最佳Countryside播客 (2024)

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The Cray Supercomputer 3:00

7h ago3:00

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It’s been dubbed the world’s most expensive love seat. It’s true you can sit on it, but with an $8 million dollar price tag at the time, you’d want to do more than use it as a chair. And of course, that’s where this story gets interesting, because this place has many of these multimillion dollar devices that today are obsolete……

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FTC Episode 297: What’s Your Best Tax Strategy? Things to do Now! 25:31

1d ago25:31

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Benjamin Franklin said nothing is certain is except death and taxes. We talk about both subjects with Paul Neiffer as we look at what is the best tax strategy in 2024 and beyond and how to reduce some of the tax implications when we do pass away. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.由Farm Journal

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Order, Chaos and Scooby Dooby Doo! 17:25

5d ago17:25

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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, where co-hosts Stuart 'The Wildman' Mabbutt and William Mankelow take you on a journey through the depths of philosophical inquiry, with a sprinkle of chaos and a dash of order. In today's episode, two listener questions are tackled by your co-hos…

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Episode 33: Bluebells And Their Living Heritage 33:05

6d ago33:05

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Chris Skinner starts the day with his elderly geese before checking in on the swallows busy spring cleaning their nests. Matthew Gudgin joins Chris and Rat, his terrible terrier to see the bluebells at High Ash Farm. He explains how these bluebells return year on year and bring a lot of joy to a lots of visitors. Chris takes Matthew to another wood…

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Eating on the Wild Side: Cooking Squirrel Offal and Foraged Fennel 31:50

9d ago31:50

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Patrick Galbraith learns about offal and why chefs love cooking with it. First, he heads to Norfolk with his friend Sachin Kureishi to shoot some woodpigeons and some squirrels. Mission accomplished, he returns to London where the young butcher, chef, and offal devotee, Flossy Philips, comes over to his flat to cook some really impressive dishes, u…

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Easter Service

26d ago

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由Countryside Church

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The Countryside Kitchen meets TV's Garden Ninja Lee Burkhill 39:09

26d ago39:09

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In this episode, presenter Milly Fyfe chats to award winning garden designer and TV presenter Lee Burkhill. We explore how Lee got into gardening and appearing on our TV screens as well. We share an ethos of making gardening more accessible to people and Milly highlight the grow, cook, eat projects she is involved with. An episode not to be missed …

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Darly Fire Trucks 3:00

1d ago3:00

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My father-in-law has been a volunteer fire fighter for many years. His small town does what it can with a limited budget yet ever increasing needs for bigger and better equipment to handle emergencies. Interestingly, this company was born much out of that need to help small towns afford the fire engines they needed……

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Mason Shoes 3:00

2d ago3:00

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Today most of us don’t think much about buying a pair of shoes. There are many places you can shop for them both in store and online. But of course, it was once not that way and this company capitalized on getting people the shoes that fit them perfectly…由Andrew McCrea

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Leinenkugel’s

3d ago

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It is definitely one of the longer names in the beer brewing industry and has and equally long lineage of production to boot. Today I’ll take you to the place it all began and where it remains an important part of a community that had the natural resources to help it grow…由Andrew McCrea

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Leaving a Favorable Impression 3:00

4d ago3:00

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Everyone knows John Wilkes Booth as the assassin of President Lincoln. However, before his deadly deed in April 1865, he was a well known actor, and he left a quite favorable impression on the residents of one Missouri town…由Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 296: Is The Machinery Market Softening? 25:41

8d ago25:41

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Tighter crop margins lead us to believe the machinery market is beginning to weaken. Is that the case? Machinery Pete discusses what he sees across the industry. We take a look at market sectors that are strong and others that show weakness, plus we discuss things to keep in mind if you are buying or selling tractors and equipment. See omnystudio.c…

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The El Rancho Hotel 3:00

8d ago3:00

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The movie stars are gone, but the legends still abound, including the story one celebrity who rode his horse into the bar, so both could get a drink. It’s a place with tons of history, but a hotel that is still serving travelers today…由Andrew McCrea

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A Hotel for Movie Stars 3:00

9d ago3:00

3:00

It was built to house movie stars. A hotel in western New Mexico where celebrities could catch some rest and relaxation away from the movie set…由Andrew McCrea

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The Old Government Building with a Story 3:00

10d ago3:00

3:00

In Austin, Texas near the state capitol building you’ll find another old government building in a beautiful green space. It is a place established in the 1840s and it has quite a story yet today…由Andrew McCrea

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A Smaller Version of an Embassy 3:00

11d ago3:00

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Many countries establish embassies in other nations and usually those diplomatic sites are in a country’s capital. That is the case for this old embassy in the U.S. but it’s not located in Washington, DC, yet it was in the nation’s capital…由Andrew McCrea

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To The Moon And Back, But Why? 18:41

12d ago18:41

18:41

Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, co-hosted by none other than Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and William Mankelow. In today's instalment, they delve into the minds of listeners from far-flung corners of the globe – Muna from Kaafu Atoll, Maldives, and Robert from Fishponds, Bristol…

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Episode 32: The Swallows Return 50:35

13d ago50:35

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Chris Skinner and terrible terrier, Rat take refuge in the farm truck from Storm Kathleen and share the benefits of wind for farmers and for pollination. Chris explains the life of the ash trees and why they thrive in certain areas. Matthew Gudgin joins Chris at the yard and they delight at the arrival of swallows at the farm. The pair marvel at th…

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Monument Hill, Texas 3:00

14d ago3:00

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On a high bluff overlooking the Colorado River in La Grange, Texas you’ll find a monument to men who gave their lives for the Republic of Texas. Their stories speak to a time when Texas was fighting to maintain the independence it had already won…由Andrew McCrea

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Texas German Brewery 3:00

15d ago3:00

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Germany is often known for its breweries and when immigrants sailed to the new world, they often brought that beer making knowledge with them. That was the case for a place between Austin and Houston where one enterprising German set up his business…由Andrew McCrea

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Home of the Bowie Knife 3:00

16d ago3:00

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Sometimes people will travel a long way to get exactly the item they desire. That was the case for this frontiersman who made a trip to a specific blacksmith to create an item that bears his name today…由Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 295: Diversifying Your Income Stream 25:34

16d ago25:34

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The cliché says to not put all your eggs in one basket. This past Top Producer winner is very successful in farming, but they have also diversified into several baskets, so-to-speak, and that has allowed them to develop income streams in a variety of markets in rural and small town America and help those very communities along the way. See omnystud…

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Historic Washington, Arkansas 3:00

17d ago3:00

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As the city of Washington, D.C. was growing into its role as the nation’s capital, another city of Washington was growing in prominence on the western frontier. In fact, it was a leading city of its day and you can come here and see many of the original buildings similar to the way they appeared when built in the 1800s……

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A Church with Historic Distinction 3:00

18d ago3:00

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This church can hold about 50 people – maybe a few more if everyone squeezes tight for a wedding. And people have been coming to sit in these box style pews for well over three centuries…由Andrew McCrea

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Film Follies & Green Screen Collaborative Dreams 21:00

19d ago21:00

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Carolien, from South Holland, The Netherlands, sets the first question to be discussed today - “When you both think back, what do you remember most about your working collaboration? Would that be the same as other people have?” William highlights the enjoyable collaboration with Stuart, which has faced challenges but evolved into a rewarding experi…

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Episode 31: Expectant Nests 35:40

20d ago35:40

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Chris Skinner shares his early morning by showcasing the dawn chorus featuring solos from a sparrow, collared dove and song thrush. After a very wet winter and now an even wetter spring, Chris reflects on what high rainfall means for the farm in the next few months. Chris and Matthew Gudgin observe a family of inquisitive Little Owls at the farm. W…

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Woolford’s Old Trinity Church 3:00

21d ago3:00

3:00

Along the coastline of Maryland’s easter shore, just south of the city of Cambridge, you’ll find a small, picturesque church that dates to the days well before this country was even born. A walk around the grounds and inside the house of worship will reveal a story that speaks to the faithful generations who have lived and worshiped here……

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The Theater Life 3:00

22d ago3:00

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When Kenny Mitchell was dating his wife-to-be, they enjoyed going to the local movie theater. He probably never imagined how that theatre and so many others would impact his life…由Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 294: There’s 6 ½ Million Acres Missing. Where Did They Go? 25:17

23d ago25:17

25:17

USDA’s prospective plantings report showed a decline in the number of acres intended to be in corn production this year, but perhaps the biggest surprise is that there appears to be six and a half million acres of crop ground that is unaccounted for. Chip Flory and I discuss the year ahead, including tighter margins, marketing strategies and more. …

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Diversifying the Family Farm 3:00

23d ago3:00

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When this farm decided to diversify they didn’t do it by growing a different crop or buying livestock. They instead looked to something everyone in the family loved and began investing in that opportunity in many small towns across the country…由Andrew McCrea

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English Wine: The Art of Doing Things Differently 43:04

24d ago43:04

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Patrick Galbraith plunges into the fascinating world of English wine. He chats to Henry Jeffreys, the celebrated drinks journalist, about his highly-acclaimed new book Vines in a Cold Climate: the people behind the English wine revolution. Henry tells him that the world of English wine is still very much in its infancy – he also paints a picture of…

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Ice Cream Flavors Galore 3:00

24d ago3:00

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What’s your favorite flavor of ice cream? The folks here know a lot about what we like and maybe, don’t like. And they are always trying out new flavors that may be a hit with our taste buds…由Andrew McCrea

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A Cash Prize for the Company Name 3:00

25d ago3:00

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When this company was looking for a new name for it’s product line, it decided to offer a cash prize for the winning suggestion. The fact that contest was held around Easter is perhaps the reason we wound up with a name that has been around for many years now…由Andrew McCrea

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Life, Death, and Interstellar Wi-Fi 21:19

26d ago21:19

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Hopefully this podcast will stretch your thinking. Teddy, a listener from Norwich, England, sent your co-hosts Stuart and William a question to discuss - “For man to leave earth and colonise space, it's felt we need to lengthen our own lifespans somewhat, or become immortal, due to the time needed to cover the vast distances. Will we be doing that …

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Episode 30: Norfolk's Mangrove 46:46

27d ago46:46

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Chris Skinner captures the eerie sound of a roe buck barking in the woodland and High Ash Farm. He talks us though the risky behaviour of a particularly brave fox at the entrance of a badger set that he caught on his night vision camera. Click here to see the video on High Ash Farm Facebook Page Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin take a punt and enjo…

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The Sailing Capital of the U.S. 3:00

28d ago3:00

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It is known as the sailing capital of the U.S. It also happens to be a state capital…a former national capital…and home to some of the most prominent institutions in the country…由Andrew McCrea

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Devil’s Gulch 3:00

29d ago3:00

3:00

After a failed bank robbery attempt in Northfield, Minnesota, the James gang headed west toward the Dakota Territory. Near what is today’s border between South Dakota and Minnesota, the pursuers of Jesse James had him cornered. What happened next is still up for debate, but folks in this town believe they know what happened……

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FTC Episode 293: How to Become a Better Negotiator 25:29

30d ago25:29

25:29

Buying, selling, trading and the like are a part of life and a part of business. How do you become a better negotiator and work to help both parties in the process? We take a look at some of the keys from an expert in the field. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.由Farm Journal

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The Haircut Heard Around the World 3:00

1M ago3:00

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Next to Delilah’s shearing of strongman Samson, it’s perhaps the most famous haircut in history. Many young ladies wondered if Elvis would lose his musical powers once he received his buzz cut and entered the army. We’ll head to that famous barbershop…由Andrew McCrea

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Elvis Joins the Army 3:00

1M ago3:00

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From 1958 to 1960, Elvis Pressley was part of the active military. He spent time at Ft. Hood, Texas and in Germany. His entrance into the army was a heartbreaker for many young ladies and today we take a look back at the bus trip from Memphis that ushered the music legend into armed services…由Andrew McCrea

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A Contemporary of Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin 3:00

1M ago3:00

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He was a founding father – a contemporary of men like Washington, Jefferson and Franklin. We know that he talked, argued and wrote with them and his role in the early years of the new nation led him to be known as the Penman of the Revolution…由Andrew McCrea

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The More You Know

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由Countryside Church

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Festivals & Grief 24:57

1M ago24:57

24:57

Welcome to The People's Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, where the aim is to be a friend in your ear during these challenging times. In today's therapy session for your co-hosts Stuart and William, you’ll take a dive into listener questions from Wally in Manchester, England, and Jayne in York, England. We begin with Wally’s question, which…

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Episode 29: Counting Hares 38:01

1M ago38:01

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Chris Skinner treats us to a special chorus as he captures the dawn of the vernal equinox. Matthew Gudgin then joins Chris at High Ash Farm to admire the spring blooms and varieties of nettles before embarking on a mathematical counting and concentration challenge. Using the truck and very long piece of string, the pair try and spot as many hares a…

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Letters from a Farmer 3:00

1M ago3:00

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They are known as “Letters from a Farmer.” Perhaps you have not heard of them, but if you lived in colonial America in the 1760’s, you most likely would know them because of their widespread readership. Today I’ll take you to meet the man behind them – he did own a farm, but there’s much more to the story……

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Buena Vista College 3:00

1M ago3:00

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In the 1800s, many college and universities sprang up across the Midwest. Some were short lived, yet others managed to stay alive and even thrive. That’s the case for the university in this small town and the story of how it wound up here is quite interesting as well…由Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 292: Farming for Profit In Times of Tight Margins 25:22

1M ago25:22

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As we prepare to plant this year’s crop, margins are tight and it may be difficult to pencil a profit this year and perhaps for some time. Where should you cut costs and where should you invest in inputs? Ken Ferrie helps us evaluate those decisions, plus we discuss unseasonably warm weather in most parts of farm country and keys to keep in mind fo…

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Britain’s Deer Problem: Can We Eat Our Way Out Of It? 42:00

1M ago42:00

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Patrick Galbraith shoots a Chinese water deer and learns about Britain’s growing deer problem. There are more deer in this country than there’ve almost ever been and they are causing all sorts of problems. In Scotland they are destroying pine forests and in England they are browsing out scrub and bramble where nightingales used to sing. It’s very e…

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Emotional Numbness and Navigating Criticism 18:40

1M ago18:40

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Join Stuart 'The Wildman' Mabbutt and William Mankelow, the down-to-earth co-hosts of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, as they dive into uncharted waters with no preparation, no scripts, just honest, genuine and relatable discussions. In this episode, they tackle thought-provoking questions from Paco in Wimbledon, England, and…

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Episode 28: Rat Steals The Show 50:32

1M ago50:32

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Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin are joined by Rat the dog who is especially keen to explore the holes of an active warren at High Ash Farm. Rat is busy excavating while Chris explains our relationship with rabbits down the years and the fluctuation in popularity as a source of food and fur. They look at the ground ivy and elm that are both in flow…

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