Birds I saw in TX!

In today's episode, we talk to historian of the African Diaspora, Oscar de la Torre!
Our conversation spans the globe!

In this episode, I give you updates on what I have been up to and provide a few random nature moments I experienced, with bonus tidbits on a few of my friends' most random nature moments.

In this podcast, I discuss my gardening approach, birdseed, yard birds, and American Kestrel Raids!

Bonus! Christy tells us where she is headed next in her academic career. And of course BIRDS!
Birds mentioned: Pileated Woodpecker
People mentioned: Ed Baptist PhD, Bill Block, PhD, soon to be PhD Megan Jeffreys .

I reflect on Flaco's passing.

Part activist, part administrator, and part academic,” Anna Sims Bartel earned her Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at Cornell University. She runs her own consulting firm and enjoys doing public humanities work as well helps drive the  development of community-engagement centers in higher ed. She is someone who became a fast friend when I moved to Ithaca in July 2023.
Anna enjoys the things that support chronic hope: the chaos of her young family; being in, on, or near moving water; the smell of dirt and the good things that grow in it.
Pick up "The Scholar as Human" which Anna co-edited with Debra A. Castillo too.

Here I give a glimpse into what is coming up next. I talk about my confusing fall birding migration in a new region and FUNGI.
My next guest will be Dr. Anna Bartel.

A meditation on grief and nature on a day of sorrow.

My Global Big Day! Tap in!