Tudor World is a 16th Century living history museum located in the town of Stratford-Upon-Avon, England. Ernie Boxall, AKA Santa Claus, shares the Lord of Misrule of the past, to the modern day Santa Claus. The Abbot of Unreason, or Lord of Misrule, arranged Christmas joy, presents but also drunkenness and wild parties. Today, Santa Claus brings joy around the world with his smile, laughter, and presents.
Terry Lilley embodies the spirit of the wild. As a biologist, endangered species manager, cinematographer, diver, activist, and wildlife advocate, Terry thoughtfully contemplates the intricate connections between humans, animals, and nature.
A zookeeper’s story: Carnivore zookeeper Casey Taylor of Albuquerque Bio Park shares information on African Painted Dogs, shigella virus, primates, wolves and more.
My dog has inflamed bowel disease and she had a bout of it over the weekend.
Gaelin DeVisser and her son Christian, diagnosed with glioblastoma at 19, share their journey of inspiration and positivity, discussing how they cope with reality and source their motivation.
Your Positive Imprint host shares a thank you message to listeners and guests.
Grow your food and become sustainable. Amy Grisak explains how to build and maintain raised gardens. Raised gardens and compost have numerous sustainability benefits including improved soil conditions. What’s in your garden?
Stay in touch with the natural world. Freelance author and photographer, Amy Grisak, helps to understand the outback in Waterton Lakes, Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks and BEYOND. Everything nature!
Music evokes emotions through various elements like beat, instruments, memories, and lyrics. Rayko and Frank Kilpatrick create relaxing compositions and advocate for suicide prevention, co-producing the Stay Alive documentary to help those in despair. They emphasize that sometimes questions hold more significance than answers.
Inspiration Monday! We are in a state of learned helplessness with our evolving throw-away society. When something breaks and needs repair, manufacturers often require us to pay exorbitant prices. Planned obsolescence Stand up and fight for your right to repair. It is unsustainable for the earth for us to continue throwing things away when there are alternatives. Get inspired with The Right to Repair and Repair Cafe.