Best Amanda McNulty Podcasts (2024)

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SP3.4 - Enlightenment is Expensive 29:25

3d ago29:25

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Struggle Party episodes are a change for Alison and Anne to share what they’re reading, watching, or listening to. They each share one struggle and how they used tools to get through it. Topics: Charlotte Kasl's books Resonance Summit with Sarah Peyton Travel gets harder with age Getting comfortable with free time Dating/relationships and trauma Th…

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The work of female cicadas and their nymphs 1:00

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Cicadas are native to our area and have been coexisting with their ecosystems for eons and eons.By Amanda McNulty

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South Carolina could witness two beautiful events of the natural world at Landsford Canal State Park through mid-May. 1:00

7d ago1:00

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Residents of the Palmetto State won’t have to go too far to experience the emergence of maybe a billion periodic cicadas.By Amanda McNulty

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Cicadas set the stage for a historic event 1:00

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When Thomas Jefferson was president, there was an event that is finally repeating itself this year -- a concurrent emergence of two specific broods of periodic cicadas; and it won’t happen again until about another two hundred years.By Amanda McNulty

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The serenade of the cicada 1:00

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Unlike some people these days, cicadas don’t have dating apps; they use sound to find a mate.By Amanda McNulty

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Cicada season is drawing near 1:00

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Naturalist Austin Jenkins talked to us recently about the periodic cicada emergence in South Carolina. Our state’s cicadas that will come out in huge numbers in the Piedmont are on a thirteen-year cycle.By Amanda McNulty

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Episode 122: Dr. Jason Tso on Running with Your Heart 1:02:12

13d ago1:02:12

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This week we talk to Dr. Jason Tso, a board-certified cardiologist with the Sports Cardiology Program and the Center for Inherited Cardiovascular Disease and Stanford’s Medical director of the Sports Cardiology Program. We talk about his path from road cycling to sports cardiology and advancing research to learn more about heart health in endurance…

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S3.E12. Repairing Rupture for Avoidant & Anxious Attachment Styles—Elizabeth Gillette 1:26:00

24d ago1:26:00

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Elizabeth Gillette is back for a Part II discussion on insecure attachment and how to repair ruptures or conflicts. Elizabeth Gillette teaches courses that help people feel grounded, healthy, and whole in their relationships—because how you experience relationships impacts everything else. She is an attachment specialist, author, therapist, mother,…

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S3.E11. A for Avoidant & Anxious Attachment—Elizabeth Gillette 1:19:35

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Elizabeth Gillette teaches courses that help people feel grounded, healthy, and whole in their relationships—because how you experience relationships impacts everything else. She is an attachment specialist, author, therapist, mother, and partner, and she lives for seeing people changing their relational patterns, experiencing true connection, and …

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The South Carolina Botanical Garden at Clemson University is a State Treasure 1:00

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The South Carolina Botanical Garden is a treasure located on the campus of Clemson University.By Amanda McNulty

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Pine Trees are Likely not Making You Sneeze 1:00

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If you can eat those delicious pine nuts without trouble, you probably aren’t allergic to pine pollen.By Amanda McNulty

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SP3.3 - Struggle Party: B*tthole-ology Revisited 39:31

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Struggle Parties are a change for Anne and Alison to share a struggle their going through and tools to get through. They also share what they're reading, watching, or listening to right now that they recommend. Did you know owls don't have b*tthole's? No really. Google it. Right now Anne and Alison are enjoying: Tara Swart's The Source Thomas Merto…

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Why Yellow Means Green for South Carolina 1:00

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Agriculture is the largest industry in South Carolina, with timber being by far the most valuable crop, and pines are the largest component of that.By Amanda McNulty

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The Biology of Pine Cones 1:00

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Pine trees produce male pine cones on the lower part of the tree and female ones towards the top, a clever way to prevent self-fertilization.By Amanda McNulty

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The Science of Calculating Pine Tree Pollen 1:00

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There’s actually a scientific method to establish when pines will be releasing pollen: by keeping a record of the number of degree-days above 55° Fahrenheit after February 1st.By Amanda McNulty

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Episode 121: Anna Louden is Going All In 1:00:22

1M ago1:00:22

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This week we are sharing our conversation with 𝗔𝗻𝗻𝗮 𝗟𝗼𝘂𝗱𝗲𝗻, a road and trail runner, member of the Impalas, OTQ 2020, and 2022 Team USA Gold Medalist in the 100K. We have a fun and fascinating conversation about the power of teammates, going all in on running this year, training with a coach, and going after big goals when the fire is stoked!⁣ ⁣ So…

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S3.E10. Creating Positive Childhoods: Here's What Works—Sharon Hirsch 1:09:50

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Sharon Hirsch serves as the President and CEO of Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina, where she leads a team that focuses on making prevention a priority for NC and building capacity for communities to have the knowledge, support, and resources to prevent child abuse and neglect. She has more than 35 years’ experience in nonprofit and government age…

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Our cavity-nesting birds are running out of places to have babies. Here's how you can help. 1:21

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If you can safely leave dead branches or even a dead tree on your property, you could end up with at-risk birds happily cohabitating with you.By Amanda McNulty

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The Importance of Snags 1:21

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In part of our large yard, one area has three dozen mature pines. Occasionally one gets hit by lightning and dies, becoming a snag, and we leave them up.By Amanda McNulty

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Flight of the Kestrel 1:21

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The American kestrel, our smallest falcon, is a handsome bird easily seen as they perch on power lines looking for prey on the ground below or flying past them.By Amanda McNulty