Beste Countryside podcaster (2024)

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The First Thanksgiving at Berkley Plantation 3:00

21h ago3:00

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You may have thought Thanksgiving dates back to the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony in today’s state of Massachusetts. But, in a moment we’ll travel to the farm that claims to have held that first feast many years prior…Av Andrew McCrea

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COUNTRYSIDE 26 NOV 2024 - soggy wellies and the scallop season 26:13

3d ago26:13

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Clarky talks to Nigel Taylor from the Fur and Feather Society and David Beard from the Manx Fish Producers organisation about how the king scallop season is going, while Kirree catches up with auctioneer Peter Quayle about farming in general on the Island.Av Manx Radio

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FTC Episode 328: Farm Rescue 25:47

3d ago25:47

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At Thanksgiving we pause to count our blessings and remember the importance of helping others. This group lives that mission everyday and all of us in farm country can learn and apply what they have to share. It’s the work of Farm Rescue that we feature on our Thanksgiving edition of the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Life in Christ

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Av Countryside Church

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Grass Under The Feet Jaunts - Our Workshops 1:18

5d ago1:18

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Ready to swap your Netflix binge for a breath of fresh air? Then grab a cup of tea and settle in as Stuart and William chat about their workshops, guided walks, and all sorts of nature-based shenanigans. Whether it’s just you and your mate, a group of pals, or you’re planning a stag or hen do that’s a bit more country stroll than city crawl, they’v…

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Episode 64: Communal Roosting 54:33

5d ago54:33

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Chris Skinner begins the episode at dusk and captures the noisiness of the jackdaws, rooks and carrion crows circling the woodland before roosting. In the morning, Rat is up to his usual mayhem and keen to steal the show. Chris takes Matthew Gudgin to the overwinter wild bird seed mix experiment site that we visited a couple of weeks ago and the re…

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Handy Skills for Landing in an Iowa Cornfield 3:00

2d ago3:00

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During World War II many airplanes made landings on places other that a smooth concrete runway. The planes of the era were made to stand the force of landing on difficult terrain. After the war, that fact came in very handy for one landing in an Iowa corn field…Av Andrew McCrea

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A Town Buzzed by a DC-3 3:00

3d ago3:00

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It was a cold, snowy night in 1960. Residents of one Iowa town were mostly asleep when they suddenly began to hear what some may have thought was an attack by an airplane. For some reason the town was being buzzed by a DC3 in the middle of a snowstorm…Av Andrew McCrea

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Horses & Riders Racing Mail 3:00

4d ago3:00

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The pony express was in operation for just a little over a year, however the story of horses and riders racing mail across the country continues to fascinate…Av Andrew McCrea

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Location, Location, Location 3:00

7d ago3:00

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They say that in real estate, the three most important things are location, location, location. That was true even in the 1850s. It led one enterprising family to settle at the joining of two important trails to capture new business…Av Andrew McCrea

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The Christiana Riot 3:00

8d ago3:00

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It’s called the Christiana Riot – a showdown between a slave owner and those harboring his runaway slaves. It led to bloodshed here just a few miles north of the Mason Dixon line…Av Andrew McCrea

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Brave Former Slaves 3:00

9d ago3:00

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In the years before the Civil War, many people stood up for the cause of freedom and equality. Some of those who showed the most bravery were former slaves…Av Andrew McCrea

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COUNTRYSIDE 19 NOV 2024 - Kings Award for MWT and Chrysanthemum Show at Morton Hall 34:10

10d ago34:10

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Simon talks to members of the Manx Wildlife Trust after they receive the Kings Award for Voluntary Services whilst Kirree heads south to visit the annual Chrysanthemum Show at Morton Hall in CastletownAv Manx Radio

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The Wigwam Motel 3:00

10d ago3:00

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If you, your kids or even your grandkids have seen the movie Cars, then you probably remember the Cozy Cones. They’re patterned after a real-life motel of concrete wigwams…Av Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 327: What’s Ahead for Corn and Beans? A Farmer Outlook in 2025 25:30

11d ago25:30

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Most of this year’s crop is out of the field and in the bin. What did we learn in 2024 to help us for the future? What are the challenges and opportunities as we look to next year? We talk with two farmers in national leadership positions who discuss what they see on the horizon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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How the Ocean Affected Yuma 3:00

11d ago3:00

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George Strait once sang that he had some ocean front property in Arizona and if you’d buy that he’d throw the golden gate in free. This Arizona town isn’t exactly on the ocean, but much of its existence depended on it…Av Andrew McCrea

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Reckless or Righteous (Part 2)

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Av Countryside Church

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Share This Podcast With Five Of Your Friends 0:41

12d ago0:41

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Welcome back, dear listener, to yet another episode where we break away from what we usually do. Of course, if you can tell us what our style actually is, we’d be forever grateful—and frankly, a little astonished. In this delightfully short episode, we plead with you, our dearest listener, to spread the word about this podcast to five of your close…

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Episode 63: Woodpigeon And Stock Doves 42:56

12d ago42:56

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Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin accidentally disturb birds feeding in a field with overwinter wild bird seed mix. He describes the various differences between the birds that feed there, in particular their beak shapes. The pair observe the feeding logistics of a flock of starlings in a field prepped recently by the sheep. Chris and Matthew stand a…

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A Ferry in the Middle of a Desert 3:00

14d ago3:00

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Before bridges crossed rivers, communities often relied upon ferries to carry people and supplies. In some cases, those ferry operators were able to build thriving businesses. Two such men lived in the middle of a vast desert…Av Andrew McCrea

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The Wealth of the Desert in Yuma 3:00

15d ago3:00

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Yuma, Arizona is in the Sonoran dessert. The annual average rainfall is about three inches per year. So it is a bit ironic that it is a river helped build a city of great wealth in the southwest…Av Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 326: Strategies To Protect Your Cash Position in Tight Times 25:44

16d ago25:44

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The strategy for crop farmers in 2025 may not be how to make a profit, but rather how to lose less money? What can we do to protect the cash and assets we have? What are some of the costs that we can reduce and are there preferred tactics to implement in our current market situation? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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The Mission Point Lighthouse 3:00

16d ago3:00

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Drive north from Traverse City, Michigan and you’ll find beautiful fruit orchards on a narrow peninsula that dead ends at this lighthouse. It’s a place that attracts visitors and some folks who even wait months or years to get a chance to live there for a week…Av Andrew McCrea

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COUNTRYSIDE 12 NOVEMBER 2024 - Vintage Tractor ploughing and 3 (above) average auctioneers 26:28

17d ago26:28

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Kirree heads to Santon to see the Southern Vintage Engine and Tractor Ploughing Match whilst Simon talks to the three (Above) Average AuctioneersAv Manx Radio

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A Northwest Michigan Lighthouse 3:00

17d ago3:00

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The Great Lakes shoreline is dotted with many old lighthouses. Many are not needed these days, but most have great stories to share. One such place is in northwestern Michigan…Av Andrew McCrea

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The Last Ship at Fort Snelling 3:00

18d ago3:00

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It’s the junction of two important rivers – the Mississippi and the Minnesota – and it made sense to have a fort here. But for those stationed at what became Ft. Snelling, enduring the winter and the accompanying isolation was something few wanted to face…Av Andrew McCrea

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Reckless or Righteous (Part 1)

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Av Countryside Church

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Discrimination & Pilotless Flight 20:59

19d ago20:59

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Welcome to the crazy train that’s the People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast. There are no scripts here, Stuart and William are not experts either, they’re just two people willing to discuss the big issues, in an open and honest way. In today’s episode they explore two listener questions. One is from Xiomara, Managua Department, Nicaragu…

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Episode 62: A Dank Day 57:02

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Matthew Gudgin returns to High Ash Farm welcomed by Chris Skinner who points out the latest growth on nearby yews and the birds benefiting nearby. After a short drive the pair step back in time a couple of years and see the effects of drought on trees. They then fast forward two years and witness the beginnings of future foxgloves. It's a dank day …

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An Iconic Moment in Presidential Election History 3:00

21d ago3:00

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It’s one of the most iconic pictures in presidential election history. A picture of President Harry Truman holding up a paper that proclaims, “Dewey Defeats Truman.” Of course the headline was wrong and the story behind how it all happened is one you won’t want to miss…Av Andrew McCrea

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Harry Truman’s Hopeful Campaign 3:00

22d ago3:00

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In the summer of 1948 Harry Truman was losing the race to return for a second term as president. But that summer his campaign accomplished something that would be hard to replicate now…especially considering the way they travelled to do it…Av Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 325: Tax Strategies To Implement Before Year-End 25:54

23d ago25:54

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Paul Neiffer provides some of the tax strategies we need to keep in mind before year-end. Learn what things can we do to benefit our personal and business bottom line both now and for the future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Av Farm Journal

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Expecting a Different Election Outcome 3:00

23d ago3:00

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It was the day after the voting had ended and people woke up to find a different person was elected president than they may have imagined. It sounds like recent history, but it’s actually a story from 1948…Av Andrew McCrea

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COUNTRYSIDE 05 NOVEMBER 2024 - Bronze Chough Award and animal safety on bonfire night 31:37

24d ago31:37

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The gruesome twosome of rural pastures return with a new series and start with the award of the bronze chough and tips on how to keep your animals safe and sound this bonfire nightAv Manx Radio

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Cahokia Mounds 3:00

24d ago3:00

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We’ve probably all heard of Native American mounds scattered throughout parts of North America. Here just east of present day St. Louis was the largest of those mounds. In fact, you can still see it and climb it today…Av Andrew McCrea

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The Largest City in North America 3:00

25d ago3:00

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Before there was a United States of America, this was the largest city within its modern boundaries. In fact, its size still marvels those who consider its origins over a thousand years ago…Av Andrew McCrea

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The Authority Of The Messiah King 42:58

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The Art of Inclusion: Celebrating Diversity and Creativity 19:44

26d ago19:44

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What we can promise you with this podcast is a complete lack of planning, zero preparation, and absolutely no research. Scripts? Never heard of them. Everything is straight from the hip. Stuart is a full-time ninja of environmental social justice. He doesn’t parade around with signs, but he stealthily champions the cause from the shadows. He alongs…

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Episode 61: Like Father, Like Daughter 55:40

26d ago55:40

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In the absence of a busy Matthew Gudgin Chris Skinner has a special co-host for the podcast this week. Chris and his daughter, Kate Blincoe give an insight into what life was like growing up on High Ash Farm. They describe how connections to the land can come at cost to family life. The pair then treat us to an evening on the farm for a nocturnal s…

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The Heyday of Passenger Rail 3:00

28d ago3:00

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The heyday of passenger rail travel was about a century ago. But don’t tell that to the folks in southern Indiana, for they are riding the historic rails of this town as they did in times of old…Av Andrew McCrea

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Boarding Trains for Popular Spots 3:00

29d ago3:00

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Airlines might devote more flights to popular winter destinations like Phoenix or Florida. One hundred years ago they were adding trains for this popular spot in Indiana…Av Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 324: A Presidential Election When the Polls Were Wrong 25:50

30d ago25:50

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The presidential election is upon us and most consider the outcome to be a toss-up. In a moment I’ll take you to a time when the outcome of the race was considered wrapped up and the public awoke to find a very different outcome. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Av Farm Journal

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The Spook Light 3:00

30d ago3:00

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People like to have answers…and perhaps that’s what makes this phenomena so interesting…there seems to be no explaining it. So what is it that has so many puzzled?Av Andrew McCrea

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A Story With World-Wide Fame 3:00

1M ago3:00

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I don’t care for stories about evil and gruesomeness at Halloween, yet a spooky tale may be in order. For such a story, you can venture to southwest Missouri where a centuries old legend has people still searching for answers. It’s a story with world wide fame…Av Andrew McCrea

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In The Hands Of The Messiah King

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Av Countryside Church

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Beyond Podcast Conversations 1:43

1M ago1:43

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Once again breaking from the more usual style of output for this podcast, today Stuart and William, your co-hosts, discuss how their collaborative talks away from this podcast have evolved. More details here https://speakernet.co.uk/speaker/149/stuart-mabbutt What do you make of this discussion? Do you have a question that you'd like us to discuss?…

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Episode 60: Autumn Colour 46:33

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Chris Skinner treats us to a whistle stop tour of the colours of autumn at High Ash Farm. Chris sings the praises of a British native shrub that showcases the brightest pink berries with orange seeds at this time of the year. Matthew Gudgin enjoys Rat the terrible terrier's calmer disposition this week. They pair watch on as a red admiral butterfly…

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The Fort Morgan, Colorado Museum 3:00

1M ago3:00

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The initial route of the Oregon Trail followed the North Platte River, but over time, some decided to follow the southern fork of that river, creating a trail that passed this point in Colorado…Av Andrew McCrea

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The Julesburg, Colorado Dragstrip 3:00

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In Julesburg, Colorado you’ll find a small airstrip that has been in use for many decades. But this is much more than a place for airplanes to take off and land…it’s second use is one that brings plenty of people here from Spring to Fall…Av Andrew McCrea

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Julesburg, Colorado 3:00

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Many of our towns have a namesake and that is the case for Julesburg, Colorado. But, the “Jules” in Julesburg is a man with quite an infamous story…Av Andrew McCrea

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