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There are 1664 episodes in the Nature topic.

These are the latest episodes from the Nature topic added to soundcarrot, but be careful, many of these are serialised shows so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

We'd recommend starting with the first episode of your show of choice, and if you like it, listening from there.

195 Tranquility found on England’s highest railway station
^{43:29 | Episode: 199 | November 26th, 2023}

Dent station lies on the historic Settle to Carlisle railway between Blea Moor Tunnel and Rise Hill Tunnel. It’s the highest operational railway station on the National Rail network in England. The highest and we feel the best because it is so extremely wide open. So extremely exposed. Set in the North Yorkshire Dales National Park, Dent station serves at 1,150 feet above sea level, in stalwart public service.

216: Sturgeon w/ Brenda Pracheil!
^{00:47:36 | Episode: 216 | November 23rd, 2023}

Join Ellen & special guest, fish biologist at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Brenda Pracheil, for a review of the gentle giants that have been swimming up and down our rivers since the dinosaur age: sturgeon. We discuss being a fish lawyer, ancient genetics, scales, whiskers, caviar, woosh tubes, and more.

How Do Toilets Work? [ENCORE]
^{00:21:14 | November 22nd, 2023}

When you have to go, where does it go? That’s what our listener Ellie wants to know. Prepare for potty humor and science as we hear from civil engineer and toilet expert Francis de los Reyes! Who invented the toilet? And what’s “The Great Stink?” We’ll be plunging into the past, present, and future of flushing to discover how toilets don’t just save us from stinky smells – they save lives.

Where Are All the Birds?
^{00:17:59 | Season: 4 | Episode: 3 | November 20th, 2023}

Happy November, neighbor!

194 Inside a bird hide
^{36:32 | Episode: 198 | November 19th, 2023}

The atmosphere inside a bird hide is quite unusual, as interior spaces go. Low wind moaning in the drooping wires between telegraph poles. Whispering rushes and siffing seed heads of marsh grasses. Indistinguishable shifting murmurings, of the surrounding landscape, blown in through low letterbox windows. To the ear there is a lot of outside to be heard inside a bird hide. A fleeting curlew. A humming propeller plane. A distant pair of passing footsteps on the gravel towpath.

215: Bark Scorpion & Pūteketeke
^{00:55:25 | Episode: 215 | November 17th, 2023}

Christian leaves a glowing review for the bark scorpion & Ellen casts a vote for the pūteketeke. We discuss neurotoxin, biofluorescence, the ghostly penguin dance, and John Oliver’s impact on the Bird of the Century.

193 Slow waves in the night quiet (sleep safe)
^{53:15 | Episode: 197 | November 12th, 2023}

It’s always strange when we leave the Lento box behind to record overnight. The feeling is strong, but also hard to pin down. The Lento box feels like a trusted friend, even a family member now. It has taken us years to build and refine, and lives on the shelf in our kitchen when its not out on a job which makes it more than just an object. It’s travelled far and wide with us too, and made almost every episode published on Radio Lento. Will the box be there when we come back, is of course the one thought we’ve had to learn not to worry about, because otherwise Radio Lento and all the places that have been captured in panoramic binaural sound would not exist.

What If There Were No Animals?
^{00:20:58 | Season: 9 | Episode: 5 | November 10th, 2023}

What would the world be like without animals? Rae Wynn Grant – ecologist, podcaster, and bear cub cuddler – gives us a picture of what would happen if animals disappeared, and explains how we can stop it from happening. We’ll find out how the Endangered Species Act has worked for over 50 years to save endangered species, and how we can make it even better for the next generation. Thanks to Elliana, as well as Hadley and Roman for their question!

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There are 1664 episodes in the Nature topic.

195 Tranquility found on England’s highest railway station 43:29 | Episode: 199 | November 26th, 2023

216: Sturgeon w/ Brenda Pracheil! 00:47:36 | Episode: 216 | November 23rd, 2023

How Do Toilets Work? [ENCORE] 00:21:14 | November 22nd, 2023

Where Are All the Birds? 00:17:59 | Season: 4 | Episode: 3 | November 20th, 2023

194 Inside a bird hide 36:32 | Episode: 198 | November 19th, 2023

215: Bark Scorpion & Pūteketeke 00:55:25 | Episode: 215 | November 17th, 2023

193 Slow waves in the night quiet (sleep safe) 53:15 | Episode: 197 | November 12th, 2023

What If There Were No Animals? 00:20:58 | Season: 9 | Episode: 5 | November 10th, 2023