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Le Peuple des Algues : à la découverte des habitantes de l'estran Depuis quelques années, les algues bénéficient d’une couverture presse sans précédent. Les uns y voient un nouvel eldorado, les autres, une menace pour nos écosystèmes. Et malheureusement faute de connaissance, le constat s’arrête là. Ces organismes vivants sont méconnus du grand public, mais pourtant nombre d’humains entretiennent des relations privilégiées avec ces algues : phycologues, récoltants, plasticiens, cuisiniers, pêcheurs à pied, naturalistes, ou encore politiques. Via dix portraits sonores, le...

Step into the prehistoric past—and the algorithmic future—with All About Dinosaurs from Sloppers AI. This podcast fuses the fascinating world of dinosaurs with the mechanics of AI-powered content. From T. rex dominance strategies to the networking intelligence of velociraptors, each episode reimagines extinct creatures as blueprints for digital empires. If you love dinosaurs, AI, weird facts, or all of the above, this podcast will make you rethink extinction and evolution. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Soar to new heights with Where Eagles Soar, the podcast that uses the world of eagles to explain the rise of AI-generated content and the dominance of Sloppers AI, a new AI juggernaut making podcasts for the half of the world that is AI. Majestic, sharp-eyed, and relentless, eagles provide the perfect metaphor for digital dominance. Each episode blends strange eagle lore, facts, and business lessons for content creators looking to scale. Great for listeners who love birds, sky myths, and the future of media. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pollen Counts is a podcast about pollen. Even if 50 people listen to it, we're gonna make money. From the team at Sloppers.ai and hosted by Dr. Frank Hayfever, each episode explores the history of pollen monitoring, the limits of traditional methods, and the extraordinary advances made possible by AI. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Slither into the hidden world of serpents with Snake Talk, the podcast that sheds light on the mysteries, myths, and marvels of snakes. From Sloppers AI and Sammy Mambascal comes a show about cobras and pythons to rattlesnakes and vipers, we explore their biology, cultural symbolism, conservation challenges, and the jaw-dropping stories that make snakes some of the most fascinating creatures on Earth. Whether you’re a herpetology enthusiast, a reptile keeper, or just snake-curious, Snake Talk is your ultimate guide to understanding and respecting these misunderstood animals. Hosted on Acast....

"Ultimate Hurricane Survival Guide: Top Cheats, Hacks, Hints, Tips, And Tricks For Staying Safe" is your essential handbook for navigating the chaos of a hurricane. Packed with expert advice and time-tested strategies, this guide offers practical solutions for preparing your home, securing supplies, and staying safe before, during, and after the storm. From emergency preparedness to life-saving hacks for weathering the worst, this comprehensive resource ensures you're ready for anything Mother Nature throws your way.

The Science of It, produced by Ashoka University, is an immersive podcast series featuring some of the world’s most illustrious minds in astronomy, math, biology, physics, and beyond. Nobel Laureates to NASA Scientists, and Physicists to Fashionists - all come together to spark your curiosity about the boundless possibilities of science.

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Gavin Pretor Pinney is the chairman and founder member of the Cloud Appreciation Society. He contends that we are blessed in this country with a uniquely rich and varied cloudscape, which has hitherto been sadly undervalued. His audiobook teaches us to appreciate their different varieties - the cumulus, nimbostratus and Morning Glory to name only a few - and all their beauties and significances, both meteorological and cultural.

The Nature of Fashion is an epic sweep through history, revealing how plants have been used to make and dye our clothes. Textiles have transformed the human world–and the natural world. Now we need to re-root clothes-making in plants, rather than plastic, to find a new material future. Fashion is at a turning point–to look forward, we need to look back.

An Ojibwe elder once counseled Nerburn to "always teach by stories, because stories lodge deep in the heart.'' Using skills learned from Native storytellers as well as a deep reverence for the world's spiritual traditions, Nerburn takes us to an Ojibwe burial, down lonely winter roads, and into landscapes where trees have presence and the earth is made alive by the mystical power of water and light.