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In this episode of Don't Rush, Brian introduces us to Kaleb Vinson, a young man who, less than 2 months ago, was on the verge of playing semi-professional soccer and now is a sports bar manager. Kaleb talks about the emotional journey he's been on and gives us his advice on life and sports.  


 

In the third episode of Frame-by-Frame Connor, Cameron and Aaron watch and then discuss Christopher Nolan's 2011 film, Inception. Using their outline and criteria, they break down the story, score, cinematography, acting and "re-watchability."  The team starts with a few jokes, and then discuss how the acting affected the storyline. After that, the cinematography is dissected and the creative decisions and behind-the-scenes techniques used by the director are addressed. Third, Connor, Cameron and Aaron discuss the overall flow of the film. Fourth, the score's relationship to the movie often "makes or breaks" the emotion during particular parts of a fim. Where does Inception rank in this area? Finally, the word is "re-watchability." Is the movie good enough to watch again and how much does that matter?
You'll have to listen to find out. 

They’re Still Here is meant to be a podcast that strikes conversation about conservation. Hannah and Laila present research about a different species listed on the endangered
species list in each episode. Each species deserves its own episode because each species is important. Learn how you can act and why it matters. Humans aren’t the only species left on earth that deserve to be here. There are still millions of other creatures sharing this planet. They’re Still Here.
In this episode, Hannah and Laila talk about the Monarch Butterfly. They learn more than they thought they would about this extraordinary insect. Hannah talks about their miraculous journey they take each year, the limits of their reproduction, and even an IMPOSTER? Laila tells us about the ways gardening can save the population, how avocados can kill butterflies, and taking care of the little guy. The Monarch Butterfly is a beautiful species that is endangered and the population is falling drastically. Studies show that the population recorded in the last year is less than 50% of what it was the previous year. Learn how you can help and spread the word.
If you have any questions, comments, or just want to chat, you can email Hannah and Laila at forestfriendsproduction@gmail.com
Sources:
https://wwf.ca/species/monarch-butterfly/Links to an external site.
https://www.nps.gov/articles/monarch-butterfly.htmLinks to an external site.
https://www.fws.gov/story/small-efforts-can-make-big-difference-monarchsLinks to an external site. 
https://monarchjointventure.org/monarch-biology/threats/natural-enemiesLinks to an external site. 
https://www.fs.usda.gov/wildflowers/pollinators/Monarch_Butterfly/migration/index.shtmlLinks to an external site. 
https://www.worldwildlife.org/stories?species_id=monarch-butterflyLinks to an external site. 
https://www.britannica.com/animal/monarch-butterflyLinks to an external site. 
https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=23795#:~:text=By%20November%2C%20most%20are%20sheltering,about%20six%20to%20eight%20monthsLinks to an external site.. 
https://www.monarchwatch.org/migration/Links to an external site. 

Dive into the unique and adventurous world of the outdoors through Jake Mitzlaff’s inspiring story. After he began feeling unsatisfied with his construction job in Omaha, Neb., Jake followed a mere dream he had always had and ventured into a whole new world when he decided to move to Idaho.
Hear about the trials and tribulations Jake experienced in chasing his dream job, as well as the fulfilling success he found along the way. With many dreams yet to live, Jake is striving every day to gain experience, knowledge, and connections to help him tackle the adventures ahead of him. From horses to mules to bear and elk hunts, Jake shares the fascinating tales of a world less explored. Through his time in remote areas in Idaho, Jake has gained exorbitant amounts of knowledge and his passion for all things outdoors is contagious. Join your host, Mary, in exploring Jake’s world and the challenges, successes, and lessons learned along the way. Find Jake on Instagram and TikTok @jakemitzlaff 

In this episode of “Emily's Stories Of Living In The Dark,” Emily talks with Alex France to discuss his vision loss and experiences as a blind person. Alex lives with a disease called Retinitis Pigmentosa, also known as R.P. Alex was born with this rare eye disease.
Alex has had some challenges but has also had some great successes. This episode will provide details regarding R.P., what it is, and how it affects him. He also discusses his time running track
and cross country, and his experience working for the Commission Of The Blind. It will also provide information regarding what the Commission is and contact information. We will also
discuss how he has managed to overcome obstacles and how he has navigated such a visual world. These experiences have all contributed to making Alex the person he is today.
 
Statistics
and more information regarding R.P. can be found at “Retinitis Pigmentosa” NationalEyeInstitute.gov.  


 

In its 13th year celebrating the planet earth MavRadio researchers explore how the region can better serve the space we share. This year, team of 15 reporters focus on topics ranging from the impact of community gardens, to living blind, to the benefits of Omaha's public transportation system. 
 
This is our two hour special as we unveil tips for making the most of the 54th year of the global celebration we know as Earth Day.