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<div>The podcast about what it feels like to live in the UK and on the edge of Europe,  Climate Catastrophe, recession, pandemics, you name it. Richard and Carola will still be exploring Europe, Brexit affairs, and UK politics but this time around they are focussing on Green New Deals as part of a pandemic recovery (before surfing the Brexit 2nd wave).  
 
Between cups of tea and a lot of dithering, Richard and Carola try to understand what it might mean to be sustainable, European and live in the UK. 
 
Season 1 - Brexit. 
Season 2 - Green New Deals.  
 
 
 

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<div>For podcasting geeks: our gear includes the versatile and cute Zoom L-12 LiveTrak, the sexy-sounding EV RE20s, a couple of handy SM58s where needed, some sturdy Rhode PSA1s, an old 50s table, my mom’s quilts on the walls, some squeaking chairs (sorry…), one iPhone, speed-conscious GarageBand, gorgeous sounding ThumbJam and a bit of creative NodeBeat. That’s right, no laptop for recording, but straight to SD card. But for editing and uploading, Hindenburg on the handy Lenovo Yoga 510, which also supports ‘paperwork’ and research. Hosting by Audioboom. Organising, co-creation, co-documentation via MS Notebooks. All tea-cup sounds made with 50's Villeroy &amp; Boch Burgenland Blau Cups and Saucers, inherited from Carola's mother. The few other sound effects used, all credit goes to the the fabulous team at MTG UPF who started Freesound, a site that simply loves sound. This is all so Culture 3.0, and if you want to really know what that is, read up in this <a href="http://eprints.staffs.ac.uk/3185/1/3185.pdf">pdf</a>. 
 
 
 
 

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The podcast about what it feels like to live in the UK and on the edge of Europe, Climate Catastrophe, recession, pandemics, you name it. Richard and Carola will still be exploring Europe, Brexit affairs, and UK politics but this time around they are focussing on Green New Deals as part of a pandemic recovery (before surfing the Brexit 2nd wave). Between cups of tea and a lot of dithering, Richard and Carola try to understand what it might mean to be sustainable, European and live in the UK. Season 1 - Brexit. Season 2 - Green New Deals. For podcasting geeks: our gear includes the versatile and cute Zoom L-12 LiveTrak, the sexy-sounding EV RE20s, a couple of handy SM58s where needed, some sturdy Rhode PSA1s, an old 50s table, my mom’s quilts on the walls, some squeaking chairs (sorry…), one iPhone, speed-conscious GarageBand, gorgeous sounding ThumbJam and a bit of creative NodeBeat. That’s right, no laptop for recording, but straight to SD card. But for editing and uploading, Hindenburg on the handy Lenovo Yoga 510, which also supports ‘paperwork’ and research. Hosting by Audioboom. Organising, co-creation, co-documentation via MS Notebooks. All tea-cup sounds made with 50's Villeroy & Boch Burgenland Blau Cups and Saucers, inherited from Carola's mother. The few other sound effects used, all credit goes to the the fabulous team at MTG UPF who started Freesound, a site that simply loves sound. This is all so Culture 3.0, and if you want to really know what that is, read up in this pdf.

The podcast about what it feels like to live in the UK and on the edge of Europe,&nbsp; Climate Catastrophe, recession, pandemics, you name it. Richard and Carola will still be exploring Europe, Brexit affairs, and UK politics but this time around they are focussing on Green New Deals as part of a pandemic recovery (before surfing the Brexit 2nd wave).&nbsp; 
 
Between cups of tea and a lot of dithering, Richard and Carola try to understand what it might mean to be sustainable, European and live in the UK. 
 
Season 1 - Brexit. 
Season 2 - Green New Deals.&nbsp; 
 
 
 


For podcasting geeks: our gear includes the versatile and cute Zoom L-12 LiveTrak, the sexy-sounding EV RE20s, a couple of handy SM58s where needed, some sturdy Rhode PSA1s, an old 50s table, my mom’s quilts on the walls, some squeaking chairs (sorry…), one iPhone, speed-conscious GarageBand, gorgeous sounding ThumbJam and a bit of creative NodeBeat. That’s right, no laptop for recording, but straight to SD card. But for editing and uploading, Hindenburg on the handy Lenovo Yoga 510, which also supports ‘paperwork’ and research. Hosting by Audioboom. Organising, co-creation, co-documentation via MS Notebooks. All tea-cup sounds made with 50's Villeroy &amp; Boch Burgenland Blau Cups and Saucers, inherited from Carola's mother. The few other sound effects used, all credit goes to the the fabulous team at MTG UPF who started Freesound, a site that simply loves sound. This is all so Culture 3.0, and if you want to really know what that is, read up in this <a href="http://eprints.staffs.ac.uk/3185/1/3185.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer">pdf</a>.

Dithering on the Edge of Europe

Limited government promotes absolute freedom. Today America faces a constant battle to preserve the idea of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Freedom is constantly being challenged by "Big Government." Take part in this journey with our honored guest in preserving "American Liberty." 
 Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/american-liberty/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/american-liberty/support</a>

Limited government promotes absolute freedom. Today America faces a constant battle to preserve the idea of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Freedom is constantly being challenged by "Big Government." Take part in this journey with our honored guest in preserving "American Liberty." Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/american-liberty/support

Limited government promotes absolute freedom. Today America faces a constant battle to preserve the idea of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Freedom is constantly being challenged by "Big Government." Take part in this journey with our honored guest in preserving "American Liberty." 
 Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/american-liberty/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://anchor.fm/american-liberty/support</a>

American Liberty

Thrawn and On and On is a Star Wars Expanded Universe discussion podcast. Splitting time between the old EU (Legends) and this new-fangled one, our crew of Star Wars nerds explore a galaxy far, far away through a seemingly infinite collection of books, comics, and more. Thrawn and On and On is part of The Skiffy and Fanty Show podcast network. If you want to find out more about us and our other shows, go to skiffyandfanty.com.

Thrawn and On and On

Die Skorpion und Batterie Show ist der Plastikblumenstrauß der Talk Show Landschaft. Aus den Semmelrogge-Studios in Berlin spricht Commodore Schmidlabb (vom Trashfilm-Podcast Männer, die auf Videos starren) über die feinen Dinge des Lebens, wie etwa zeitgenössischen Tanz, Architektur und brutale Kontaktsportarten. Darüber hinaus präsentiert er nutzloses Partywissen, Interviews, etwas Musik und ganz viel Persönliches.

Die Skorpion und Batterie Show | Die On-Demand Late-Night-Show aus Berlin!

The WINS Podcast is an initiative of the Women in News and Sport Program (WINS). It tells the stories of women in sport from the region and supports women to pursue sports journalism.
Credits: WINS is run by Australian Broadcasting Corporation's International Development team and is supported by Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

The WINS Podcast is an initiative of the Women in News and Sport Program (WINS). It tells the stories of women in sport from the region and supports women to pursue sports journalism. Credits: WINS is run by Australian Broadcasting Corporation's International Development team and is supported by Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

The WINS Podcast

Produced by the Lima News, "Boom XYZ" is an examination of work, life and play in northwest Ohio through a generational lens.

The monthly podcast hosts guests of varying ages to discuss topics of the day to better understand how time, culture and technology shape viewpoints.

Produced by the Lima News, "Boom XYZ" is an examination of work, life and play in northwest Ohio through a generational lens. The monthly podcast hosts guests of varying ages to discuss topics of the day to better understand how time, culture and technology shape viewpoints.

Boom XYZ

En este Podcast nos alejamos de la subjetividad y el partidismo de los medios de comunicación tradicionales e intentamos ofrecer otra visión sobre el mundo. Le intentamos poner humor a cosas que no podemos cambiar y "seriedad" a las que sí podemos cambiar. Dirigido para esa gente que esta cansado de la misma política de siempre. Sí señores, hay política más allá de PP,VOX,UP,Cs y PSOE.

Política y Economía Moderna

Ivan Scalfarotto racconta la vita, il funzionamento e il lavoro del Parlamento e del Governo. Un racconto per spiegare come funzionano i palazzi della politica, visti dall'interno.

Off-Camera Podcast

A coming together of indigenous voices in this time of cultural resurgence. We bring you the facts of indigenous issues and look at these topics from our own perspectives to help you understand and grapple with these discussions being had today. Will you join us in exploring the matters surrounding indigenous communities?

Voices of The Resurgence

Hear from a variety of guests and disciplines about what inspires them creatively and how healthcare marketing can learn from those perspectives.  The Ogilvy Health Inspiration Cast also keeps you updated on the latest in health technology and the fascinating culture of our agency.

Hear from a variety of guests and disciplines about what inspires them creatively and how healthcare marketing can learn from those perspectives. The Ogilvy Health Inspiration Cast also keeps you updated on the latest in health technology and the fascinating culture of our agency.

Ogilvy Health Inspiration Cast

Hello Friends. Watch the latest Movies, TV, &amp; Gaming Reviews.Listen to us on Spotify at: https://open.spotify.com/show/3k0c71N6aYO8zn70t4mFkNiTunes: Coming SoonGoogle Play: Coming SoonFollow us on Twiiter @TheMovieFriendsContact us at OfficialMovieFriends@gmail.com for any inquiries.

Hello Friends. Watch the latest Movies, TV, & Gaming Reviews.Listen to us on Spotify at: https://open.spotify.com/show/3k0c71N6aYO8zn70t4mFkNiTunes: Coming SoonGoogle Play: Coming SoonFollow us on Twiiter @TheMovieFriendsContact us at OfficialMovieFriends@gmail.com for any inquiries.

Movie Friends

Rozmowy na Autopilocie to podcast w którym rozmawiamy o sprytnym prowadzeniu biznesów online oraz wykorzystania nowoczesnych narzędzi, ai, automatyzacji i optymalizacji codziennej pracy.

Rozmowy na Autopilocie

Každý volební kraj má na RádioVy speciální pořad věnovaný deseti klíčovým tématům, ke kterým oslovíme jednotlivé kandidáty všech volebních stran s celou řadou otázek. Vedle nich zazní odborníci, politologové, ale také třeba bývalí členové vlády.

RádioVy Olomoucký kraj

ZM are Zoë and Milky!Covering what's current, cool, comedic and cringy in Canada's Capital and beyond! Milky is best known as "The Milkman" - a syndicated radio host heard on numerous stations across North America. With a commitment to delivering fun, he highlights the day's most interesting stories from pop culture and the news. On the weekend he teams up with Zoë, a radio veteran who now makes her living in real estate. Zoë is notorious for being very quick with a punch line and when the "best of" from Milky's show is featured here, the laughs are unstoppable! On this weekly (when we can) podcast, we award our top "Duh Of The Day," share some of our favorite "Memes We've Seen" and other assorted nonsense! We keep it light, we keep it fun, and we hope you love having us on in the car, during your walk or while getting ready to head out for a night of fun with your friends! www.zmshow.com<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

ZM are Zoë and Milky! Covering what's current, cool, comedic and cringy in Canada's Capital and beyond! Milky is best known as "The Milkman" - a syndicated radio host heard on numerous stations across North America. With a commitment to delivering fun, he highlights the day's most interesting stories from pop culture and the news. On the weekend he teams up with Zoë, a radio veteran who now makes her living in real estate. Zoë is notorious for being very quick with a punch line and when the "best of" from Milky's show is featured here, the laughs are unstoppable! On this weekly (when we can) podcast, we award our top "Duh Of The Day," share some of our favorite "Memes We've Seen" and other assorted nonsense! We keep it light, we keep it fun, and we hope you love having us on in the car, during your walk or while getting ready to head out for a night of fun with your friends! www.zmshow.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ZM are Zoë and Milky!Covering what's current, cool, comedic and cringy in Canada's Capital and beyond! Milky is best known as "The Milkman" - a syndicated radio host heard on numerous stations across North America. With a commitment to delivering fun, he highlights the day's most interesting stories from pop culture and the news. On the weekend he teams up with Zoë, a radio veteran who now makes her living in real estate. Zoë is notorious for being very quick with a punch line and when the "best of" from Milky's show is featured here, the laughs are unstoppable! On this weekly (when we can) podcast, we award our top "Duh Of The Day," share some of our favorite "Memes We've Seen" and other assorted nonsense! We keep it light, we keep it fun, and we hope you love having us on in the car, during your walk or while getting ready to head out for a night of fun with your friends! www.zmshow.com Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Cet été j’ai décidé de laisser ma voiture au garage…
Et pourquoi pas podcaster cette expérience… Podcaster, c’est une première pour moi, soyez indulgent.e.s ;)
L’aventure démarre, entre train, vélo et carnet de vacances, un mélange pour démarrer et s’essayer…

Cet été j’ai décidé de laisser ma voiture au garage… Et pourquoi pas podcaster cette expérience… Podcaster, c’est une première pour moi, soyez indulgent.e.s ;) L’aventure démarre, entre train, vélo et carnet de vacances, un mélange pour démarrer et s’essayer…

Tchoutchou Vacances

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N'importe où, n'importe quand, découvrez la plus mysterieuse des émissions ! Célia et Valentin ont pour projet de vous plonger dans des univers aussi mysterieux que flippants.

Le Flash sur OpenSkyRadio

Dipstick

Comedian Kiki Andersen finds the funny in the most uncomfortable corners of our culture. Sex. Politics. Religion. But in the digital age, what can and can’t be talked about at the dinner table has changed dramatically. Indecent is a podcast all about what’s off-limits and who sets the boundaries for today’s taboos. Through conversations with comedians, writers, psychologists, journalists, theologians, activists, and scientists, Kiki peels at the wallpaper of polite society on Indecent, where NSFW meets LMAO.

Indecent with Kiki Andersen

Et despertem amb l'actualitat de la Catalunya Central, de dilluns a divendres a les 7:20 i les 8:20h amb Eduard Font i Eli Pagán. - Cadena SER Catalunya Central

Hoy por Hoy - Cadena SER Catalunya Central

Global conversations on innovation, automation, and the future of competitive cities.

Rewiring the American Edge is a podcast that explores building economies that are sustainable and inclusive in the era of automation and innovation. While rooted in the challenges and opportunities of the U.S. economy, the podcast invites voices from around the world—policymakers, technologists, labor leaders, and entrepreneurs—to share bold ideas and real-world strategies that transcend borders. Each episode explores trends such as: technologies reshaping work and urban life; global trends opportunities and challenges; specific investments, ideas, partnerships and policies to build a future-ready economy and workforce. This is a podcast for anyone committed to building smarter systems and stronger communities. Big ideas. Bold policies. Real impact. Rewired.

Global conversations on innovation, automation, and the future of competitive cities. Rewiring the American Edge is a podcast that explores building economies that are sustainable and inclusive in the era of automation and innovation. While rooted in the challenges and opportunities of the U.S. economy, the podcast invites voices from around the world—policymakers, technologists, labor leaders, and entrepreneurs—to share bold ideas and real-world strategies that transcend borders. Each episode explores trends such as: technologies reshaping work and urban life; global trends opportunities and challenges; specific investments, ideas, partnerships and policies to build a future-ready economy and workforce. This is a podcast for anyone committed to building smarter systems and stronger communities. Big ideas. Bold policies. Real impact. Rewired.

Rewiring the American Edge

In the vast tapestry of our planet's history, few substances have had such a profound and far-reaching impact as plastic. Born from the ingenuity of human minds, this versatile material has revolutionized our lives, shaping the way we consume, create, and communicate. However, as with many of our most remarkable innovations, the unintended consequences of our plastic dependence have begun to unfold, and one of the most insidious threats we now face is the pervasive presence of microplastics. These tiny fragments, often invisible to the naked eye, have infiltrated every corner of our world, from the depths of the oceans to the air we breathe. And now, as scientists have begun to unravel the extent of their reach, a disturbing reality has come to light: microplastics have found their way into our very bodies, crossing boundaries and borders, and uniting humanity in a shared vulnerability. To truly grasp the significance of this revelation, we must first understand the nature of microplastics themselves. These minute particles, defined as those less than 5 millimeters in size, come in two distinct forms: primary and secondary. Primary microplastics are intentionally manufactured to be small, such as the microbeads that once populated our cosmetics and personal care products, or the tiny pellets used in industrial processes. Secondary microplastics, on the other hand, are born from the breakdown of larger plastic items, their once-solid forms shattered by the relentless forces of nature, such as UV radiation and the mechanical abrasion of wind and waves. The sources of these microplastics are as varied as they are numerous. From the synthetic fibers that shed from our clothing with each wash to the degradation of our discarded plastic waste, the origins of these particles paint a picture of a society deeply entwined with plastic. Even the very products we use to care for ourselves and enhance our beauty have played a role, as the microbeads in exfoliating scrubs and toothpastes have found their way down our drains and into our waterways. As these microplastics enter the environment, they embark on a journey that knows no boundaries. They are carried by the currents of our rivers and streams, flowing into the vast expanse of our oceans. They are swept up by the wind, traversing continents and settling upon the earth like an invisible dust. They are washed from our streets and highways by the rains, entering the soil and becoming part of the very foundation upon which we grow our food. And it is through these pathways that microplastics find their way into our bodies. We inhale them with each breath, as they float unseen in the air around us. We ingest them with our food and drink, as they accumulate in the tissues of the fish and shellfish we consume, and lurk in the water we use to quench our thirst. Even the simple act of applying cosmetics to our skin can expose us to these pervasive particles, as they penetrate the barrier of our bodies' largest organ. The ubiquity of this exposure has been laid bare by recent studies, which have revealed the presence of microplastics in human samples from across the globe. From the United States to Europe, from Japan to Russia, the story is the same: no corner of the earth, no nation or community, is untouched by this invisible invasion. The variety of plastic types found within us speaks to the diversity of their sources, with polyethylene and polypropylene, among others, making their presence known. But what does this mean for our health? This is a question that scientists are only beginning to unravel, as the study of microplastics and their impacts on human well-being is still in its infancy. However, the early indications are cause for concern. Microplastics have the potential to cause physical damage to our tissues, their jagged edges and irregular shapes abrading and irritating the delicate structures within us. They can also act as tiny sponges, absorbing and concentrating harmful chemicals from the environment, which may then be released into our bodies as the particles break down. Perhaps most troubling of all, however, is the emerging evidence that microplastics can trigger inflammatory responses and disrupt the delicate balance of our immune systems. These tiny invaders, it seems, have the power to confuse and misdirect our bodies' natural defenses, leaving us more vulnerable to disease and illness. As we begin to grasp the scale of this problem, it becomes clear that action is needed on multiple fronts. Governments and policymakers must take the lead, implementing bans and restrictions on the use of microplastics in consumer products, and investing in improved waste management systems to prevent the leakage of plastic into the environment. Research into the health impacts of microplastics must be prioritized and funded, so that we can better understand the risks we face and develop strategies to mitigate them. But the responsibility does not lie solely with those in positions of power. Each of us, as individuals, has a role to play in addressing the microplastic crisis. We can make informed choices about the products we use and the way we dispose of them, opting for natural alternatives to synthetic materials where possible, and ensuring that our plastic waste is properly recycled or disposed of. We can support businesses and initiatives that are working to develop innovative solutions, such as biodegradable plastics and advanced filtration systems that can capture microplastics before they enter the environment. Perhaps most importantly, we can educate ourselves and others about the issue of microplastics, spreading awareness of their impacts and the steps we can take to mitigate them. For it is only through a collective awakening, a shared understanding of the problem we face, that we can hope to bring about the changes necessary to protect our planet and ourselves. The story of microplastics is, in many ways, the story of our species. It is a tale of ingenuity and innovation, of the marvels we can create and the challenges we must overcome. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, of the way in which our actions, no matter how small, can have far-reaching consequences that ripple across the globe. As we stand at this crossroads, facing a future in which the very substance of our bodies bears witness to the impact of our choices, we must ask ourselves what kind of world we want to leave behind. Will we continue down the path of convenience and consumption, heedless of the toll it takes on the natural world and ourselves? Or will we embrace a new way forward, one in which we seek to live in harmony with the planet that sustains us, and to create a legacy of stewardship and care? The answer to these questions lies within each of us, in the decisions we make and the actions we take. And as we grapple with the challenges of the microplastic crisis, we must remember that we are not alone. We are part of a global community, united by our shared humanity and our common home. It is only by working together, by pooling our knowledge and our resources, that we can hope to find solutions to the problems we face. In the end, the story of microplastics is a story without a clear ending, a tale whose final chapters have yet to be written. But one thing is certain: the choices we make today will shape the world of tomorrow. And it is up to us to decide what kind of world that will be. As we stand on the brink of this new era, let us remember the words of the great conservationist Rachel Carson, who once said, "In nature, nothing exists alone." The microplastics within us are a testament to this truth, a reminder of the intricate web of life in which we are all enmeshed. And it is only by recognizing our place within this web, by understanding the impacts of our actions and the responsibility we bear, that we can hope to create a future in which both people and the planet can thrive. So let us go forward with courage and determination, armed with the knowledge that our choices matter and that our actions have the power to shape the world. Let us be guided by the wisdom of nature, and by the understanding that we are all part of something greater than ourselves. And let us work together, as a global community, to build a future in which the scourge of microplastics is nothing more than a distant memory, a cautionary tale from a time when we lost sight of our place in the world. For in the end, the story of microplastics is not just a story about a material, or about the environment, or even about our health. It is a story about us – about our relationship with the world around us, and about the kind of future we want to create. And it is a story that we all have the power to shape, through the choices we make and the actions we take. So let us choose wisely, and let us act with purpose. Let us be the heroes of our own story, the architects of a better tomorrow. And let us never forget that, in the face of even the greatest challenges, there is always hope – hope for a world in which the beauty and wonder of nature is cherished and protected, and in which all of life, in all its glorious diversity, is free to flourish. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

In the vast tapestry of our planet's history, few substances have had such a profound and far-reaching impact as plastic. Born from the ingenuity of human minds, this versatile material has revolutionized our lives, shaping the way we consume, create, and communicate. However, as with many of our most remarkable innovations, the unintended consequences of our plastic dependence have begun to unfold, and one of the most insidious threats we now face is the pervasive presence of microplastics. These tiny fragments, often invisible to the naked eye, have infiltrated every corner of our world, from the depths of the oceans to the air we breathe. And now, as scientists have begun to unravel the extent of their reach, a disturbing reality has come to light: microplastics have found their way into our very bodies, crossing boundaries and borders, and uniting humanity in a shared vulnerability. To truly grasp the significance of this revelation, we must first understand the nature of microplastics themselves. These minute particles, defined as those less than 5 millimeters in size, come in two distinct forms: primary and secondary. Primary microplastics are intentionally manufactured to be small, such as the microbeads that once populated our cosmetics and personal care products, or the tiny pellets used in industrial processes. Secondary microplastics, on the other hand, are born from the breakdown of larger plastic items, their once-solid forms shattered by the relentless forces of nature, such as UV radiation and the mechanical abrasion of wind and waves. The sources of these microplastics are as varied as they are numerous. From the synthetic fibers that shed from our clothing with each wash to the degradation of our discarded plastic waste, the origins of these particles paint a picture of a society deeply entwined with plastic. Even the very products we use to care for ourselves and enhance our beauty have played a role, as the microbeads in exfoliating scrubs and toothpastes have found their way down our drains and into our waterways. As these microplastics enter the environment, they embark on a journey that knows no boundaries. They are carried by the currents of our rivers and streams, flowing into the vast expanse of our oceans. They are swept up by the wind, traversing continents and settling upon the earth like an invisible dust. They are washed from our streets and highways by the rains, entering the soil and becoming part of the very foundation upon which we grow our food. And it is through these pathways that microplastics find their way into our bodies. We inhale them with each breath, as they float unseen in the air around us. We ingest them with our food and drink, as they accumulate in the tissues of the fish and shellfish we consume, and lurk in the water we use to quench our thirst. Even the simple act of applying cosmetics to our skin can expose us to these pervasive particles, as they penetrate the barrier of our bodies' largest organ. The ubiquity of this exposure has been laid bare by recent studies, which have revealed the presence of microplastics in human samples from across the globe. From the United States to Europe, from Japan to Russia, the story is the same: no corner of the earth, no nation or community, is untouched by this invisible invasion. The variety of plastic types found within us speaks to the diversity of their sources, with polyethylene and polypropylene, among others, making their presence known. But what does this mean for our health? This is a question that scientists are only beginning to unravel, as the study of microplastics and their impacts on human well-being is still in its infancy. However, the early indications are cause for concern. Microplastics have the potential to cause physical damage to our tissues, their jagged edges and irregular shapes abrading and irritating the delicate structures within us. They can also act as tiny sponges, absorbing and concentrating harmful chemicals from the environment, which may then be released into our bodies as the particles break down. Perhaps most troubling of all, however, is the emerging evidence that microplastics can trigger inflammatory responses and disrupt the delicate balance of our immune systems. These tiny invaders, it seems, have the power to confuse and misdirect our bodies' natural defenses, leaving us more vulnerable to disease and illness. As we begin to grasp the scale of this problem, it becomes clear that action is needed on multiple fronts. Governments and policymakers must take the lead, implementing bans and restrictions on the use of microplastics in consumer products, and investing in improved waste management systems to prevent the leakage of plastic into the environment. Research into the health impacts of microplastics must be prioritized and funded, so that we can better understand the risks we face and develop strategies to mitigate them. But the responsibility does not lie solely with those in positions of power. Each of us, as individuals, has a role to play in addressing the microplastic crisis. We can make informed choices about the products we use and the way we dispose of them, opting for natural alternatives to synthetic materials where possible, and ensuring that our plastic waste is properly recycled or disposed of. We can support businesses and initiatives that are working to develop innovative solutions, such as biodegradable plastics and advanced filtration systems that can capture microplastics before they enter the environment. Perhaps most importantly, we can educate ourselves and others about the issue of microplastics, spreading awareness of their impacts and the steps we can take to mitigate them. For it is only through a collective awakening, a shared understanding of the problem we face, that we can hope to bring about the changes necessary to protect our planet and ourselves. The story of microplastics is, in many ways, the story of our species. It is a tale of ingenuity and innovation, of the marvels we can create and the challenges we must overcome. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, of the way in which our actions, no matter how small, can have far-reaching consequences that ripple across the globe. As we stand at this crossroads, facing a future in which the very substance of our bodies bears witness to the impact of our choices, we must ask ourselves what kind of world we want to leave behind. Will we continue down the path of convenience and consumption, heedless of the toll it takes on the natural world and ourselves? Or will we embrace a new way forward, one in which we seek to live in harmony with the planet that sustains us, and to create a legacy of stewardship and care? The answer to these questions lies within each of us, in the decisions we make and the actions we take. And as we grapple with the challenges of the microplastic crisis, we must remember that we are not alone. We are part of a global community, united by our shared humanity and our common home. It is only by working together, by pooling our knowledge and our resources, that we can hope to find solutions to the problems we face. In the end, the story of microplastics is a story without a clear ending, a tale whose final chapters have yet to be written. But one thing is certain: the choices we make today will shape the world of tomorrow. And it is up to us to decide what kind of world that will be. As we stand on the brink of this new era, let us remember the words of the great conservationist Rachel Carson, who once said, "In nature, nothing exists alone." The microplastics within us are a testament to this truth, a reminder of the intricate web of life in which we are all enmeshed. And it is only by recognizing our place within this web, by understanding the impacts of our actions and the responsibility we bear, that we can hope to create a future in which both people and the planet can thrive. So let us go forward with courage and determination, armed with the knowledge that our choices matter and that our actions have the power to shape the world. Let us be guided by the wisdom of nature, and by the understanding that we are all part of something greater than ourselves. And let us work together, as a global community, to build a future in which the scourge of microplastics is nothing more than a distant memory, a cautionary tale from a time when we lost sight of our place in the world. For in the end, the story of microplastics is not just a story about a material, or about the environment, or even about our health. It is a story about us – about our relationship with the world around us, and about the kind of future we want to create. And it is a story that we all have the power to shape, through the choices we make and the actions we take. So let us choose wisely, and let us act with purpose. Let us be the heroes of our own story, the architects of a better tomorrow. And let us never forget that, in the face of even the greatest challenges, there is always hope – hope for a world in which the beauty and wonder of nature is cherished and protected, and in which all of life, in all its glorious diversity, is free to flourish. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

In the vast tapestry of our planet's history, few substances have had such a profound and far-reaching impact as plastic. Born from the ingenuity of human minds, this versatile material has revolutionized our lives, shaping the way we consume, create, and communicate. However, as with many of our most remarkable innovations, the unintended consequences of our plastic dependence have begun to unfold, and one of the most insidious threats we now face is the pervasive presence of microplastics. These tiny fragments, often invisible to the naked eye, have infiltrated every corner of our world, from the depths of the oceans to the air we breathe. And now, as scientists have begun to unravel the extent of their reach, a disturbing reality has come to light: microplastics have found their way into our very bodies, crossing boundaries and borders, and uniting humanity in a shared vulnerability. To truly grasp the significance of this revelation, we must first understand the nature of microplastics themselves. These minute particles, defined as those less than 5 millimeters in size, come in two distinct forms: primary and secondary. Primary microplastics are intentionally manufactured to be small, such as the microbeads that once populated our cosmetics and personal care products, or the tiny pellets used in industrial processes. Secondary microplastics, on the other hand, are born from the breakdown of larger plastic items, their once-solid forms shattered by the relentless forces of nature, such as UV radiation and the mechanical abrasion of wind and waves. The sources of these microplastics are as varied as they are numerous. From the synthetic fibers that shed from our clothing with each wash to the degradation of our discarded plastic waste, the origins of these particles paint a picture of a society deeply entwined with plastic. Even the very products we use to care for ourselves and enhance our beauty have played a role, as the microbeads in exfoliating scrubs and toothpastes have found their way down our drains and into our waterways. As these microplastics enter the environment, they embark on a journey that knows no boundaries. They are carried by the currents of our rivers and streams, flowing into the vast expanse of our oceans. They are swept up by the wind, traversing continents and settling upon the earth like an invisible dust. They are washed from our streets and highways by the rains, entering the soil and becoming part of the very foundation upon which we grow our food. And it is through these pathways that microplastics find their way into our bodies. We inhale them with each breath, as they float unseen in the air around us. We ingest them with our food and drink, as they accumulate in the tissues of the fish and shellfish we consume, and lurk in the water we use to quench our thirst. Even the simple act of applying cosmetics to our skin can expose us to these pervasive particles, as they penetrate the barrier of our bodies' largest organ. The ubiquity of this exposure has been laid bare by recent studies, which have revealed the presence of microplastics in human samples from across the globe. From the United States to Europe, from Japan to Russia, the story is the same: no corner of the earth, no nation or community, is untouched by this invisible invasion. The variety of plastic types found within us speaks to the diversity of their sources, with polyethylene and polypropylene, among others, making their presence known. But what does this mean for our health? This is a question that scientists are only beginning to unravel, as the study of microplastics and their impacts on human well-being is still in its infancy. However, the early indications are cause for concern. Microplastics have the potential to cause physical damage to our tissues, their jagged edges and irregular shapes abrading and irritating the delicate structures within us. They can also act as tiny sponges, absorbing and concentrating harmful chemicals from the environment, which may then be released into our bodies as the particles break down. Perhaps most troubling of all, however, is the emerging evidence that microplastics can trigger inflammatory responses and disrupt the delicate balance of our immune systems. These tiny invaders, it seems, have the power to confuse and misdirect our bodies' natural defenses, leaving us more vulnerable to disease and illness. As we begin to grasp the scale of this problem, it becomes clear that action is needed on multiple fronts. Governments and policymakers must take the lead, implementing bans and restrictions on the use of microplastics in consumer products, and investing in improved waste management systems to prevent the leakage of plastic into the environment. Research into the health impacts of microplastics must be prioritized and funded, so that we can better understand the risks we face and develop strategies to mitigate them. But the responsibility does not lie solely with those in positions of power. Each of us, as individuals, has a role to play in addressing the microplastic crisis. We can make informed choices about the products we use and the way we dispose of them, opting for natural alternatives to synthetic materials where possible, and ensuring that our plastic waste is properly recycled or disposed of. We can support businesses and initiatives that are working to develop innovative solutions, such as biodegradable plastics and advanced filtration systems that can capture microplastics before they enter the environment. Perhaps most importantly, we can educate ourselves and others about the issue of microplastics, spreading awareness of their impacts and the steps we can take to mitigate them. For it is only through a collective awakening, a shared understanding of the problem we face, that we can hope to bring about the changes necessary to protect our planet and ourselves. The story of microplastics is, in many ways, the story of our species. It is a tale of ingenuity and innovation, of the marvels we can create and the challenges we must overcome. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, of the way in which our actions, no matter how small, can have far-reaching consequences that ripple across the globe. As we stand at this crossroads, facing a future in which the very substance of our bodies bears witness to the impact of our choices, we must ask ourselves what kind of world we want to leave behind. Will we continue down the path of convenience and consumption, heedless of the toll it takes on the natural world and ourselves? Or will we embrace a new way forward, one in which we seek to live in harmony with the planet that sustains us, and to create a legacy of stewardship and care? The answer to these questions lies within each of us, in the decisions we make and the actions we take. And as we grapple with the challenges of the microplastic crisis, we must remember that we are not alone. We are part of a global community, united by our shared humanity and our common home. It is only by working together, by pooling our knowledge and our resources, that we can hope to find solutions to the problems we face. In the end, the story of microplastics is a story without a clear ending, a tale whose final chapters have yet to be written. But one thing is certain: the choices we make today will shape the world of tomorrow. And it is up to us to decide what kind of world that will be. As we stand on the brink of this new era, let us remember the words of the great conservationist Rachel Carson, who once said, "In nature, nothing exists alone." The microplastics within us are a testament to this truth, a reminder of the intricate web of life in which we are all enmeshed. And it is only by recognizing our place within this web, by understanding the impacts of our actions and the responsibility we bear, that we can hope to create a future in which both people and the planet can thrive. So let us go forward with courage and determination, armed with the knowledge that our choices matter and that our actions have the power to shape the world. Let us be guided by the wisdom of nature, and by the understanding that we are all part of something greater than ourselves. And let us work together, as a global community, to build a future in which the scourge of microplastics is nothing more than a distant memory, a cautionary tale from a time when we lost sight of our place in the world. For in the end, the story of microplastics is not just a story about a material, or about the environment, or even about our health. It is a story about us – about our relationship with the world around us, and about the kind of future we want to create. And it is a story that we all have the power to shape, through the choices we make and the actions we take. So let us choose wisely, and let us act with purpose. Let us be the heroes of our own story, the architects of a better tomorrow. And let us never forget that, in the face of even the greatest challenges, there is always hope – hope for a world in which the beauty and wonder of nature is cherished and protected, and in which all of life, in all its glorious diversity, is free to flourish. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

Microplastics

La Prendía es un programa de la Colectiva Feminista en Construcción en la cuál discutimos y analizamos las noticias recientes del país. Nos vamos live por Facebook Live jueves a las 8:30AM. También puedes ver nuestros episodios en YouTube bajo el canal de la Colectiva Feminista en Construcción.

La Prendía es un programa de la Colectiva Feminista en Construcción en la cuál discutimos y analizamos las noticias recientes del país. Nos vamos live por Facebook Live jueves a las 8:30AM. También puedes ver nuestros episodios en YouTube bajo el canal de la Colectiva Feminista en Construcción.

La Prendía

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Listen each week as Mike Caudill talks automotive, sports news, and more! Alongside Mike is his right hand Harrison Noble, plus Mike will have a new guest on each episode. So buckle up and lets go!!

Listen each week as Mike Caudill talks automotive, sports news, and more! Alongside Mike is his right hand Harrison Noble, plus Mike will have a new guest on each episode. So buckle up and lets go!!

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Welcome to the Disrupting the Future podcast hosted by our very own Aimee Glendenning, Head of Client Services & Reece Warren, Associate Director. Join us as we launch a brand new mini-series, Founders in Focus sitting down with the most prominent figures in the start-up industry to discuss all things high-performance culture within Technology in the UAE.

Disrupting the Future

The story of Flaco, the Eurasian eagle-owl who became a New York City sensation after escaping from the Central Park Zoo, unfolds like a modern urban wildlife saga. Over the course of a year, Flaco captivated the city with his resilience and adaptability, thriving in the urban environment despite the odds against him. His journey from an escapee to a symbol of freedom and resilience touched the hearts of many New Yorkers, who saw parallels between their lives and his struggle to adapt and survive in the city. Flaco's story also sparked discussions about urban wildlife management, the ethics of birdwatching, and the dangers posed by city living to animals like him. Tragically, Flaco's adventure ended in February 2024 when he was found seriously injured, presumed to have collided with a building. His death has prompted further reflections on the relationship between urban environments and the wildlife that find themselves navigating these human-made landscapes.

The Urban Legend of Flaco - the owl

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Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur <a href="https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/les-portraits-de-vianney?at_campaign=desc_podcast&at_medium=lien_RSS">Radio France</a>.

Des portraits de Lorrains qui ont marqué la France. Avant la parution en septembre du dernier Livre de Vianney Huguenot, " Les 150 Glorieux" avec France Bleu sud Lorraine, écoutez en avant-première une sélection de grands destins de Lorrains. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

Des portraits de Lorrains qui ont marqué la France. Avant la parution en septembre du dernier Livre de Vianney Huguenot, " Les 150 Glorieux" avec France Bleu sud Lorraine, écoutez en avant-première une sélection de grands destins de Lorrains.

Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur <a href="https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/les-portraits-de-vianney?at_campaign=desc_podcast&amp;at_medium=lien_RSS" rel="noopener noreferrer">Radio France</a>.

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Chaque jour, les animateurs de FBLO vous proposent leurs coups de cœur ! Un site à visiter, un lieu à découvrir, un concert à voir, ils vous prescrivent leurs idées, côté Loire ! Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

Chaque jour, les animateurs de FBLO vous proposent leurs coups de cœur ! 
Un site à visiter, un lieu à découvrir, un concert à voir, ils vous prescrivent leurs idées, côté Loire !

Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur <a href="https://www.francebleu.fr/emissions/cote-loire?at_campaign=desc_podcast&amp;at_medium=lien_RSS" rel="noopener noreferrer">Radio France</a>.

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Each episode gathers a panel of experts to discuss key market and regulatory changes, its impact on “business as usual” and how organisations can future-proof themselves against what comes next.  

Brought to you by UK law firm TLT and the Aldersgate Group, a politically impartial, multi-stakeholder alliance championing a competitive and environmentally sustainable economy.  

This podcast is for general guidance and represents our understanding of the law at the time of recording. Specific legal advice should be sought for specific cases.

Sustainability Breakthroughs looks at how industry leaders are facing up to environmental challenges and changing the way they do business. Each episode gathers a panel of experts to discuss key market and regulatory changes, its impact on “business as usual” and how organisations can future-proof themselves against what comes next. Brought to you by UK law firm TLT and the Aldersgate Group, a politically impartial, multi-stakeholder alliance championing a competitive and environmentally sustainable economy. This podcast is for general guidance and represents our understanding of the law at the time of recording. Specific legal advice should be sought for specific cases.

Sustainability Breakthroughs

Rethink Freedom is a podcast dissecting modern slavery around the world with guests on the cutting edge of activism.

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Sixty35 Media is a digital-first, Colorado Springs focused news group. We are online, in print, podcasts, and hosting in-person events. The weekly print edition of Sixty35 is mailed to members and subscribers, and is available at no cost in racks throughout the region. News is reported daily at https://sixty35media.org/. Become a member or donor at https://sixty35membership.org/
 
These podcasts are part of the Sixty35 Podcast Network:
 
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For people who want to engage fully and live fearlessly in our community. This podcast gives you access to all the audio content created by Sixty35 Media – focused on life in the Pikes Peak Region and southern Colorado. Sixty35 podcasts provide hyperlocal, independent journalism that challenges the status quo. Everybody deserves a seat at the table, so we produce podcasts that amplify the quiet voices that need to be heard. Informed conversation, diverse connection, civic engagement, and community service. You can subscribe to our individual podcasts if you desire, but following the Sixty35 Podcast Network podcast ensures you won’t miss a thing. Sixty35 Media is a digital-first, Colorado Springs focused news group. We are online, in print, podcasts, and hosting in-person events. The weekly print edition of Sixty35 is mailed to members and subscribers, and is available at no cost in racks throughout the region. News is reported daily at https://sixty35media.org/. Become a member or donor at https://sixty35membership.org/ These podcasts are part of the Sixty35 Podcast Network: The Sixty35 – recapping what you need to know in the news. Hot Takes & Streaming Breaks - the latest news in pop culture, including movies, video games, streaming, art and more. Watch for more - coming soon!

For people who want to engage fully and live fearlessly in our community. This podcast gives you access to all the audio content created by Sixty35 Media – focused on life in the Pikes Peak Region and southern Colorado. Sixty35 podcasts provide hyperlocal, independent journalism that challenges the status quo. Everybody deserves a seat at the table, so we produce podcasts that amplify the quiet voices that need to be heard. Informed conversation, diverse connection, civic engagement, and community service. You can subscribe to our individual podcasts if you desire, but following the Sixty35 Podcast Network podcast ensures you won’t miss a thing.
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Sixty35 Media is a digital-first, Colorado Springs focused news group. We are online, in print, podcasts, and hosting in-person events. The weekly print edition of Sixty35 is mailed to members and subscribers, and is available at no cost in racks throughout the region. News is reported daily at https://sixty35media.org/. Become a member or donor at https://sixty35membership.org/
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