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Threshold
Auricle Productions
Logically Answered
Logically Answered
Thrilling Threads - Conspiracy Theories, Strange Phenomena, True Crime, Unsolved Mysteries, etc!
Byte & Pieces
Small Nonprofit: Fundraising Tips, Leadership Strategies, and Community-Centric Solutions
Further Together: Fundraising Strategies for Nonprofit Organizations
The Grave Talks | Haunted, Paranormal & Supernatural
Ghost Stores, Haunted, Paranormal & Supernatural Stories
Emergence Magazine Podcast
Emergence Magazine
Welcome to Florida
Chadd Scott
Real Ghost Stories Online
Real Ghost Stories Online | Paranormal, Supernatural & Horror Radio
The Answer Is Transaction Costs
Michael Munger
Los Angeles Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Phoenix Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
San Diego Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Psychotherapy and Applied Psychology
Dr. Daniel W Cox
San Francisco Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
Entropy Rising
Jacob and Lucas | Space Exploration & Speculative Fiction
Animals, Nature, and You
Rick Schwartz
The Dirt on Gardening
Andre Baptiste, Graylen Brown, Derek Haynes
The Pools Scientific Podcast
John Cooper
The Poultry Podcast Show
Wisenetix
ZOE Science & Nutrition
ZOE
The Lookout Podcast
The Lookout Podcast
Astronomy Daily: Space News Updates
bitesz.com
Beyond the Void: Philosophy & Psychology for the Modern Mind
btv
Built For Meaning
Stephanie Jiroch
Stuck Not Broken
Justin Sunseri
Dateable: Your insider's look into modern dating and relationships
Yue Xu and Julie Krafchick
熱血科學家的閒話加長（The Excited Scientists' Hot Tea）
傻呼嚕同盟
Zimmerman en Space
Hens Zimmerman
Let's Talk Quality
Hemish Ilangaratne
Are We Doomed?
NPR Network
Icebergs y Misterios
Icebergs y Misterios
The Stem Cell Podcast
The Stem Cell Podcast
A Better Way To Farm Podcast
Rod Livesay
🎙️ Science News Daily | Peer Review'd
Peer Review'd
Living Mandala Podcast
Aurah
The Eye of Jupiter Podcast
Thomas Franklin
Plantopia
The American Phytopathological Society (APS)
Science
Auricle Productions
For decades, the residents of St. John the Baptist Parish breathed in toxic chemicals from a massive complex that makes neoprene - a synthetic rubber. But while residents suspected something was wrong, they were still sh...
People have objected to the toxic side effects of industry in Louisiana and across the country for a long time. A swell of activism in the 70s and 80s connected civil rights with environmental issues and public health, s...
We know that many of the chemicals being released by plants in the corridor can cause cancer. We also know that the cancer risk along this stretch of the Mississippi is unusually high. But how do we know for sure that th...
At the beginning of the 20th century, the corridor began a transition from one deadly industry to another—from sugar to petrochemicals. This transition wasn’t a coincidence. The history of industry intersects with the hi...
Before gas, oil, and benzene, there was sugar. This is the story of the first industry that exploited people in the Corridor, an industry that brought the ancestors of today’s residents to the area and laid the foundatio...
One of the largest concentrations of petrochemical plants in the country lies along the Mississippi River between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Petrochemicals are made from fossil fuels. We use them to make a huge range o...
Coming Tuesday, June 2nd: A podcast about history, pollution, and resistance on the frontlines of America’s petrochemical industry.Over seven episodes, The Corridor examines how Louisiana became a center of industry and ...
Like many countries, Iran has struggled with major water scarcity in recent years. Last summer its capital, Tehran, came very close to “day zero,” the day when the whole city runs out of drinking water. Now, with the Uni...
As surprising as it may be to encounter a coyote in the big city, these wild carnivores aren’t passing through—they’re right at home. Whether it’s a quiet grassland or a downtown Quiznos, they’re adapting to their enviro...
All around the Northern Hemisphere, the evocative call of a curlew is a telltale sign of spring. With their tall, skinny legs and long, curved bills, this group of migratory shorebirds has earned a reputation in many dif...
How much of what we know about animals is actually just an assumption? From dominant males and passive females to stigmas around same-sex sexual behavior, ideas from our human world influence our understanding of the non...
Thirty-four years ago, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) established the annual “conferences of the parties,” known as COPs, where almost every nation on earth comes together to negotiate...
All over the world, small groups of complete strangers are getting together to share their feelings about climate. These gatherings are called Climate Cafes, and they’re carving out space for some big emotions we might p...
Last June, the U.S. the Secretary of Agriculture announced that the Trump administration intends to repeal something called the “Roadless Rule”—a policy implemented in 2001, which protected some of the Forest Service’s w...
Something new is coming to your feed next week.Threshold is made possible by our listeners. To keep making our show, we need to raise $75,000 by the end of the year — and we’re already 15% of the way there! Support real ...
In this final episode of Hark, we think about listening with Indigenous storytellers on three different continents—and we have one more encounter with those magical Shark Bay dolphins.Threshold is nonprofit, listener-sup...
New technologies like artificial intelligence have helped to accelerate and open up the entire world of bioacoustics, launching us into a new era of communication with the more-than-human world. In this episode, we explo...
Humans have filled the world with so much noise that the only sounds many of us often hear on a daily basis are our own. But all this sound isn’t great for our planet mates and it isn’t great for us either. In this epi...
Homo sapiens joined the story of life on Earth just 300,00 years ago. So when and how did we start making music and creating languages? In this episode, we explore these signature sounds and discover how they just might...
Elephants communicate through a variety of calls, trumpets, and rumbles. But despite being some of the largest land animals on Earth, elephants can also be incredibly quiet. In this episode, we open our ears to elephan...
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