V.J. Geronimo, CEO-The Americas at Oris, talks NY Yankees and Swiss Luxury Watches.

Oris Website: https://www.oris.ch/en-US
V.J. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vj.geronimo/
Oris Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ORIS/
Billion Oyster Project Restaurant Partners: https://www.billionoysterproject.org/restaurants

Last Call Baseball T-Shirts: https://last-call-baseball-shop.fourthwall.com/collections/all
Last Call Baseball Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lastcallbaseball/
Last Call Baseball Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/lastcallbaseball.bsky.social
Intro and Outro Music: DeCarlo
Podcast Logo Artist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/regan_vasconcellos/

196 - V.J. Geronimo

L’ADIL 13 et la CAF des Bouches-du-Rhône se mobilisent pour informer, prévenir et accompagner locataires et propriétaires dans la mise en conformité des logements non-décents.

Pour la décence des logements dans les Bouches-du-Rhône : l’ADIL 13 et la CAF se mobilisent

The Vatican has taken a major step in reconciliation by preparing to return several dozen culturally significant artifacts to Indigenous communities in Canada

What's right: The Vatican Museums returns Indigenous artifacts to Canadian communities

Whether your outdoor space is a large garden or a tiny apartment balcony, you can plant plants that are native to your part of the world. For those with lawns, you can reduce or eliminate the lawn and replace those areas with native plants. The result would be a greater sequestration of carbon by those plants, and increased support for all forms of life, including birds, insects, pollinators and other animals. Another benefit is we would use less water, and our water would be protected from pollution from fertilizer, pesticides, herbicides and fungicides which are widely used to maintain lawns and non-native plants.

Doug Tallamy is co-founder of the Homegrown National Park, a nationwide project that encourages everyone to plant natives and eliminate, or at least reduce, lawn areas. You can be part of this project and in the process become a conservationist, and part of the solution to climate change.


Mothering Earth-135-Homegrown National Park

Modern Firearms Season kicks off this weekend, and deer hunting doesn’t get much better than this! 🦌 In this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast, we’re joined by Deer Program Coordinator Joe McDermott to talk about the latest deer research shaping management decisions across the Commonwealth — including a GPS collar study that’s shedding light on how deer move as the rut approaches. The results point to great conditions for hunters hitting the woods this weekend.

We also dive into the importance of harvesting does in areas with high deer numbers, how hunters play a key role in keeping herds healthy, and ways to get your harvested deer tested for CWD through our freezer drop-off sites and the Shoot for Samples program — where you could win a $500–$2,000 prize just for participating.

If you’re gearing up for Modern Gun Season, give this episode a listen.

#155 Joe McDermott - Deer on the Move: GPS Collars, Rut Action, and Modern Gun Season

In this episode of Big Blend Radio’s "Food, Wine & Travel" Show with the International Food, Wine & Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA), Merle Rosenstein shares her experiences at the Rougarou Fest in Houma, Louisiana, part of the Annual IFWTWA Conference in Lafayette (October 2025).

Merle highlights the rich culinary culture, the legendary Rougarou in local folklore, and the importance of coastal and environmental conservation in Louisiana’s unique communities. The conversation explores how food, festivals, and local traditions connect people to heritage while fostering awareness of sustainable practices. Listeners also learn about Merle’s journey as a travel writer and her vision of SuperBubbie, celebrating active senior travel and cultural exploration.

🌐 Read Merle’s article about the festival: https://blendradioandtv.com/listing/haunting-good-fun-and-coastal-preservation-at-houmas-rougarou-fest/

🌐 Visit Merle’s website: https://superbubbie.ca/

🌐 Learn more about IFWTWA: https://www.ifwtwa.org/

🌐 Follow this podcast, also featured on Big Blend Radio’s "Vacation Station," "Nature Connection," "Big Daily Blend," and "Way Back When" channels:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzIUCV2e7qm1chVylr9kzBMftUgBoLS-m

The Rougarou Fest: Celebrating Louisiana’s Culture, Cuisine & Coastal Conservation

In this episode, we explore the role played by Indigenous People's food and knowledge systems in conserving terrestrial, inland water, coastal and marine areasin alignment with Target 3 of the Global Biodiversity Framework “Conserve 30% of Land, Waters and Seas”. 

Producer:Veronica Vargas Roman
Presenter: Erica Galanti
©FAO

Conserving land, waters and seas without compromising Indigenous people's food and knowledge systems

While the state legislature continues to dither on renewing the state stewardship fund, the Cherish Fund tries to plug the gap for conservation.  We’ll talk with the Natural Resources Foundation’s Shelly Torkelson and the DNR’s Krista Lutzke.

Cherish Fund Seeks to Fill Gaps in State Conservation

Colombian Amazon has officially been declared off-limits for any new oil or large-scale mining projects

What's Right: Colombia Says “No More” to New Oil and Mining in the Amazon

In this episode, we speak with Prosenjit, a teacher, entomologist & taxonomist whose work spans ecology, wildlife conservation, evolution and animal behaviour. Currently wrapping up his PhD on Indian Odonate larval taxonomy & ecology, he shares fascinating insights from his research journey across Central & Eastern India.

Tune in now and explore the world of dragonflies, biodiversity, and conservation through his lens!

🎧 Listen & share!!!

Episode 51 with Prosenjit | Exploring The Secret World of Dragonflies

This interview with Dr. Tom Devitt explores broader impacts programs geared towards undergraduate students, discussing mentorship strategies and fostering engagement with non-STEM major students. We also discuss the impact of online outreach vs. in-person events and the importance of experiential learning.

Small Talk: Broad Impacts- Tom Devitt Interview

 "A Cryobank Network Grows in the Coral Triangle"
By J. Besl
Published on Eos.org on 5 December 2025

Audio recording by Emily Gardner

A Cryobank Network Grows in the Coral Triangle

This is an audio essay, presented in three parts, about the need to balance the forces of industry and the forces of conservation. We need both, so what I'm about to say, I think, is important. Let me begin by telling you what this audio essay is not about. It is not another tiresome, ‘Chicken Little the Sky is Falling’ story of environmental doom. It is not another finger wagging, how-dare-we-mistreat-the-planet-this-way paean of conservation woe. It is not yet another in a long line of left-wing assaults on the energy sector, nor is it an attack on the right-wing players
who want to drill, baby, drill. 

We are living in a time when society seems to believe that our future MUST be binary. “We can reduce our dependency on oil, or we can be global leaders in conservation and climate change. In fact, “we can reduce our dependency on oil, and we can be global leaders in conservation and climate change.” 

Here’s how.

Episode 306-Nature is Calling-Are You Listening-Part 1

Episode 306-Nature is Calling-Are You Listening-Part 2

Episode 306-Nature is Calling-Are You Listening-Part 3

Becca Young describes her experience and methods for mentoring undergraduate students, along with various past community outreach events. We discuss how to find your niche in broader impacts and the long term domino effect a program can have. 

Small Talk: Broad Impacts- Becca Young Interview

Researchers discover a new species of whale off the coast of Baja California.  Bioacoustic scientist Elizabeth Henderson spins us a gripping yarn about the expedition.

Whale Species Spotted for First Time

Dear All, we are excited to launch the  “People of Nature” Podcast.
We are a podcast that aims to bring forth unheard voices from the Indian Conservation Landscape!
Come listen to positive stories from some of India’s finest conservationists here! 
Our podcast is an awardee of the 4th IndiaBioscience Science Communication Grants 2023.

Hello! My name is Sam and I am a PhD student at the University of Austin, Texas studying vertebrate paleontology. I am passionate about outreach and science communication and am excited to hear other people's outreach experiences!

I photograph, record, and write about the natural world. I see, I listen, I write. I fundamentally believe that curiosity can save the world—so I publish stories to make people curious. Ultimately, curiosity leads to discovery, discovery leads to knowledge, knowledge leads to insight, and insight leads to understanding. Please enjoy!

Listener-sponsored, volunteer-powered, noncommercial community radio broadcasting to south-central Wisconsin at 89.9 FM and online at wortfm.org via our studios in Madison. 

We provide an outlet for communication, education, free expression, entertainment, training and access for the purpose of sharing music, information, news, and cultural experiences, and strive to give people underrepresented elsewhere in traditional media a voice. 

NOTE: Most of the content posted at this time are news stories or talk shows. 

MUSICIANS:  We NEVER look on our SoundCloud for music submissions, so it's not a very efficient way to contact us. Please go to www.wortfm.org and click on Music --> Music Submissions for our submission info and guidelines. Thanks and we look forward to hearing your music!

Europe's best independent music station based in Luxembourg! English speaking.

FAO Podcasts, a multilingual audio series produced by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, addresses pressing global issues including hunger, poverty, agriculture, and sustainability. With content available in English, Spanish, and French, our dedicated audio team ensures these vital conversations are accessible to a global audience. Our three distinct formats - the concise FAO Brief, insightful FAO Talks, and the deeply human documentary pieces - serve as your gateway to understanding and participating in these critical global discussions. Tune in, enrich your perspective, and join us in shaping a more sustainable future for all.

The FAO of the UN leads international efforts to defeat hunger. Serving both developed and developing countries, FAO acts as a neutral forum where all nations meet as equals to negotiate agreements and debate policy. FAO is also a source of knowledge and information. We help developing countries and countries in transition modernize and improve agriculture, forestry and fisheries practices and ensure good nutrition for all. Since our founding in 1945, we have focused special attention on developing rural areas, home to 70 percent of the world's poor and hungry people. FAO's activities comprise four main areas:

1. Putting information within reach.
2. Sharing policy expertise.
3. Providing a meeting place for nations.
4. Bringing knowledge to the field.

The official Podcast of Kentucky Afield... Covering hunting, fishing, wildlife, and everything Kentucky Outdoors.

Select Big Blend Radio interviews that are featured in the digital, interactive Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine. Hosted by Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, mother-daughter travel team and publishers.

Join me for baseball, drinks, and everything under the sun.

Dr. Salwa Khan is a media producer and educator with a deep and abiding interest in protecting our Mother Earth.  The podcast program Mothering Earth featured here is her latest effort to spread the word that we all need to mother Earth by learning to live gently and sustainably.

Eos is a leading source for trustworthy news and perspectives about the Earth and space sciences and their impact. Published by the American Geophysical Union.

New tracks tagged #conservation