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18 jun

Finding Wisdom in Unlikely Places - Stories for the Whole Family by Kim Weitkamp and Kevin Kling

Gather your family for great stories from great storytellers about the joy, wisdom, and life lessons discovered in the most unexpected places. (00:00) Introduction by host Sam Payne. (01:26) "Gold Coins" by Kim Weitkamp. A touching and insightful story about Kim’s experience discovering unexpected wisdom and human connection through conversations with customers in her yarn shop. (14:08) "Lunch with Strangers" by Sam Payne. Sam shares a heartfelt story about a friend’s experience getting to know strangers and finding meaningful connections in a new city. (16:50) "Ashen Peter" by Kevin Kling. A humorous folktale about a young man dismissed as a fool by his community who surprises everyone when he earns the respect of the king. Stories bring us together and the stories on The Apple Seed will spark memories that you can share with the people you love. The Apple Seed is a storytelling podcast by BYUradio and is hosted by Sam Payne. The Apple Seed is produced by Sam Payne, Wendy Folsom, and Brian Tanner. Assistant Producers - Matthew Carr, Madie Clasby, Keri Griggs, Kay Hendrickson and Roman Russell Production - Trent Reimschussel and Kip Merrill Post Production Video Editors - Trent Woolford and Tremiti Childs. Post-Production Audio Engineers - Dan Carlisle, Aaron Findlay, and Pasen Michaelson.

18 jun

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28 min.
17 jun

The Night Flyer Liberates Her People

Harriet Tubman was sustained by vivid dreams and fierce spiritual faith as she risked everything—again and again—to guide enslaved people to freedom. In this episode of Constant Wonder, Harvard historian Tiya Miles explains to co-host Tennery Taylor how Tubman's intense spirituality and her connection to the natural world empowered her and shaped her into a compelling leader. As a child, Tubman worked in swamps and timber yards, enduring grueling labor that also prepared her to flee to the North in 1849. But her own freedom was only the beginning: for the rest of her life, she dedicated herself to helping her family and friends escape slavery as well. Guest: Tiya Miles, author of "Night Flyer: Harriet Tubman and the Faith Dreams of a Free People" Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (5:15) A childhood spent outdoors (12:54) The night the stars fell (16:41) Harriet Tubman's prayers and faith (30:27) Working in a timber yard (34:50) Escaping to the North (44:35) Walking across the Ohio River (51:27) Freeing her brothers (1:03:08) Applying dreams

17 jun

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8 apr

Into the Woods: Finding a New Way to Feel Loved

After severe depression turns his life upside down, Jarod Anderson heads for the woods, where he finds a renewed connection to nature: from the sacred herons of his childhood to the strange creatures of his imagination. He now shares that world with listeners as host of "The CryptoNaturalist." Guest: Jarod Anderson, host of "The CryptoNaturalist" and author of "Something in the Woods Loves You" Author page: https://www.crytopnaturalist.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jarodkanderson/ Originally aired January 22, 2025

8 apr

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56 min.
15 apr

Encountering Thin Places: One Priest's Hope in the Modern World

Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal grew up wandering the ruins of Fountains Abbey in the UK—one of his "thin places." After he was ordained an Anglican priest in his twenties, he learned to find the sacred as easily in seminar rooms as on the side of the road. Teal believes in the power of inhabiting the world, be it through philosophy, poetry, or simply your presence. Guest: Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal, an Anglican priest, chaplain, fellow, and lecturer in theology at Pembroke College, Oxford University Chapters: (0:00) Introduction (3:55) Fountains Abbey (13:17) Grief and silence (20:23) Rachel's thunderbolt (24:57) Thin spaces (32:35) Prodigal sons and sacred hymns (43:34) Illumination

15 apr

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53 min.
13 mei

Saving People In Harm's Way

Geologist Ron Harris forecasted the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, and so the loss of life in that disaster devastated him. In this episode of Constant Wonder, he tells host Marcus Smith how, after that tragedy, he expanded his work to include disaster prevention and well as forecasting. He estimates his foundation has saved 50,000 lives so far. Ron Harris has been obsessed with plate tectonics since childhood. As a professor of geology, he published widely on threats of earthquakes and tsunamis, but two events convinced him that forecasting wasn't enough. One day, he overhead his young son saying that his dad "wasn't a doctor who helped people," and then there was the catastrophic loss of life in the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami. He decided to found In Harm's Way, which helps people prepare for natural disasters. Guest: Ron Harris, professor of geology at BYU and founder of In Harm's Way (0:00) Meet Ron Harris (5:39) The Eruption of Mount St. Helens (11:01) A Doctor Who Helps (18:16) Boxing Day Tsunami 2004 (22:51) Moken Survival Strategies (25:19) Ron's Calling (32:24) Social Media and Mitigation (38:06) Local Disaster Mitigation (41:14) Surfing and Purpose (47:04) Spreading the Word of 20-20-20

13 mei

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52 min.
22 apr

The Magic Of Wild Foraging (Anyone Can Do It!)

Tama Wong didn't feel like a great gardener—until she discovered that the weeds she was battling were delicacies from across the world. Now, she forages (and farms like a forager!) for fine dining restaurants, and she encourages others to enjoy wild flavor by foraging, too. Guest: Tama Matsuoka Wong, author of "Into the Weeds: How to Garden Like a Forager" and founder of meadowsandmore.com Knotweed Crumble and more at our Substack: https://constantwonder.substack.com Chapters: (0:00) Meet Tama Wong & Wild Lawns (5:43) What is a Weed? (14:22) Foraging for Fine Dining (30:12) Cultivation and Community (32:03) Moving at the Speed of Life (38:02) Editing the Weeds (47:50) Memories in the Garden

22 apr

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55 min.
20 mei

Survival of the Savvy: Plant Math & Masquerades

Plants are just as alive as any animal-- and they've developed incredible survival strategies. Zoë Schlanger gives us an insider's look on some of the most unique adaptations in the wild world of plants. Far beyond just leaning into the light, these plants don disguises, train themselves into toxicity, and possibly even count. Plants are alive, but are they sentient? Guest: Zoë Schlanger, author of "The Light Eaters" and journalist covering health, science, and the environment. (0:00) Meet Zoë Schlanger (6:18) Pothos & Azolla (16:08) Acacia Tannins (21:02) Venus Flytrap Math (22:21) Dodder Vine Predation (28:50) Boquila, the Mimic (40:04) Consciousness & Communication

20 mei

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48 min.
6 mei

Bacteria Rewrote My Reality: Hallucinations, Assassins, and Recovery

Entomologist Steven Peck came down with a bacterial infection that plunged him into a chaotic world of hallucinations, where he thought even his kids were imposters. Now, he has a new definition of what "real" really means. In this episode, Marcus Smith speaks with Steven Peck, an author and BYU biology professor. Peck found his world overturned by a brain infection that caused severe hallucinations. Suddenly, he plunged from the rational world of academia into a terrifying realm of assassin-children, evil doctors, and river-rafting MRI machines. Emerging from that chaos, he decided to explore the wonders of the human mind, uncovering unexpected kindness along the way. Steven Peck, professor of biology at BYU and author of over forty short stories and novels https://stevepeckniche.com/ (0:00) Reptilian Gateway to Wonder (15:50) The Beginnings of Madness (21:02) Assassins, Evil Organizations, and Detainment (30:56) A Changed Steven (36:46) A Break in the Illusion (41:14) Fly Fishing with a New Perspective Originally aired Nov 1, 2023

6 mei

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53 min.
08-05-2025

The Strength of Small Things - Stories for the Whole Family by Charlotte Blake Alston and Tim Lowry

Gather your family for great stories from great storytellers about the little souls whose abilities should never be estimated by size. (1:00) "Nyangara the Python" - Charlotte Blake Alston tells a story about the courage that can be found for another's sake, even in a child. (11:54) Sam Payne shares some thoughts about the generational wisdom that's blessed his life; both from those who came before him and from those who've come after. (15:46) "Sody Sallyratus" - Tim Lowry tells a story about one small squirrel who proved that, to beat big odds, sometimes it takes going out on a limb. Stories bring us together, and the stories on The Apple Seed will spark memories that you can share with the people you love. The Apple Seed is a storytelling podcast by BYUradio and is hosted by Sam Payne.

08-05-2025

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28 min.
21 mei

The One Who Changed Everything - Stories for the Whole Family by Kim Weitkamp and Simon Brooks

Gather your family for great stories from great storytellers about the people, memories, and life-changing moments that leave a lasting influence on our lives. (00:00) Introduction by host Sam Payne. (01:19) "Mrs. Ort" by Kim Weitkamp. A heartfelt story about Kim's third grade teacher and the lasting impact she had on Kim's life and personal growth. (15:11) "Friends and Influence" by Sam Payne. Sam reflects on a time he was asked to write down memories of an old friend, leading him to think deeply about the lasting influence that friend had on him. (18:43) "The Chinaberry Tree" by Simon Brooks. A moving story about a young woman facing difficult circumstances whose life is transformed by the unexpected influence of a chinaberry tree. Stories bring us together and the stories on The Apple Seed will spark memories that you can share with the people you love. The Apple Seed is a storytelling podcast by BYUradio and is hosted by Sam Payne. The Apple Seed is produced by Sam Payne, Wendy Folsom, and Brian Tanner. Assistant Producers - Matthew Carr, Madie Clasby, Keri Griggs, Kay Hendrickson and Roman Russell Production - Trent Reimschussel and Kip Merrill Post Production Video Editors - Trent Woolford and Tremiti Childs. Post-Production Audio Engineers - Dan Carlisle, Aaron Findlay, and Pasen Michaelson.

21 mei

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29 min.

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