Storyteller Caitlin Hicks, (playwright, performer, author, actor) describes the stories in these podcasts that explore the grief of life as well as the meaning, the humour, the redemption. The series features a variety of first-person character stories in a number of episodes from her international theatrical touring shows: Mother Love, Next of Kin, The Trouble of Christmas, The Life We Lived. Hicks will also share chapters from her novel," A Theory of Expanded Love". But here, she shares a ...
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The Tip of the Hershberg
Raanan Hershberg is a loud, Jewish comedian originally from Louisville, KY.
Every Wednesday, comedian Raanan Hershberg (The Tonight Show, Comedy Central) talks shit about movies, stand up comedy, and other obsessions with a different guest.
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The Nature Recovery Podcast looks at some of the major challenges we face to global biodiversity. It takes a look at the various ways we are trying to halt the decline in biodiversity and the challenges inherent in these approaches. We also talk to a number of leading figures in the field of Nature Recovery and find out more about their work.
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Human societies and their use of land have transformed ecology across this planet for thousands of years. As a result, the global patterns of life on Earth, the biomes, can no longer be understood without considering how humans have altered them. Anthromes, or anthropogenic biomes, characterise the globally significant ecological patterns created b…
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If you believe...An alternative vision for the role of the state with Dr. Sophus Zu Ermgassen
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What role does the state have to play in nature recovery? If we are serious about halting the decline in biodiversity do we need to lay out a more ambitious agenda that can unify the currently fragmented aspects of private nature finance, state intervention and the role of public sector institutions. This is part of the argument raised buy Dr. Soph…
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This week we look at Rewilding from the social perspective. Most of the challenges currently facing nature can be linked to human activity and more specific human prioritizations of one type of land use over another. So when we come to look at solutions to biodiversity loss (Rewilding being one of the most well known) its essential that we understa…
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Scales of Fishing with Professor Christina Hicks
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On this podcast we are joined by guest host Alena Goebel as we talk to Professor Christina Hicks about the impact of fishing on our oceans. We examine the differences in scales of fisheries and the important nutritional role fish plays in numerous communities. We look at what is meant by sustainable fisheries and the differences between large scale…
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Who gets a say and who doesn't? with Dr Alix Dietzel and Dr. Caitlin Hafferty
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In this episode Dr Alix Dietzel and Dr. Caitlin Hafferty discuss 'Just Transitions' and discuss different approaches to societal change whether it be decarbonization or recovering nature. If we only focus on the technical aspects we will eliminate the voices of those who are directly impacted. For change to be effective and purposeful, it's essenti…
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Ash Dieback Special - Ecology and Hope with Dr Cecilia Dahlsjo and Dr Jo Clark
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The ash tree plays a huge role in Europe's culture and ecology. From Yggdrasill, the giant ash world tree of Norse Mythology to the Guardian trees of Ireland; the ash tree has been a central part of European folklore and mythology. It can be a prolific natural regenerator making it an excellent species for timber and its flexible, white wood is sti…
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Emma Marris: 'It's a bit more complicated than that'
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In this taster episode we speak to the award -winning writer Emma Marris who offers a fresh and challenging view on some of the issues around conservation and nature recovery. We'd really encourage you to check out more of Emma's writing. You can find links to her articles and books at: https://www.emmamarris.com/ The Leverhulme Centre for Nature R…
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Ghana with Eric Kumeh Mensah and Emmanuel Tomude
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In this podcast we take a look at Ghana, where landscapes are changing as mining and industrialisation affect traditional ways of managing the land. We look at the impact on cocoa and the effectiveness of global regulations on preventing deforestation and contrast these with traditional community methods. The Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery i…
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The Global Biodiversity Framework with Sandra Diaz
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We were lucky enough to have a short conversation with Sandra Diaz, where we find out more about here involvement with the COP 15 Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. If you enjoy what she has to say, you can find a full lecture from her here: https://youtu.be/oe2dKpudS4s as well as numerous articles like this: https://www.nature.com/art…
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Nature, Wellbeing and Health with Michael Depledge
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Nature recovery isn't just about biodiversity; it has real implications for our health and wellbeing. In this episode Joseph Gent joins the podcast to talk to Emeritus Prof Michael Depledge CBE DSc FRSB FRCP who is one of the founding members of the European Centre for the Environment and Human Health. (www.ECEHH.org). The ECEHH was the first Centr…
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Phantom Carbon Credits with Patrick Greenfield
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Patrick Greenfield is a biodiversity and environment reporter for the Guardian and the Observer. In January 2023, a joint investigation by the Guardian, Die Zeit and Source Material found that the forest carbon offsets approved by the world’s leading certifier and used by major corporations for climate claims are largely worthless. In this podcast …
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On this week's ep, Raanan talks to the great Todd Barry about Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler in which he played Mickey Rourke's boss. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Joe @toddbarry Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovie…
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Episode 17- The Godfather verse Godfather Part 2 w/Joe List
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Raanan's old pal Joe List comes on this week and we talk Godfather verse Godfather 2, plus a little of the new Scream Movie. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Joe @Joelistcomedy Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovies1 Sub…
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Episode 16- The Death Penalty, Suicide Hotlines, and Bill Hicks w/ Dan Perlman
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On this week's episode, we have Special Guest Dan Perlman and it's one of the funniest eps yet. We talk Suicide Hotlines, the Death Penalty, George Carlin, Bill Hicks, and more! Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Dan @DanJPerlman Subscribe to Raanan’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrRaananhershberg…
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Raanan goes solo for the first time on this week's ep. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovies1 Subscribe to Raanan’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrRaananhershberg…
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In this espisode we speak to Nat Duffus to find out the good and the bad about Biodiversity Net Gain which is a major driver of the UK's policy to improve the state of biodiversity whilst still allowing for development. Some of the things mentioned in this podcast include: Kidbrooke Village: https://www.berkeleygroup.co.uk/news-and-insights/news-an…
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Caitlin Peluffo is one of the fastest rising comics right now and also Raanan's old friend and current neighbor. They talk comedy, apartment escapades, and more. Give it a listen! Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Caitlin @caitlinpeluffo Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies a…
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Episode 13: Bein' A Road Comic W/ Ben Moore
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On this week's ep I get into the down and dirty details of being a road comic with veteran comedian Ben Moore. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Ben @ben.moore.in.person Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovies1 Subscribe t…
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Kate Raworth, Bob Costanza and Eric Gòmez-Baggethun: Putting a Price on Nature
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In this episode we have a debate between Kate Raworth, Bob Costanza and Eric Gòmez-Baggethun on Monetary Valuation of Nature: pragmatic conservation or unhelpful commodification? This is an edited version of a debate that took place at the Oxford Martin School in February 2023. You can find the fill video of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v…
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Episode 12: Stand Up vs. Music W/ Isabel Hagen
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On this episode, I talk with one of my favorite comics and violists Isabel Hagen about the differences and similarities between stand up and music. It was a very, very fun conversation! Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Isabel @Isabelhagen_ Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movie…
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"Maybe my story can be a tiny beam of light in a large, dark cave," says Anneke Lucas in the podcast that begins to tell her story, from her book QUEST FOR LOVE. "Elite pedophilia is the world’s best protected secret.By Anneke Lucas as voiced by Caitlin Hicks
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In this episode we talk to Dr. Joseph Bull, Associate Professor in Climate Change Biology at the University of Oxford and find out what is meant by the term Nature Positive. We look at reasons for pragmatic optimism in the face of biodiversity decline and find out more about his work in the Aral Sea and why deserts are not as deserted as you might …
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Episode 11- First Time At A Sex Orgy W/ Jeff Scheen
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This week, Raanan talks with comedian Jeff Scheen about his first time at a sex orgy. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Jeff @newyorkjeffrey Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovies1 Subscribe to Raanan’s YouTube Channel: h…
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Episode 10- Oscar Nominees w/ Dan Perlman
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This week, Raanan talks with comedian and creator of Showtime's "Flastbush Misdemeanors" Dan Perlman about 2023 Oscar nominees. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Dan @DanJPerlman Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovies1 Su…
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Episode 9 - Orgasm Gap w/ Carmen Lagala
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Raanan has his hilarious friend Carmen Lagala on to talk about the Orgasm Gap, Talking Shit, Feminism, and more!
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This week, Raanan talks with hilarious comedian and creator of the highly praised Showtime show Flastbush Misdemeanors Dan Perlman. They talk one of their favorite topics- narcissism in showbiz. Give it a watch, like, subscribe, comment, share. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Dan @DanJPerlman Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featur…
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Episode 7: Stand Up vs. Theater w/ Christopher Shinn
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Raanan talks with Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright Christopher Shinn about the differences between theater and stand up comedy. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovies1 Subscribe to Raanan’s Y…
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Your eyes cannot help but see what is here: the sight of someone like yourself And then you think: How can this be? Is that really all the time there is left? A chance encounter in the dark winter days of December 2022. A benevolent energy in a hospital room with snaking tubes and mystery signs, the face of a newborn and a lifetime of important peo…
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Episode 6: 'Two Jews From KY' with Ariel Elias
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Two Jewish comedians from Kentucky talk about their experiences growing up as outsiders in the South and then into a long conversation about weight issues. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Ariel @ariel_comedy Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon…
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Episode 5- Shitting Your Pants as An Adult w/ Sam Evans
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This week Raanan talks with hilarious comic Sam Evans about life, the business and shitting you pants as an adult. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Follow Sam @reallysamevans Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (featuring all old bonus episodes of Joe and Raanan Talk Movies as well): https://www.patreon.com/joeandraanantalkmovies1 Subscribe to…
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Episode 4- 'Good Luck and Bad Luck in Your Career' w/Steve Rogers
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In this ep Raanan talks with his hilarious friend Steve Rogers about dealing with Good Luck and Bad Luck in Your Career. Steve became one of Brian Regan's go to openers 3 years into his career, did The Late Show with Steven Colbet 5 years in, but also had some dissapointments as well. This ep is funny and a little bit moving. Follow Raanan @Raananc…
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In this ep Raanan talks with one of his favorite comics, Jordan Jenson (hot off her amazing The Late, Late Show set) about some of their favorite topics: anxiety, depression, prozac, small dicks, and more! Enjoy. And as always, please subscribe, rate, review, comment, ect. Follow Raanan @Raanancomedy Subscribe to The Tip of the Hershberg Patreon (f…
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In our second episode, comedian Gabe Mollica and I talk about one of our biggest artistic heroes Stephen Sondheim. We also reminisce fondly and not so fondly about outdoor gigs during the Pandemic. It's a really fun ep- like, review, subscribe, and enjoy! Also, Gabe has an awesome new solo show called SOLO that just got a Six Week Extension at the …
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Episode 1- 'Masculinity' with Geoff Asmus
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On the debut episode of 'The Tip of the Hershberg', Raanan talks with one of his favorite comics- Geoff Asmus- about Masculinity. A picture of Geoff and his friends was used by Alex Jones on INFOWARS as an emblem of how weak and effeminate the new generation of men are. We discuss this picture, and whether Geoff is jealous that Raanan is more of a …
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Naïve but adventurous, twenty-two years young and fresh out of university, Public Health Nurse Marion McKinnon accepts an assignment for a four day, multi stop, two-hundred mile trip from Williams Lake to Anahim Lake into the vast Cariboo-Chilcotin country of British Columbia. It’s December and the first snow has fallen across the land. The year is…
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A flight attendant with 25 years seniority works through the early pandemic. An essential worker with close family ties and lots of friends. Suddenly, her life is upended.By Caitlin Hicks (for Erin Em)
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BC author Claudia Cornwall’s discovered almost 30 years ago that she was descended from family murdered in the Holocaust by a Waffen SS Sargent named Arlt. The remaining details were shrouded in the mystery of her grandparents’ last moments, one historical May day in a forest in Minsk. 80 years after their death, Cornwall received their executioner…
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What happens to a robust 49-year old with Omicron in a BC hospital in 31 days? A Mother's account of her son's care in a British Columbia hospital between November 2021, and a few days before Christmas.By Lena's story narrated by Caitlin Hicks
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At 19 weeks pregnant, a young Indigenous woman must make an excruciating decision - within hours - to save the lives of her unborn twins. "I remember being so afraid." This story has it all: fear, love, pain and alienation. Courage, community, and resilience. A generous, joyful storyteller.By Nievelina Carmona, presented by Caitlin Hicks
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Forever changed by her two pregnancies, Amanda Snelson tells of the unpredictable and complicated process of 2 births. As part of the discussion around Women's Choice and Roe v Wade, Amanda's story introduces new considerations to the complex picture of individual soverignty over our bodies.
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My Mother's Story is a project that encourages everyone to write the facts of their mothers’ lives. It's a series of anthologies begun by Marilyn Norry. This is the story of DORIS, told by her daughter, Colleen Winton. My Mother's Story: Gone Too Soon is the latest anthology in the series and is now available.…
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How would your life be different if you couldn't drive a car? If once a week, a steamship arrived at the dock with supplies to keep you going for the next week? If your husband and the father of your children came home on "The Daddy Boat" once a week? Cynthia Jones Meets The Union Steamship at 1 AM tells of a much simpler time on the Sunshine Coast…
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It’s 1980, two days from the summer solstice in the wild landscape of Northwestern British Columbia. Deanna and her husband, Jay Kawatski, tend their food garden carved out of the wilderness in the Ningunsaw Valley when Deanna realizes that their first child will be born very soon. The couple must hike difficult mountain & bog terrain through cloud…
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We Got One! celebrates moments that, whatever else happens in life afterwards, we have, as artists, in those moments, all the meaning we will ever need. It marks the Cinderella achievement of having been chosen, of having hit the bulls-eye on the dartboard of current social and artistic reality. We can now stand on the world stage and beam our happ…
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Six Palm Trees is the journey of a family through the emotional landscape of their shared past. Annie Shea, the family clown, provides stand-up entertainment.Annie Shea, the family clown, provides stand-up entertainment. Annie Shea, the family clown, provides stand-up entertainment at a family reunion, where everyone has gathered to celebrate 24 ye…
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High school graduate Teresa Feeney becomes pregnant from one encounter with a trusted priest Father Sully, who is leading a choir of students in a showcase of songs from the radical hippie production of HAIR. Annie Shea, herself from an enormous Catholic family where abortion is unthinkable, reluctantly becomes Teresa’s confidante. When Annie reali…
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What if you suddenly discovered that you had a twin? A person who grew beside you in your mother’s womb, whose heart beat right next to your own for nine months. A person identical to yourself, born on the same day to the same mother. Suddenly, your questions are endless: Who are you? Where is she?By Deanna Barnhart Kawatski with Caitlin Hicks
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Your father - a threat to national security? Imagine when men in heavy boots came to your home, your garden, to claim him. An introduction to the story of a family, during World War II, living with the abrupt loss and the mystery of their father.By Amanda Hale with Caitlin Hicks
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"This morning, Lisa gave way to an anxiety she'd been stifling the past several weeks. She was afraid if she got behind the wheel of her red Toyota Tercel wagon, and drove onto the highway, she was going to give into the temptation she'd had lately to steer herself into a telephone pole."By Caitlin Hicks
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Gramma Ester flies from Wisconsin to California to help with a big family wedding in 1976. Flowers, frozen turkey, chocolate groom's cake. Guests fill the church with summer: pastels and hats, ties and shiny shoes. The congregation murmuring, waits. And waits. If the music would just start to play, if the bride would just walk up the aisle on Daddy…
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