At Campfire Park ...

The campfire is always cracklin' and visitors are always welcome.

This time around a stranger joins the campfire to talk about his very (very very very) long day.  As usual, the Cowboy at the Campfire is all ears.

Have you ever started on a topic ...

Only to get distracted on a different path?

That often happens with geology ... and plants, too!

Find out more at the Go Hydrology website (https://gohydrology.org)

Do you remember the exact moment ...

Your idealism of youth collided the cold reality of the real world?

In this original song, singer/songwriter Bobby Angel explores the cross roads between the idealism of youth and the harsh realities of life, and in particular our relationship with nature. About those dreams: Sometimes those dreams inspire, other times they haunt. And each sunset is a promise to make it right the next day.

Find out more at Go Hydrology: https://gohydrology.org/water-control/there-goes-bob-three/

Visit Bobby Angel's website at https://bobbyangel.org

Do seasonal shifts move in gradually ...

Or do they hit you all at once?

In south Florida it remains a mystery to this day.

What does it take to achieve total water restoration?

For one, good leadership.

An inspiring vision doesn't hurt either.

A famous meteorologist once said:

"Climate is what we expect and weather is what we get."

Or do any of the old rules apply?

This podcast explores more.

Tune into the https://gohydrology.org website to find out more.

Do you ever wonder ...

How the Turner River got its name?

And specifically, why it's not called a creek?

Tune into this podcast to find out why.

Additional resources: https://bobbyangel.org

Usually in life we like being on the path to progress, 

Especially when that means money in the bank.

And then there's the odd case of the "tear down."

In this edition of Firelight Radio, singer/songwriter Bobby Angel digs deep into the meaning of home and what it's like on the outside looking in when the land value outstrips the worth of one man's life work.

Usually we think of flood and drought ...

As polar opposite states.

Or can they occur simultaneously at the same time?

This podcast explains seeming opposites are if not a false dichotomy, not as black and white as you might first think.

Deceivingly easy to see on a map ...

This Lake is a bit of an enigma on the ground;

Fortunately, this podcast gives you a free ticket on the hydrology train known as the Orient Express as seen from the top of a levee (or is it a dike) called Hoover's Hill.