Most Recent Podcast Episodes
Loch Ness Monster Sightings with Sandy Gray, Scotland Highlands Inspector, Part 2
Sandy Gray’s great uncle, Hugh Gray, captured the initial photograph evidencing the Loch Ness Monster in November 1933, linking the creature to Sandy’s family heritage. Decades later Sandy and his police partner witnessed something in the Loch. Could this be the mysterious creature his uncle photographed decades earlier?
Read MoreSandy Gray: A Highlands Inspector Who Spotted the Loch Ness Monster Reminisces
Former Inspector Sandy Gray from Isle of Skye, Scotland, is Portree’s practical joker and taxi driver with a family tie to the first photograph of the Loch Ness Monster.
Read MoreZero Waste Initiative for Businesses, Heather Johnson – Ingenium
Heather Johnson, Ingenium’s CEO, oversees waste management certification by assisting businesses in achieving zero waste and promoting sustainable practices. Businesses have a significant effect on society as they shape the quality of their products and the environmental impact of the waste produced by these products.
Read MoreVindolanda and Hadrian’s Wall: Remnants of the Roman Empire, Helen Charlie Nellist
Hadrian built a wall to fortify the Roman Empire. Explore the remains of Hadrian’s Wall and Vindolanda in United Kingdom where intriguing stories are revealed through structures, clothing, letters and tablets unearthed. Storyteller Hellen Charlie Nellist, Roman Army Museum.
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O que mais me agrada e me faz ser sua amiga, Catarina, é a maneira como você vê o mundo, como se fosse uma extensão do seu quintal. Você tem vontade de abraçar a todos e sua alegria, sinceridade e amor me cativaram.
Translation: What I like the most about being your friend, Catherine, is the way you see the world, as an extension of your backyard. You feel like hugging everyone and your happiness, truth and love captivated me for life.
Dagmar de Morais
São Paulo, Brasil
About me and my podcast
Hello! I am Catherine and I am your host.
I am philosophical but also sentimental. Growing up, life was spent in the outdoors camping, hiking, backpacking, traveling, fishing and singing songs around the campfire. Often times my family and I were alone in the wilderness, except for the wildlife. My parents told both true and imaginative stories which taught us children about life. As a result, I enjoy telling stories and listening to them.
My husband and I meet many people all over the world who share with us their positive actions. Join me in listening to these achievements and perhaps reflect on your own positive imprint. What's YOUR P.I.?
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Enjoy listening to the many positive imprints from around the world. What's YOUR P.I.?