Podcasts about water snake

Show Notes for Sky and Telescope-AIRSLA Sky and Telescope - April 2025 News Notes - Various news articles from the world of astronomy "Lyrids Pulse in April" - A sprinkle of late-night meteors arrives mid-month. - Bob King "High and Low Moons" - Bob King "Alphard and the Golden Branch" - Slip into the night sky's 'infernal region' with Hydra, the Water Snake. - Stephen James O'Meara "Balck Holes: From the Dawn of Time" - Black holes created in the earliest moments of cosmic history might explain multiple mysteries. - Camille M. Carlisle "Inspirational Stargazing" - Star Gazers: Finding joy in the night sky. Book Review - Jaime Herndon "From Lahore to Toronto" - A Toronto -based artist recounts his astronomical journey alongside his global journey. - Julian Samuel AIRSLA This podcast is produced by Audio Internet Reading Service of Los Angeles (AIRSLA). These recordings are provided solely for the use of the blind and print impaired. Materials or items read on AIRSLA are the copyright property of the original authors and publishers. No unauthorized use or duplication is permitted. Contact Information website: https://airsla.org email: airslafeedback@gmail.com

This week we decided to switch things up by having only two of us host the show without a clear topic in mind. Oh wait, this feels familiar. I think we've done this before. Oh well, here is two hours of your life you will never get back. Do we talk about Star Wars? Sure, there is some talk about our favorite tertiary characters and a whole lot of nonsense and much more! Why don't you take a ride on the water snake and attempt to taste the eternal sausage roll. Turn up your headphones, dial back your sensibilities, and join the wretched hive of scum and villainy as we take the low road to resistance on Season Five, Episode Thirteen of Force Insensitive!Send Email/Voicemail: mailto:forceinsensitive@gmail.comDirect Voice Message: https://www.speakpipe.com/ForceInsensitiveStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ForceInsensitive/Twitter: http://twitter.com/ForceNSensitiveFacebook: http://facebook.com/ForceInsensitiveInstagram: http://instagram.com/ForceInsensitive

Toya joins Asshur to share her travel experiences, focusing on her trip to Bali. She discusses her impressions of Bali, the cultural aspects, food, beaches, nightlife, and the currency exchange experience. Toya's insights provide valuable tips and recommendations for travelers visiting Bali. The conversation covers various aspects of a trip to Bali, including currency exchange, nightlife, traditional ceremonies, and travel advice. It also delves into the challenges of group travel and the lengthy travel time to Bali. The discussion provides insights into cultural immersion, local cuisine, and the importance of knowing travel companions. Additionally, it highlights the experience of encountering a water snake during a tour. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youngblacktravelers/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youngblacktravelers/support

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Kim Seon-Hyang, ‘Water Snake' - Translated by Darcy Paquet and Sun Kyoung Yoon from Korean by Modern Poetry in Translation Magazine

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The story of Apollo taking out his wrath on a servant bird, a bowl, and an innocent water snake is remembered in our modern constellations. But modern astronomers call the snake by the wrong name. It's Venus's turn to pass through the Beehive Cluster this week. The planet is following Mars in the evening sky. The moon passes Jupiter in the morning. And if you can see Mercury in the morning, get some binoculars and see a fainter planet and an asteroid nearby.

In this sutta, the Buddha reminds us strongly of the dangers of grasping his teachings wrongly. https://www.dhammatalks.org/suttas/MN/MN22.html

N. fasciata is natively found from Indiana, south to Louisiana, and east to Florida. Adults of the banded water snake measure from 24 to 42 in in total length, with a record size (in the Florida subspecies) of 62.5 in in total length.

The RSB Show 4-17-22 - Dr. Bryan Ardis, COVID origins, Watch The Water, Snake Venom

The RSB Show 4-12-22 - Watch The Water, COVID origins, Snake Venom, Paul Barattiero, Anti-oxidant water, Liberty gardens, Mask mandates returning, Allergy relief and MORE!

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This episode is about a snake that I have had many an interaction with and many fond memories. I hope y'all enjoy! Check out the podcasts Instagram for pictures

Some listeners in Greenville come upon a northern water snake having a meal...

A listener finds a brown water snake about to make a meal of a catfish...

It's time to relax, grab a drink, pull up a chair by the hearth, and listen to The Water Snake from Russian Folklore, as told by Casimir. As always, our stories are available to listen to for free! We release our shorter tales on Wednesdays, and we release our longer, chapter-length stories on Saturdays.   If you enjoyed this story, and want to earn great rewards while helping The Skald's Circle produce even better and more frequent content, please consider having a look at our Patreon page.   If you like to hear more of our stories, you can find them in an easy-to-navigate format in the Story Archive on our website here.   This episode is sponsored by Audible. Audible is the leading provider of spoken-word entertainment and audiobooks, and they have over 100,000 titles available for download! Visit audibletrial.com/TheSkaldsCircle to begin your trial and download your free audiobook today!

The banded water snake is common in the coastal plain of South Carolina and is non-venomous.

This common SC snake is not poisonous.

In the first episode of Season 4 we discuss an exclusive cheerleading squad, a runaway water snake, and an interesting factoid about birth control.#podcast #funfacts #weirdfacts #strangefacts #whackedfacts #facts #funny #comedy #guessinggame #gameshow #quiz #learnsomethingnew #interestingfacts #impressyourfriends

Recording Date: 2020.1004 Title: Alagaddupama Sutta MN22 - The Water-Snake Simile Speaker: Ven Bhante Buddharakkhita (https://ugandabuddhistcenter.org/) Venue: Buddhist Fellowship via Zoom (https://www.buddhistfellowship.org/) by: https://www.dhammawitz.org/

Sports has returned somewhat and Tiger Woods is in town. Loper had a close encounter with a Lousiana Water Snake. Twin brothers in their 50s each have one baby tooth still in their mouths. The UFC is still putting on great fights and is as popular as ever. Plus, Treadmill Trivia, Tom Bergeron, another stimulus package and more!

A podcast while driving with a lapel microphone. A story in three parts about trying to keep the romantic aspects of the heavens as a footnote to get on with the serious science. Firstly the star Schedar is on the breast of the Star Queen. Secondly we find out that there is a Mrs Water Snake, and a smaller coiled up Mr Water Snake making a husband and wife team of constellations. Thirdly, they don't even leave the Moon alone with the Sea of Fertility and the Sea of Moisture. I realize when I look at the night sky I also look back into the history of a lot of people in the past that had relationship issues. MP4 recording     MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element.

Episode 393: Rising out of the ashes of the rubble of #happiness911 Andrew buys a new car. Brett watches a porn documentary. Puke relives his Army game; murder, fuck, kill.

This story takes inspiration from the Zuni tale of Kolowisi. It turned out much longer than I originally thought. It would take for her to tell her tale. I started intending a poem and the Water Bride wasn't having it for this iteration.Water BrideLong ago I went for water from the spring. This was my favorite place to go and I always treasured the time I could spend here. I was free to be myself, without eyes judging me, without the worries about who my parents would finally give me away to. I often tarried and sang by the water, and I always loved letting my fingers linger in the coolness. It was a dry walk then as it is now, and the heady smells of high desert scrub that lay over the land just as strong. That day when I got down and lowered my water pot to fill after I had performed my usual time enjoying the water I heard a low cry. How could a baby have been out all alone? Here?I placed my pot down half filled on the bank and looked for what I heard. Gurgles bubbled up at me when I found him and chubby arms reached for me. He smiled toothlessly. I examined him as I picked him up. Why would anyone abandon such a strong and healthy seeming boy? Had he perhaps been carried off by a mountain lion and then dropped? Had one of the spirits stolen him for his beauty and then changed their mind?The boy’s gaze shifted down and he began to cry again. Of course he would be hungry, but I was a young virgin and had no milk. Yet I felt strangely heavy and sleepy. I remember looking around to see if there was something I could perhaps chew up and process for him to tide him over. I could ask one of the mothers to help me feed my new son. I saw nothing suitable though.“Hush. I have to think son. I don’t know what to feed you and I still need to finish getting the water for my own parents. I have nothing but we’ll figure something.”The tiredness and heaviness continued to grow. His wailing had stopped when I spoke and when I looked at him he was staring at me intensely. Did he understand? I found a comfortable spot to sit and rocked him for a moment. I was so heavy, so tired, and my chest and entire body felt so strange and warm.I had to have fallen asleep. When I woke my water pot was beside us instead of where I had left it. The heaviness and strangeness no longer weighed me down and muddied my thinking. I felt different but I could not be sure how. As I looked into the baby’s eyes I was unsure how I would deal with letting another mother nurse him until he was able to eat other foods. Was there perhaps some way to make my own milk come without taking a husband, who would surely disown the baby? I had to protect this small life.My heart sank when I realized that for now I would need to hide him, and I still had no name for him either.“Perhaps your name will come to me tonight. I don’t know how I’m going to hide you though. They may take you away.”He cooed and reached for me, patted at me as if he was the one soothing me. With a sigh I nodded, fashioned a strap to keep him to my chest and against my heart the best I could, then carried my water home to my parents.I don’t know how I was able to keep him hidden, how no one noticed the baby strapped to me. I was heavy and warm again, not sleepy this time, but definitely not feeling my normal self. I fully intended to tuck him behind some pots and parcels near where I normally sleep but I could not bear to take him off. My arms would not cooperate, so I stopped trying and went about the rest of my day. The only time the baby seemed to make any sort of fuss was when an unwanted suitor attempted to catch me in conversation.My parents liked him well enough, but I never liked the way he seemed to brag. Being a wife would be difficult for him. I prickled inside. The baby actually hissed. Still, no one saw the little boy I bore baring his teeth except for me.Finally the day was done and I could retreat into my bedcovers. I held the child close and fell into an exhausted sleep.When I woke, I was here. The child I rescued, or thought I had rescued, was now a man and adjusting blankets fussily around me. There was the smell of water and earth. He noticed my now open eyes and stroked my cheek.“I told you everything would work out. Now we can be happy. I’ve watched you so long now when you would come to my spring. Now, rest. You didn’t eat enough last night. I have a stew made if you think you are awake enough, wife.”~0~That night is how you came to be, child. That night is how we came to live in the cave the spring wells up from. If you go outside and look up sometimes you will see my people looking down as they scoop water. Your grandparents are the ones that drop in the wrapped sweet cakes.“You will meet them when you are a little older.” My husband’s voice slides into the night now that the story is done. “You must be careful though. Even though they know now what happened, there are others of your mother’s people that are not so happy I brought her here. Some day though you will need a partner, and it is from your mother’s people you will find one. Then you will decide on what world you will raise your own family in.”My husband reaches out to stroke our youngest’s face as he did mine so long ago. Though he wears a human form I feel one of his coils wrapped around me. I snuggle into this coil subtly, warm and happy.

This episode is major because our love for Sleepaway Camp is major. We introduce a new cocktail called the Water Snake, we interview new and old Sleepaway Camp fans at the Splatterflix Film Festival, and we challenge Final Girl contestant Colleen to three rounds of Camp Arawak trivia. Will she defeat our brutal slasher? Or will she end up with a curling iron in her you-know-what? OUCH! You'll have to tune in to find out, kiddies. (Plus, after our goodbyes, we place a late-night call to a surprise guest who gives her impression of the movie.) Wanna be a Final Girl contestant? Visit: www.cocktailpartymassacre.com/contact.

Opening, Bill Gates Drinks Poo Water, An Indian Man Is (Finally) Fired, Movie Update, Music News, Snake In a Toilet, Craziest Deaths of 2014, Closing   Music   Amadeus - Jojo Worthington Kite - So Much for Subtle Sick and Tired - Jay Pollmann  Sydney Swans - Lust for Words It's Alright - Paul Federici Knockout - Quite Articulate  I Don't Give a F*ck - John Doherty  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pulltheplug/message

Opening, Bill Gates Drinks Poo Water, An Indian Man Is (Finally) Fired, Movie Update, Music News, Snake In a Toilet, Craziest Deaths of 2014, Closing Music Amadeus - Jojo WorthingtonKite - So Much for SubtleSick and Tired - Jay Pollmann Sydney Swans - Lust for WordsIt's Alright - Paul FedericiKnockout - Quite Articulate I Don't Give a F*ck - John Doherty --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pulltheplug/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Miss Paula from KDCL Media and Dia Nunez from The H20 Network as we discuss Moon cycles, crystals, herbs, the Seasons and energy shaping our reality. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!, Chinese New Year of the Water Snake. We'll also being doing announcements about the movers and shakers with-in our networks that are creating and changing reality. KDCL Media on FB The H20 Network on FB Chasing The Silver Eagle on FB

The western basin of Lake Erie is home to many native aquatic species. It is the shallowest, warmest, most productive, and most diverse ecosystem in the Great Lakes region. But one native species, the Lake Erie Water Snake, began to dwindle in numbers as people moved into their natural habitat and began to eradicate them. Join QUEST on a visit to South Bass Island in Lake Erie to learn about this animal’s struggle for survival and the incredible circumstances that brought the snakes back from the brink of extinction. Created by QUEST Ohio, a multimedia series exploring science, nature and environment in collaboration with KQED San Francisco.

Corresponds with "Cool Critters Lake Erie Water Snake" resource for using QUEST Ohio video in the classroom.

Within and along the waters of Lake Erie (one of the five Great Lakes), there is a daily struggle for survival between natives and unwelcomed invasive species.