Best Clyde Lewis Podcasts (2025)

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Wild Swimming with Greg and Jules 28:40

11m ago28:40

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The actors have become regular wild swimmers in recent years. In their latest BBC Scotland TV series, they visit some of Scotland's islands and try out a whole host of different dipping spots in remote and rugged locations.By BBC Radio Scotland

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Blue Lu Barker - Lil Hardin Armstrong 1:01:47

1d ago1:01:47

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Several Decca sessions from the mid to late 1930's featuring Barker and Armstrong leading bands performing their own tunes - Chu Berry, Robert Carroll, Buster Bailey, Joe Thomas, Charlie Shavers, Teddy Cole, Ulysses Livingston, Danny Barker, Wellman Braud, O'Neil Spencer and others!By jazzbnd

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Show - Casa Loma Orchestra, 1939-40 57:43

2d ago57:43

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The Casa Loma Orchestra (a collective organization led by Glen Gray) was one of the most influential and imitated white dance bands of the early 1930's. By 1939 the band was largely the same, but they had transitioned to a more conventional swing style featuring soloists Grady Watts and Sonny Dunham on trumpet, Billy Rauch and Pee Wee Hunt on tromb…

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Show - Johnny Dodds 1926-1928 55:01

2d ago55:01

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Great Chicago sessions featuring the New Orleans clarinetist leading the New Orleans Wanderers, New Orleans Bootblacks and Chicago Footwarmers . . with George Mitchell, Natty Dominique, Kid Ory, Honore Dutrey, Joe Clark/Walker, Lil Armstrong, Jimmy Blythe, Baby Dodds, Bill Johnson, Johnny St. Cyr and others.…

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Bracklinn Falls, Needle Felting and The Cabrach Distillery 1:24:06

4d ago1:24:06

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Golf courses are often criticised for their lack of biodiversity, but at The Plock, near Kyle of Lochalsh, a community project is reclaiming the local golf course and giving it back to the wild. Mark met up with the local ranger, Heather Beaton, to find out more about this rewilding initiative. A new award-winning footbridge has been built at Brack…

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Preserving Antarctica's Heritage Buildings with Conservation Carpenter Graham Gillie 21:57

14d ago21:57

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Mark Stephen hears from Graham Gillie about his extraordinary working life in AntarcticaBy BBC Radio Scotland

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Kingfishers, a Gunpowder Mill and a Halifax Bomber Relic 1:25:23

13d ago1:25:23

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Mark visits the Montrose Air Station Museum to hear about a new addition to their collection, part of a Halifax Bomber, which crashed in the Angus glens in 1944. Shan Brewis tells us the story behind the plane crash, and how the piece of wreckage came to be discovered exactly 80 years after the tragedy. Red Squirrels in Scotland are often under thr…

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S13E6: It's Goin' Down In The City! : Review of Detroit City Distillery Toasted Barrel Select 12:27

21d ago12:27

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**BEARDS BOURBON WHISKEY PODCAST | Detroit City Distillery Toasted Barrel Review** Welcome to another episode of the Beards Bourbon Whiskey Podcast! In this episode, the three bearded bros dive deep into the *Detroit City Distillery Toasted Barrel Expression*. This unique whiskey is a personal favorite among the hosts, and they can't wait to share …

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Wildlife on the Water of Leith 24:37

14d ago24:37

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During the Covid lockdown, Tom Kelly decided to stroll along the Water of Leith Walkway every single day and take photographs of the wildlife in the area. The photographer from Edinburgh has always had a keen interest in nature and he wanted to explore what was living in his own neighbourhood. The result is a huge collection of photographs showcasi…

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Scatman Crothers! 1:06:57

22d ago1:06:57

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Great jazz sessions featuring the singer, drummer, guitarist and comic Benjamin Sherman Crothers . . ranging from 1944-77, these bands feature Vic Dickenson, Babe Russin, Paul Smith, Al Hendrickson, Marshall Royal, Snooky Young, Freddie Green, Ray Brown, Ray Bryant and Louis Bellson.By jazzbnd

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Show - Adrian Rollini and the big bands 57:47

16d ago57:47

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Rollini playing bass sax in both solo and bass line with a variety of late 1920's big bands - Ted Wallace (the California Ramblers), Fred Elizalde, The Dorsey Brothers, Ben Selvin, Rube Bloom, Cornell Smelser . .with the Dorsey Brothers, Jack Teagarden, Benny Goodman, Stan King, Babe Russin, Chelsea Quealy, Bobby Davis and many others…

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A Soutar's Shop, Jigsaws and Gorillas 1:22:05

18d ago1:22:05

1:22:05

Winchburgh in West Lothian is expanding rapidly, with several new housing developments underway. At the heart of these new developments is the 85 acre Authcaldie Park, where Mark visits a group of volunteers who are building a new centre piece for the area – a model cathedral made entirely out of willow. RSPB Loch Leven has recently hosted the Conv…

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The Glasgow Seed Library with Rowan Lear 23:39

21d ago23:39

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Helen Needham meets seed librarian Rowan LearBy BBC Radio Scotland

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Red Nichols - jazz sides, 1929, 30 1:05:07

24d ago1:05:07

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Focus on the jazzier records done by the prolific cornetist Red Nichols, who by the late 1920's was concentrating on more commercial music. Sides released as by the Louisiana Rhythm Kings (Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller, Miff Mole, Jimmy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Pee Wee Russell, Fud Livingston, Joe Sullivan, Gene Krupa) and on radio transcriptions (Mil…

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Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra - live at the Village Vanguard 1967 and 68 58:27

30d ago58:27

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Two dates featuring the classic band - featuring the leaders along with Richard Williams and Snooky Young on trumpet, Bob Brookmeyer and Garnett Brown on trombones, Eddie Daniels on clarinet and tenor sax, Joe Farrell on tenor and flute, Jerome Richardson on soprano, alto and flute, Jerry Dodgion on alto, Pepper Adams on bar, Hank Jones and Roland …

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Lewis Grassic Gibbon, Snowdrops and a Beaver MOT 1:23:41

25d ago1:23:41

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Auchnerran Farm is run by the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust as a demonstration farm to test and trial conservation and land management strategies. Mark visits the farm to hear about their projects and how they manage these alongside a profitable enterprise of sheep farming. It is the 20th anniversary of the opening of Five Sister’s Zoo this …

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Sunset Song - Exploring The Mearns - Part 2 29:16

28d ago29:16

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The 7th February 2025 marks 90 years since the death of Scottish writer Lewis Grassic Gibbon, author of Sunset Song. In 2016, it was voted Scotland's favourite novel. In this archive programme, Mark Stephen explores the area it was set in, the Mearns.By BBC Radio Scotland

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Episode 601 PHOENIX RESURRECTION 3:16:59

1M ago3:16:59

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PHOENIX RESURRECTION The debate continues over exactly what the truth is behind the sightings of anomalous objects that are above the Earth. The U.S. Air Force has explained on many occasions that a lot of what is seen can be explained. However, with the obsession of extraterrestrial mythology and reality, every bright light, shooting star on PHOEN…

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Charlie Parker - Swing! 1940, 44 1:15:26

30d ago1:15:26

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Two sessions firmly based in the Swing Era featuring the great bebop alto player Charlie Parker - first are the "Wichita Transcriptions" of 1940, featuring members of the Jay McShann band, including Parker, Bob Mabane and William Scott on tenors, Orville Minor and Bob Anderson on trumpets, McShann on piano, Gene Ramey on bass and Gus Johnson on dru…

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Dixieland on the Jump Label - featuring Rosy McHargue 58:46

30d ago58:46

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Rosy McHargue had a career as a clarinet and sax player stretching back to the 1920's, but he spend almost ten years with Ted Weems band, playing and arranging. By the middle 1940's he lived in the Los Angeles area and was playing up and down the coast with a dixieland band that took its cue from the Original Dixieland Jazz Band (his first great in…

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Episode 600 THANATORIUM – FLYING THE SUICIDE SAUCER W/ PAULA SWOPE 2:00:53

30d ago2:00:53

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The story of Soylent Green is not just about mass cannibalism being hidden from the public but the way the older generations decide to voluntarily end their lives by going to what is called a Thanatorium. It literally was an assisted suicide center. No one dreamed that less than 40 years after the dystopian cinematic classic was released, assisted …

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Water of Leith Otters, Salmon Fishing on the River Tweed and a Famous North East Cow 1:23:33

1M ago1:23:33

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The National Farmers Union of Scotland Conference has been underway this week, and Kevin Keane is there, joined by Professor Colin Campbell from the James Hutton Institute, to hear his advice on how farms can become more resilient in the face of climate change. Muiravonside, Falkirk’s only country park, features several attractions, from a sculptur…

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Episode 599 APOCALYPSE THOU – ONE SMALL STEP THROUGH THE CYCLE OF AGES W/ PASTOR PAUL BEGLEY 2:00:40

1M ago2:00:40

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A recent headline read: “A Planetary Alignment Is Here. Now Wait For The Golden Conjunction” indicating that the planets have aligned to bring in the “Golden Age” – the New Age of enlightenment and judgment. This astronomical event could be a prophetic signal as we have been told to gaze into the heavens for signs and wonders. In the Bible, this is…

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Episode 598 JAK IN THE BOKIS: LISTENING TO THE PARANORMAL WHISPERS W/ ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY AND ROGER CLOOTEN 3:17:25

1M ago3:17:25

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Many paranormal events are like whispers. They speak to us through EVP, telepathy, spiritual intuitiveness and synchronistic events and demand our undivided attention. On tonight’s show, Clyde Lewis talks with investigative journalist, Elizabeth Dougherty and founder of Northwest Ghost Recon, Roger Clooten about ‘JAK IN THE BOKIS: LISTENING TO THE …

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S13E5: Its a New Day... A New Dawn... And I'm Feelin' Good! 13:30

1M ago13:30

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Its a New Day... A New Dawn... And I'm Feelin' Good! Welcome to another episode of *Beards, Bourbon, Whiskey*—the podcast where three bearded bros share their love for all things bourbon! This week, we're diving into a bottle that's been taking our taste buds by storm: **New Dawn Bourbon**. 🍫 With its rich, chocolate-forward flavor profile and a he…

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Episode 597 PORTAL ZERO – KNOCKING ON HELL’S DOOR W/ ROBERT PHOENIX 2:00:51

1M ago2:00:51

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Pope Francis will open the Holy Door at the Basilica of Saint Paul on Christmas Eve, 2024. He will open the remaining four Holy Doors over the following days and weeks at symbolic locations to start the Jubilee, or “Holy Year.” The Holy Door ritual symbolizes choosing to follow Jesus according to the church and has been performed since 1423. There …

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Sunset Song - Exploring the Mearns - Part 1 26:38

1M ago26:38

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The 7th February 2025 marks 90 years since the death of Scottish writer Lewis Grassic Gibbon, author of Sunset Song. In 2016, it was voted Scotland's favourite novel. In this archive programme, Mark and Euan explore the area it was set in, the Mearns.By BBC Radio Scotland

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Episode 596 MUDDLE EARTH W/ RICHARD DOLAN 3:15:40

1M ago3:15:40

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In February 1947, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd was in charge of a massive operation in the Arctic that was called Operation Highjump. This top secret mission has been a hot topic among UFO conspiracy theorists, who claim it was a covert US military operation to conquer alleged secret underground Nazi facilities in Antarctica. On tonight’s show, Cly…

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Red Nichols and His Five Pennies - 1948, 49 1:01:33

1M ago1:01:33

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Terrific little band at the beginning of its seventeen year life . . Red Nichols on cornet and arrangements, King Jackson on trombone, Reuell Lynch, Matty Matlock and Rosey McHargue on clarinets, Don Lodice on tenor sax, Bobby Hammack on piano, Joe Rushton on bass sax and Rollie Culver on drums - recording for Jump and Lang-Worth.…

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Tab Smith - United Recordings 1951-57 56:21

1M ago56:21

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Smith played lead alto and jazz for the Mills Blue Rhythm Band, Count Basie, Lucky Millinder, Frankie Newton and on many recording dates during the 1930's and 40's. After a short retirement in the late 40's he was lured into United's recording studios and had several hits in a sort of combination Swing/Bop/R&B style - his sidemen included organist …

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Episode 595 GLADIO – SYMPATHY FOR NO DEVIL W/ LEO ZAGAMI 2:00:54

1M ago2:00:54

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The mainstream media continues to cover up facts about a suspect who has ties to the CIA and NATO Deep State operatives. The news reporters insist on blaming it on Trump’s so-called dangerous rhetoric instead of objectively investigating an attempted assassination of a former president. Can we speculate based on his Ukrainian mercenary ties whether…

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The Festival of Imbolc, World Wetlands Day and the Big Farmland Bird Count 1:22:15

1M ago1:22:15

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Parts of the country are still recovering after last week’s Storm Eowyn including Jupiter Artland. The 100-acre sculpture garden on the outskirts of Edinburgh suffered quite a bit of storm damage as Mark saw when he visited earlier this week. Rachel meets a group of volunteers from a whole variety of backgrounds who have come together to help resto…

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Episode 594 PUT ON YOUR THINKING CAP W/ CHRISTOPHER JORDAN 2:00:54

2M ago2:00:54

2:00:54

If the global elite get their way, a time will come when you will not be able to buy or sell anything on the Internet without logging in with your UN-mandated digital identity chip. The primary goal of the technocrats is to impose mandatory digital identification in every nation. A biometric digital ID requires the recipient to upload a face scan, …

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Episode 593 Bloodbath and Beyond 3:16:10

1M ago3:16:10

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Do characters and experiences in films attach themselves to people like spirits or demons during séances? Could a film especially horror films, manipulate the environment and trigger a changes or multi-coincidental experiences in those who watch? Originally Broadcast On 04/27/16By Ground Zero Radio

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Episode 592 BACKWORLDS – THE YEAR IN REVERSE W/ DAVID JOHN OATES 2:00:53

1M ago2:00:53

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There is a growing theory in which all things that move forward in time reach a certain elasticity and then retract. Subsequently, we start to perceive things in the inverse. The eyes already do this where images are seen upside down or reverse and the brain adjusts the images to look at things right side up. Reverse decoding makes sense because co…

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Show - BritBop . . great bebop sides from England 58:47

2M ago58:47

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Brit Bop II - WETF Show featuring the music of Ronnie Scott and his groups, 1946-55. Featuring Jimmy Deuchar, Derek Humble, Benny Green, Spike Robinson, Vic Lewis, Ralph Sharon, Dave Goldberg, Tony Crosbie, Jack Parnell, Ken Wray and other British bebop luminaries .By jazzbnd

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Show - James P Johnson and the blues 1:00:02

2M ago1:00:02

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WETF Show - James P Johnson and the blues singers . . Stride legend backing Ethel Waters, Rosa Henderson, Clara Smith and Bessie Smith in the 1920's and early 30'sBy jazzbnd

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Show- Benny Morton 1:03:01

2M ago1:03:01

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Prolific and consistent trombonist whose career began in the 1920's with Fletcher Henderson here featured in his own small groups and with other swing stars like Harry Carney, Edmund Hall and othersBy jazzbnd

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Show - Harry Carney 59:19

2M ago59:19

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Ellington's great baritone saxophonist Harry Carney in a variety of small group settings from the 1930's and 40's with fellow Ellingtonians and many othersBy jazzbnd

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Show - Ronnie Scott - British Hard Bop 59:08

2M ago59:08

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Legendary British tenor player during the 1950’s and 60’s in sessions with Tubby Hall, Zoot Sims, Victor Feldman, Dizzy Reese, Derek Humble, Ken Wray, Jimmy Deucher and othersBy jazzbnd

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Show - Oscar Peterson and the tenor saxes 1:03:28

2M ago1:03:28

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Oscar Peterson and the tenor saxes . . a selection from Verve/Clef/Mercury albums of the mid to late 1950's featuring the Peterson trio and quartet (including Barney Kessel, Herb Ellis, Buddy Rich, Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen and Alvin Stoller) backing up Coleman Hawkins, Sonny Stitt, Ben Webster, Lester Young, Flip Philips and Stan Getz ---…

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Roy Eldridge and the Big Bands 1941-44 1:10:56

2M ago1:10:56

1:10:56

A series of the great trumpeter's recordings with Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Gene Krupa and Charlie Barnet - featuring all those leaders along with Dodo Marmarosa, Vernon Brown, Jon Walton and othersBy jazzbnd

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Show - the Boswell Sisters 1930-34 58:10

2M ago58:10

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Connie, Martha and Vet Boswell were raised in New Orleans and evolved a highly complex style of trio singing based on the Jazz of the 1920's and 30's . . they were each accomplished musicians (Martha plays piano on many of these tracks) and discerning in their choice of sidemen - Bunny Berigan, Mannie Klein, Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey, Art Schutt, …

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Burns on Birds, Golden Eye and How to Make Haggis 1:23:15

2M ago1:23:15

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We celebrate Burns Day on Out of Doors on the 265th anniversary of his birth. Mark chats to Professor Fiona Stafford from University of Oxford who writes about Burns ‘the bard of nature’. They chat about his understanding of ecology and how that comes through in his poetry. Rachel hears the good news story about Goldeneye Ducks in the Cairngorms. G…

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Episode 591 ASTRUM W/ DR. SKY 2:00:52

2M ago2:00:52

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The birth of Jesus was timed at the confluence of various interconnected developments — prophetic, spiritual, theological, cultural, political, and even astronomical. Interestingly, there’s some evidence that a pair of planetary conjunctions happened around the historically accepted time frame for the birth of Christ. This could potentially explain…

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Episode 590 SONS OF APOLLYON: HOMO CELAESTIS CONFIRMED! 3:16:45

2M ago3:16:45

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Science has always wondered if it is possible for us to survive and reproduce in the outer space environment like we do on Earth. Now, we know it’s possible. Can you even imagine a time where humans of Earth will disappear and that their legacy would be creation on a planet elsewhere? On tonight’s show, Clyde Lewis talks about ‘SONS OF APOLLYON: HO…

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Episode 589 BIOMONSTER – THE WORLD’S DIVINE FRANKENSTEIN W/ DAVID CM CARTER 2:00:51

2M ago2:00:51

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Since the turn of the new millennium, we have been treated to a continuous barrage of wars and psyops, the most recent being the pandemic. How could one claim to have observed history and then fail to notice that virtually every major government project done in opposition to an enemy, whether literal or abstract, has been counterproductive in natur…

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S13E4: BEARDS BOURBON WHISKEY PODCAST: Fort Mose Rye Whiskey Review | Best Rye We've Had in a Long Time! 15:04

2M ago15:04

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**BEARDS BOURBON WHISKEY PODCAST: Fort Mose Rye Whiskey Review | Best Rye We've Had in a Long Time!** In this episode of the BEARDS BOURBON WHISKEY PODCAST, the three bearded bros are back at it, diving into a bottle of *Fort Mose Rye Whiskey*—and let us tell you, they are *in total agreement* on this one. This rye is easily one of the best they’ve…

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Wandering Morven - A Wander up Morven with Artist and Adventurer Morven Stewart 25:06

2M ago25:06

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Helen Needham walks up Morven in Aberdeenshire with Morven StewartBy BBC Radio Scotland

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Episode 588 HALF JACKED: THE CREATION OF HOMO CAELESTIS 3:17:02

2M ago3:17:02

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We appear to be on the brink of a new biological evolutionary phase for human beings. Are we going being transformed physically or genetically modified in order to adapt to a new environment, not of this world? On tonight’s show, Clyde Lewis talks about ‘HALF JACKED: THE CREATION OF HOMO CAELESTIS!’ Originally Broadcast On 1/18/16…

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