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In this original, revelatory and exuberant book, Jay Griffiths explores how animals can have a role in every level of healing, from the individual to the collective, guiding us in how we might create societies that are healthier, fairer and kinder. Wolves may be teachers of ethics; monkeys and dogs can object to unfairness and bees take collective decisions. Animals are irresistible medicine for a healthy culture, animating the arts with spectacular vitality and verve, as poetry knows.

We are surrounded by big claims for how to enhance our immunity. But the one thing the science is clear on is that everyone's immune system is entirely unique. So how do we tell the myths from the facts? And is there anything we can actually do to benefit our immune health? World-leading immunologist Daniel M. Davis has the answers in this truly authoritative and highly accessible, myth-busting guide to the effects of stress, age, exercise, weight, nutrition, sleep and mental health on our immune health.

Di cosa ha bisogno l’umanità per superare le sfide ambientali del presente e del futuro? Quali strategie e quali comportamenti dovrà adottare? A queste domande prova a rispondere Stefano Mancuso, botanico, ricercatore e divulgatore di fama mondiale, insieme agli ospiti che lo accompagnano in questa serie podcast. Scienziati, artisti, personalità del mondo della cultura e dell’economia, chef di alta cucina, insieme a loro, Stefano Mancuso, costruisce il bagaglio di conoscenze a cui l’umanità non potrà rinunciare per affrontare il viaggio che la porterà nel mondo di domani. Alberi ...

In this limited podcast series produced by Agriland, technical beef journalist Breifne O’Brien travels around the country talking to beef farmers about the challenges they currently face and how they run their farm. The Beef Brief goes behind the scenes to find out what works for beef farmers and what makes the difference.

Talons of Hope is a global journey into the world of raptor conservation, bringing you inspiring stories, cutting-edge science, and the voices of those fighting to keep birds of prey soaring.

Many scientists and doctors believe that there is no such thing as the soul. That there is no part of us that persists beyond death. We are not spiritual in any respect. We are made up of cells and tissue, and completely controlled by a material organ in our heads: the brain. In this groundbreaking book, Dr. Michael Egnor makes the case—based on 40 years of practice and over 7,000 brain surgeries—that science has gotten it all wrong.

The Junior Jackets Learning Hacks Podcast highlights the 6-week Junior Jackets program led by Math Learning Support teachers Mrs. Kathryn Heine & Mrs. Julianna McIntosh. Learning Hacks is designed to target executive functioning skills while teaching students metacognition, self-reflection, and positive self-talk. Skills are developed through engaging activities such as games, dramatic skits and discussions. Each lesson is based on the latest research and neuroscience of learning. Our topics include focus techniques, cooperation, conversation skills, positive self-talk, organization and giving...

Ever wonder why the sky turns green during severe weather, how meteorologists develop a forecast or what that chance for precipitation really means? Weathered Questions is your go-to podcast for engaging yet educational answers to all your meteorological curiosities, whether you are a curious student, a self proclaimed weather geek or just someone who wants to understand the world of weather around you. Each episode, Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Jan Ryherd and Certified Broadcast and Consulting Meteorologist Kaj O'Mara bring expert insight to everyday weather questions submitted by you, ...

Disaster response is at a turning point. Traditional humanitarian tools - paper logs, slow coordination, limited scalability - can’t keep up with the growing scale and pace of global crises. And as political instability reduces available resources, it's more critical than ever to adopt bold, technology-driven solutions. Digital Humanitarian takes you to the front lines of disaster relief, where innovation isn't optional - it's saving time, resources, and lives.

QCast by Quanticate is the podcast for biotech, pharma, and life science leaders looking to deepen their understanding of biometrics and modern drug development. Join co-hosts Tom and Jullia as they explore methodologies, case studies, regulatory shifts, and industry trends shaping the future of clinical research. Where biometric expertise meets data-driven dialogue, QCast delivers practical insights and thought leadership to inform your next breakthrough.

What lies ahead for the future of research, development and global pharmaceutical innovation? In the first of a new series of podcasts, we deep dive into the world of biotechnology with Aditya Kotta, Head of Business Development for North America and Europe, at Novotech. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Not All That Human" unearths our deepest human stories about the natural world. Join journalist Emma Krab and writer Achilles Fergus Seastrom as they examine how human history and culture have shaped our understanding of animals, nature, and everything that exists beyond the human.

Podcast centrado en el desarrollo profesional y el aprendizaje de la musicoterapia desde un encuadre basado en evidencia. Los episodios son desarrollados por David J. Gamella, especialista en musicoterapia, quien, desde la coordinación del Master en Musicoterapia de UNIR, desarrolla diversos proyectos de investigación y e impulso formativo tales como la Revista de investigación en Musicoterapia MiSOSTENIDO, el Proyecto de Transferencia TCANTO, las jornadas MUTtalks de emprendimiento profesional, el Programa investIgA basado en IA, el proyecto transversal TQUiDO y el LEiMUT

In this student-powered podcast, AP Biology comes alive through the voices of student scientists exploring the personal side of science. From genetic breakthroughs and environmental innovation to the fight against disease, each episode features a student sharing a biologically rich, emotionally resonant story connected to their life. Whether it’s uncovering the science behind a family medical journey or exploring a passion for sustainability, these final projects showcase how biology is more than a subject—it’s a lens through which we make sense of the world.

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n Lone Wolf, Weymouth interrogates how the wolf—loved and loathed, vilified and romanticized throughout history—is re-emerging in wild and cultivated landscapes; how the borders between us and them are slipping away; and what our deep-rooted fear of the mysterious creature really means.

Carlos López-Otín, prominente figura en el ámbito de la bioquímica y la biología molecular y autor de la exitosa Trilogía de la vida, nos propone un nuevo enfoque científico centrado en la medicina de la salud, y nos desvela los secretos para fomentarla y lograr el necesario equilibrio físico y mental.

The path to becoming a successful beekeeper begins with a deep understanding of the bees themselves. Taking an approach that is both holistic and practical, Tara Chapman, founder and operator of Austin's beloved Two Hives Honey, begins with a primer on honey bee biology and nutrition as well as beehive architecture. (Did you ever wonder why honey combs are composed of tiny hexagons?) A little scientific knowledge goes a long way.

We all know the importance of mothers. They are typically as paramount in the wild as they are in human relationships. But what about fathers? In most mammals, fathers have little to no involvement in raising their offspring—and sometimes even kill the offspring sired by other fathers. How, then, can we explain modern fathers having the capacity to be highly engaged parents? In Father Nature, James Rilling explores how humans have evolved to endow modern fathers with this potential and considers why this capacity evolved in humans.

Charles Hood is on a boat, wearing at least two life jackets as he scans the sky for seabirds and plumbs the depths of his—and our—relationship with the vast Pacific Ocean. Winner of the Foreword INDIES Book of the Year for his collection of essays A Salad Only the Devil Would Eat: The Joys of Ugly Nature, Hood now brings his irrepressible curiosity to the lives of petrels, frigate birds, sea snakes, and flying fish.