In this archived broadcast from May 17, 1991, John Weeks recalls an encounter he had with several deer while walking a nature trail.

In this archived broadcast from May 20, 2005, John Weeks discusses local nature trails. Weeks touches on his hand in constructing the trail designs and gives accounts of experiences he's had on these trails.

In this archived broadcast from May 9, 2003, John Weeks talks about the aftermath of winter. Weeks remarks on the visible marks that winter leaves behind each year and how that effects the natural world.

In this archived broadcast from May 13, 2005, John Weeks discusses the ivory-billed woodpecker. Weeks goes over the bird's history and its appearance's rarity.

In this archived broadcast from May 2, 2003, John Weeks discusses salamanders. Weeks goes into detail on the different species living in New York and talks about some encounters he has had over the years.

In this archived broadcast from May 4, 1984, John Weeks discusses the beauty that comes with spring flowers. Weeks takes a journey where he searches for various spring flowers and gives details on various species.

In this archived broadcast from April 25, 2003, John Weeks discusses how spending his youth on a farm shaped his love of sparrows. Weeks talks about his own enjoyment of the bird and describes how to find them in order to listen to their songs.

In this archived broadcast from April 26, 2002, John Weeks talks about the beauty of soil and mud. Weeks discusses the roles soil and mud play in spring and the benefits of healthy soil.

In this archived broadcast from April 15, 1988, John Weeks discusses the virtues of roadside nature watching. Weeks talks about the sights of spring that can easily be found from your vehicle.

In this archived broadcast from April 18, 1987, John Weeks continues to discuss his trip on the East Coast. Weeks discusses his visit Bombay Hook, touching on the wildlife he spotted and giving a brief history of the refuge.