The Association of Independent Meat suppliers or AIMS which represents both big and small slaughterhouses, says the Food Standards Agency's plan to remove or reduce the discount offered to smaller abattoirs risks 'single-handedly destroying the foundations of the British meat industry. The FSA have urged people to take part in their consultation.Farmers are getting the highest price for their beef animals in England and Wales, for ten years. Part of the reason, according to Meat Promotion Wales, is growing domestic demand. We speak to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.Some Welsh farmers claim they're having to choose between the risk of polluting rivers or breaking the law, ahead of a controversial muck-spreading ban. New rules forbid slurry spreading across Wales from mid October to January, in an effort to protect water quality. After a record breaking year of rainfall across many parts of the UK water management has become an ever pressing issue for farmers. In Wales, it's a year since the launch of the Welsh Government's Natural Flood Management Accelerator programme. We visit a natural flood management project that's part of the two-year £4.6 million pound programme.Conservationists in Devon are working with Natural England to see whether there could be some kind of financial support for farmers who make space for beavers on their land as part of natural flood management.Presenter = Charlotte Smith Producer = Rebecca Rooney

The government has published its Employment Rights Bill - so what will it mean for farmers and the staff who work for them? Its key proposals include protection against unfair dismissal from day one, flexible working, improved rights for sick pay, bereavement and parental leave, and a move to regulate zero hours contracts. Most of the planned changes won't take effect until 2026 and there'll be a period of consultation between now and then. Conservationists have long argued that the reintroduction of beavers can help reduce the risk of flooding - the dams they build slow the flow of water in rivers, holding it back from built-up areas further downstream. Well, beavers have been living wild on the River Otter in East Devon for at least 16 years, but last year, there was significant flooding in the area.And some Welsh farmers have claimed they are having to choose between the risk of polluting rivers or breaking the law, ahead of a controversial muck-spreading ban. New rules forbid slurry spreading across Wales from mid October to January, in an effort to protect water quality. NFU Cymru says there is "enormous concern" after wet conditions have hampered efforts to empty slurry stores ahead of the deadline. But the organisation representing Welsh rivers' trusts say farmers have had years to prepare for the changes. Presented by Caz Graham Produced by Heather Simons

EU officials have been hearing the arguments for retaining the derogation that allows some farmers to spread larger amounts of manure than everyone else. As water quality in many rivers, lakes and estuaries has not improved as much as we promised it would, we find out what way the Commission might be leaning and the impact if the derogation goes.

Charles O'Donnell, Louise Hickey and Colm Ryan bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture from Agriland, which this week includes: No plans to extend slurry spreading season;Bord Bia's new producer standard;Last calls on government ahead of Budget 2025;EPA report targets solid fuel use;Bill introduced in Dáil on An Taisce;Farmer teaches helicopter owners a lesson;Don't forget to rate, review and follow The Farming Week, Agriland's weekly review of Irish agriculture, and visit Agriland.ie for more. 

We hear from more incredible Mini Heroes The Cork Viral Legend - Slurry Man The 1000 Euro Pop Quiz Split The Bill Wars VIC's VIP's Lady GaGa and The Gaga Goolies? Smelly Clothes KC Electric Car Review - Week 1

If slurry was every feeling bad about itself, it just needs to look at Eoin Lynch for support. He's a self-confessed superfan and he joined Dave to chat about going viral for his passion.

A study by Noteworthy ( https://www.thejournal.ie/up-manure-creek-slurry-farm-inspections-6484121-Sep2024/)  has found that over half of local councils queried will need to significantly increase their inspections of slurry spreading and management in farms in order to meet EPA targets for this year. Jerry spoke to Jason Fleming who’s chair of the Kerry branch of the IFA.

This week, we hear of plans to extend the splash plate ban to 15,000 more farmers, Government plans to exempt slurry storage facilities from planning permission and positivity around milk prices. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we talk about the impact of the delayed harvest for livestock farmers, the latest news around slurry storage and how to manage poor August growth rates on dairy farms. We also talk to Edward Healy from Grassland AGRO on managing Autumn nitrogen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode of SaaS Fuel, we sit down with Sethu Meenakshisundaram, co-founder of Zluri - a SaaS management and identity governance company born out of the need to tackle hidden SaaS costs that surfaced during the COVID-19 pandemic.Sethu recounts the inception of Zluri during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing how the founders identified a critical need for better visibility and control over hidden SaaS costs even for small businesses. Sethu highlights Zluri's evolution from a cost optimization tool to a proactive platform, addressing the diverse needs of both enterprises and smaller companies. Explore the value of integration, automation, and maintaining up-to-date to ensure scalable and adaptable IT management solutions. Additionally, Sethu shares insights on Managed IT, Shadow IT, and the emerging Shadow AI.Key Takeaways00:00 Ensure meaningful customer engagement with authentic SaaS.03:17 Utilize analytics tools for detailed user insights.07:06 Embracing problem led to $50,000 saving.12:16 Different service delivery models for varying sizes.13:37 Zulary needs integrations, highlights importance of security.19:46 Complexity of integration improved, faster value delivery.23:26 Questioning the purpose and value of work.24:50 Champion Leadership Group scales revenue and outwits competitors.29:02 Zluri offers exhaustive IT discovery engine.31:53 Admin roles crucial, over-permissioning poses security risk.36:52 Expand discovery, control and technology for visibility.38:27 Architecture supports user access reviews for scaling.42:16 Be prepared, but do it anyway.45:39 Investing is complex, understand it thoroughly.Tweetable Quotes"Without integration, the platform doesn't work, which means integration is a core story of Slurry." — Sethu 00:17:54Shadow AI: "People are using a lot of AI application that they don't want their IT to know of. And to use those apps, they are exchanging the company's data as a bottom." — Sethu 00:28:12"Importance of Access Control in Safeguarding Organizations": "People find it very hard to get access to a job, and sometimes they do not get the right level of access, which means they get over permissioned in an application. And that becomes a critical issue during times when bad actors pop up because they can do a lot of things." — Sethu 00:32:12But as our vision expands, do we have the technology today to expand along with that? And the answer is yes." — Sethu 00:37:19"Engagement is one of the most important metrics SaaS leaders can track. Why is that? Well, it's a forward-looking measure of revenue and an early warning system of churn." — Jeff Mains 00:01:01The importance of tracking authentic SaaS customer engagement: "You've got to go beyond vanity metrics and focus on actions that indicate genuine involvement and significant outcomes." — Jeff Mains 00:02:36Quote: "Got to implement customer feedback loops. And to do that, we wanna actively seek feedback from users through surveys, through interviews, through in-app prompts." — Jeff Mains 00:04:30 Quote: "Tracking authentic SaaS customer engagement requires focusing on the right metrics, using advanced tools, and incorporating continuous customer feedback." — Jeff Mains 00:05:08SaaS Leadership LessonsEmbrace the Problem You Love: Sethu's journey with Zluri began with a genuine passion for solving a significant problem they encountered during the COVID-19 pandemic– hidden SaaS costs. His deep connection to the issue drove the successful pivot from gamifying corporate learning to addressing...

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In a world first, methane from slurry on a dairy farm in Somerset is being broken down and turned into hydrogen gas and graphene. The farm involved is Worthy Farm, which hosts the Glastonbury Festival. It already has an anaerobic digester which uses slurry from their dairy cows to make methane which is used to make electricity, and now also used to make graphene. We find out how it all works.Last year tens of thousands of sheep in the Netherlands died after contracting bluetongue - a virus transmitted by biting midges. Famers in England are being warned to be vigilant for signs of the disease, and scientists at the Pirbright Institute in Surrey are studying midges to try to predict what might happen this summer.And a shortage of vets means recruiting can be a challenge - and it can be even harder for practices in remote areas. We visit from practice in Fort William in the West Highlands who are finding it difficult to recruit a new member of staff.Presented by Anna Hill Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Heather Simons

In this episode, we ask is there a problem with young farmer culture? The debate comes following Farmers Weekly's investigation into the experiences of young women of sexual assault at young farmers events.We look at why farmers could be faced with changes to the amount of muck and slurry they can spread in the autumn following a landmark legal case.  We bring you the latest tips on handling livestock safely and efficiently.   Of course, we've our regular market round-up and the latest commodity prices.And we look at how you can vote for our favourite tractor of the last 90 years.  This episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast is co-hosted by Farmers Weekly deputy editor Abi Kay and fourth-generation Scottish farmer Sandy Kirkpatrick with additional reporting by Farmers Weekly's news editor Phil Clarke and markets editor Charlie Reeve. You can contact the Farmers Weekly Podcast by emailing podcast@fwi.co.uk. In the UK, you can also text the word FARM followed by your message to 88 44 0.

This week, Darren Carty explains how exporter demand is driving lamb prices up, Adam Woods tells us about mixed messages on the beef trade and Martin Merrick talks about slurry storage and confusion over TAMS grants. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The pals are working in the lab, crafting a drink that's fit for… Nobody, really. Join us as stack rank Olipops, the probiotic soda craze, in a mini episode of Fizzy Friends and introduce a brand new segment: The Wheel of Questions! Have suggestions? Contact us at: Thepopsaga@gmail.com Find our socials, channels, and more here: https://hype.co/@2did Special thanks to Keybeaux @burtonm6 at https://www.fiverr.com/burtonm6 for the amazing theme song

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All Our Social Links In this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon Talk, JB and Fancy Rob discuss how Christians should respond to the culture of outrage. They emphasize the importance of responding with grace, peace, and an overwhelming amount of love, even in the face of anger and outrage. They explore the story of Paul's missionary journey to Ephesus in Acts 19, where he faced opposition and outrage from those who were losing money due to the influence of Christianity. The hosts highlight the need for common sense, cool heads, and truth to prevail in resolving conflicts and diffusing outrage. They remind listeners that the gospel is countercultural, and that Christians should respond differently to the outrage of the culture, seeking to bring peace and love to a world easily stirred up into anger. The episode concludes with the feature pour of Old Scout Smooth Ambler store pick. Takeaways:   As Christians, we are called to respond to outrage with grace and peace, rather than joining in the anger and outrage of the culture. The gospel is countercultural and Christians should respond differently to the outrage of the culture, seeking to bring peace and love. Common sense must prevail in responding to outrage, and we should take a step back, listen, and seek to understand the root of the problem before responding. Wisdom and common sense are essential in navigating outrage and responding in a way that reflects Christ's love and grace. Studying the Bible and seeking wisdom from God is crucial in developing the ability to respond to outrage with grace and peace. Responding to outrage requires common sense, cool heads, and truth. Understanding the root of the issue is crucial in responding effectively. Jesus is the ultimate source of truth and peace. Being a peacemaker means responding to outrage in a biblical fashion. Don't judge a liquor store by its appearance; it may have hidden gems. Pours this Episode: Rebel 100 Drexel Cask Strength Port Finished Old Scout Smooth Ambler - (Featured Pour) Support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/JBbibleandbourbon   Support us on Patreon!

In 2019, John Deere’s eAutoPowr concept arrived at Agritechnica touting the potential of the world’s first electric variable transmission. That year, the new transmission concept, developed through a partnership with Joskin, won Agritechnica's gold innovation award. Fast forward to Agritechnica ’23 and eAutoPowr was again attracting throngs of farmers at the innovation show’s John Deere... Read More

For this week's Grass10 grazing management update, Joseph Dunphy discusses PastureBase data, Dry Matter % and Predicted grass growth, rainfall & soil temperatures. Joseph has a grazing update from the featured farmer from Co. Westmeath, Michael Martin, who is getting grazing despite the difficult weather.  He discusses the importance of getting back into the weekly routine of completing a grass walk on PastureBase Ireland and an updated plan for chemical N and Slurry. Link to this week's newsletter: https://bit.ly/Grass10-27thFeb

Welcome to the latest episode of The Concrete Podcast! Join BG and Jon as they dive into the essential topic of "Mastering Slurry Techniques." While it may not be a regular practice for us lately, understanding the proper methods is crucial. In the second half, gear up for exciting details about the upcoming Hero's Quest Workshop in Napa, CA, from May 1-3. Discover advanced mold building techniques and explore the world of RammCrete. Stay informed and elevate your concrete craft skills!

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John, Ryan, and Joe join us once again, this time to discuss the recent Performance Graded Asphalt Binder, Viscosity Graded Asphalt Cement, and  Slurry and Micro Systems samples. Related information: S4 E27:  November PSP Insights - Unmodified Emulsified Asphalt and PaintS4 E20:  October PSP Insights - Aggregate Gradation and GravityS4 E14:  August PSP Insights - Polymer-Modified Emulsified AsphaltS4 E13: August PSP Insights - Gyratory S4 E12: August PSP Insights - Marshall and HveemS4 E06: June PSP Insights (PGB and BAC)S4 E03: May PSP InsightsS3 E30: November PSP InsightsS3 E23: September PSP InsightsS3 E15: July PSP InsightsS2 E29: The Proficiency Sample Program Participation Guide and Prerequisites for Accreditation 

Tots Teaser: After some discussion around Thanksgiving and leftover etiquette we have the initial teaser of 2023 TOTS TURNT. HUBRIS: Jim and Mike have tales of how HUBRIS was there downfall in the self check out. The TIME TAX doesn't always pay off. Also Jeff drops knowledge on the BUFFALO NICKEL. Snoop Quits Smoke: As of this recording, Snoop had only posted about quitting smoke. We see through his lame joke but also give him too much credit. Also Netflix's Scott Pilgrim remake/sequel. FUCK YOU WATCH THIS!, THE BEAR!, TURNING JAPANESE!, NO USE FOR A NAME!, HERRO!, THANKSGIVING!, ANGRY!, COLONIAL FOOD!, ALGONQUIN!, MAC AND CHEESE!, ALFREDO NO!, HAM!, TURKEY!, LEFTOVERS!, MASHED POTATOES!, BOWL!, GRAVY!, THE THING I MADE UP!, FULL ON PLATE!, ROLLS!, MIXING!, PIZZA!, SLURRY!, TURKEY!, DIFFERENT TAG!, HUBRIS!, TOTS PREVIEW!, SHAKE IT UP!, TRAIN!, PAUSE!, CATHOLIC!, PENANCE!, KIDS!, CHILDREN!, BABIES!, LADIES!, CHARITY!, SELF CHECK OUT!, THIEVERY!, TIME TAX!, FREE STUFF!, GREEDY!, BUSTED!, SCAN ITEMS!, CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS!, TREES!, BOTTOM OF THE CART!, CAT FOOD!, EXPOSED!, DOESN'T SCAN!, BUFFALO NICKEL!, WALK OUT!, PULL CARD!, WALMART!, RECEIPTS!, TECHNOLOGY!, AI!, SCALE!, WEIGHT!, 23ANDME!, DNA!, SKYPE CALLS!, THE WHAR PSYCHO!, KRISTIN!, BON OUI!, FRENCH!, BON IVER!, REMISS!, HAPPY LIFE DAY!, STAR WARS!, HOLIDAY SPECIAL!, SNOOP DOGG!, QUIT WEED!, EDIBLES!, VAPE!, GUNGI!, GRINGUSS!, WOOKIEE!, CHIPMUNKS!, HIGH!, MOANING!, SCOTT PILGRIM!, NETFLIX!, BENDAVID GRABINSKI!, EDGAR WRIGHT!, ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK!  You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

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Tonight I will be speaking with Kenny who had an encounter when he was young. A creature came up to his window and stared at him. Kenny said "The window is 8 feet up and this thing was just standing there looking at me. Later my mother told me about things that happened on the property and told me she believed me. Kenny has a podcast called Melchizedek Chronicles. Check out his site at https://melchizedekchronicles.org/   We will also be talking with Z. Z writes "In 2003 I was just out of high school with nothing to do. I worked with my dad at a goldmine somewhat north and east of Fairbanks, Alaska. One afternoon after a particularly long shift, we were driving off the mountain and I lit a cigarette and leaned my head back to look out the window. A couple hundred yards below us was a copse of tree trunks left over from a forest fire the year before. As my eyes rested on them I saw what looked like a burned tree start walking like a man up the valley just below us. The valley is drainage for the mine and is full of a superfine mud that's left after gold is processed—we called it slurry—it's very dangerous to walk across and the area was fenced off so it was strange to see a man down there but it was late April and much of it could have still been frozen enough to walk on however he'd gotten in there. I pointed it out to my dad who had to stop and lean over me to see and he saw it just as it cleared the tree line. He said he didn't know how he got down there but we agreed he looked pretty big. We were fairly exhausted so we drove home and I forgot about it for the night. The next morning I asked a coworker if they'd caught the guy down in the drainage pond. His brother worked security so I assumed he'd have heard anything if there was anything to hear. He hadn't but he asked what I was talking about and I told him what we'd seen. He laughed and said “ohhh, you saw the Slurry Troll”. He then told me that nobody calls it a Bigfoot but people had seen it up around the mine since the late 80's and there was a rumor it even attacked a guy around ‘95 but I never heard any corroboration. I did speak to one operator who saw it from the bottom of a tunnel but he wouldn't say much beyond that it was at least 8 feet tall because he saw it leaning over to look down at him. The miners don't like to talk about it because it risks a highly paying job so I'm not surprised I never heard much else. What we saw was a jet black silhouette that sort of resembled Shaq, the arms and legs were sort of skinny compared to the barrel body. We didn't see any sharp features beyond maybe some hair on the forearms."