最高の Countryside ポッドキャスト (2025)

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A Place Called Penneytown 3:00

4h ago3:00

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Virginia Houston holds a unique distinction. She was the last child born in Penneytown. It’s a fact that holds much significance in her life and has influenced the work she does today. We’ll go to a place called Penneytown…Andrew McCrea による

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FTC Episode 333: How Will Trump’s Policies Impact Ag? / Defending Every Bushel in Tight Times 25:46

22h ago25:46

25:46

What should agriculture expect from President Trump’s second term? Will we see similar trade policies to those from 2016 to 2020? Brian Grete will provide an outlook for agriculture in 2025, plus share his thoughts on how to best position your operation for profits in a grain market with tight margins. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inform…

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Happy New Year! 0:43

2d ago0:43

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It's the 1st of January 2025, and by some miracle of the calendar, Stuart and William have survived another year to wish you a Happy New Year! Whether you are nursing a hangover or just trying to remember where you put your resolutions, may your year be filled with more laughter and fewer questionable decisions. Cheers for sticking with us in 2024,…

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Genuine Faith

5d ago

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Ned Kennaugh - Christmas on the farm 1:02:49

11d ago1:02:49

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Kirree Kermode sits down with Manxman Ned Kennaugh to chat Christmasses past and present on the farm.Manx Radio による

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Episode 68: A Daytime Safari 55:02

12d ago55:02

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Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin begin the episode by greeting a flock of woodpigeon in the Oat Field. They dwell on fluctuations of biodiversity in the UK in response to species being introduced to this country. The pair manage to disturb a flock of redwings before observing the still fog down by the woodland to look for female winter moths. Chris…

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Establishing a New City 3:00

1d ago3:00

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Establishing a new city can take plenty of planning. Now imagine trying to begin that new town when others are very motivated to stop you. It was the case for newly freed slaves in the years after the Civil War…Andrew McCrea による

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Best of 2024 – The Hawaii Champion Cowboy 3:00

2d ago3:00

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The accomplishment was so spectacular it is still remembered over a century later. A cowboy journeyed thousands of miles to Cheyenne, Wyoming for a chance to become the world’s champion steer roper, and he would do it all with a borrowed horse after riding a ship and train for days…It’s the Best of 2024 with the American Countryside!…

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Best of 2024 – A KISS Homecoming 3:00

3d ago3:00

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There perhaps has never been a homecoming dance like the 1975 Cadillac, Michigan version. The students and the entire town were surprised when that year they didn’t just play music, they had a live performance by a very memorable group…It’s the Best of 2024 with the American Countryside!Andrew McCrea による

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Best of 2024 – The Lancaster Circuses 3:00

4d ago3:00

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Lancaster, Missouri is not a big town, but in the 1920s, the circuses came to town. And yes, I did use the plural form of the word, because boy did the circus really come to town, for many days each year…It’s the Best of 2024 with the American Countryside!Andrew McCrea による

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You Gotta Have Faith To Be Offensive 16:31

5d ago16:31

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Stuart and William, your co-hosts, are that friendly voice in your ear. They guarantee they will be here every week, with a new release every Sunday, at 10am, plus extra material outside of this schedule too. There are no scripts, just genuine conversation between middle aged men. In today’s episode, the last for 2024, Stuart and William mull ove…

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Best of 2024 – Little America 3:00

7d ago3:00

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This place isn’t really a town, yet it has its own zip code. Sometimes it’s a bit of a game to see exactly how much or how little you can write on an envelope and still get a letter to arrive here. Chances are, if you simply write the zip code, it will arrive at this place…It’s the Best of 2024 with the American Countryside!…

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Best of 2024 – Ismay, Montana 3:00

8d ago3:00

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You’ll need to drive on six miles of gravel roads from the highway to get to the tiny town of Ismay, Montana. There would really be no need for any visitors to make the trip, but there’s still a few that do and it’s usually because of a story involving a Hall of Fame quarterback who, probably has never visited the place…It’s the Best of 2024 with t…

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One Classic Bell for One Classic Movie 3:00

9d ago3:00

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Bells are often associated with the Christmas holiday. There is one bell in one classic Christmas movie that remains a fixture in many folks’ minds, and a top seller for the company that made the original…Andrew McCrea による

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Christmas Peace Greetings 1:29

9d ago1:29

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Another Christmas is upon us, so here’s another Christmas Day message from your favourite podcast co-hosts. Wherever you are in the world Stuart and William hope you find a little peace. What do you make of this discussion? Do you have a question that you'd like us to discuss? Let us know by sending an email to ⁠thepeoplescountryside@gmail.com Sign…

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FTC Episode 332: Soybean Outlook / Making Money on Improved Pastures 25:37

10d ago25:37

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As we conclude 2024, we look ahead to 2025 with an outlook on the soybean market and ways on the industry’s top producers is getting more from his crop. Plus we take a look at things we can do next year to improve our grazing programs to improve efficiency and profits in the beef business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Bells In Our Lives 3:00

10d ago3:00

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Bells sometimes signal the beginning of a school day or a work day. At this company, the ringing of the bell is all day, every day. They’ve been doing this work for about 200 years…Andrew McCrea による

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Bevin Bells 3:00

11d ago3:00

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Once upon a time, a farm needed bells. Bells were used in conjunction with livestock and other pursuits. Times have changed but this company remains – and they’ll still make bells for farms and much more…Andrew McCrea による

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See His Faithfulness: My Eyes Have Seen Your Salvation

12d ago

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Once-in-a-Lifetime Experiences: Are They Sustainable? 19:32

12d ago19:32

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It's the 22nd of December! Ready for Christmas, if you celebrate it? If you don't, hopefully you’ll have a good day on the 25th, whatever you do. Your co-hosts don't see the questions before they press record. They approach it cold. There are enough experts out there. Stuart and William are just two guys willing to explore the unknown. The first li…

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An Ancient Site with Plenty of Mystery 3:00

14d ago3:00

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The Stone family has long enjoyed this spot on a wooded hill in southern New Hampshire. In fact, they purchased the property a few generations ago and help folks explore an ancient site that still holds plenty of mysteries…Andrew McCrea による

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A very special COUNTRYSIDE Christmas 50:22

14d ago50:22

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In a special Christmas episode, Clarky and Kirree catch up with Bri Radcliffe, Ned Kennaugh and Andrea Faragher.Manx Radio による

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FTC Episode 331: The Amazing Story of Giving Your Life to Save Agriculture 25:39

15d ago25:39

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Many have given their careers to improving farming and the industry of agriculture. This story is about a group of people who literally gave their lives in World War II to help save the world from famine. I think you’ll find the story fascinating just as I did! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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America’s Stonehenge 3:00

15d ago3:00

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Many of us have heard, or perhaps even visited, Stonehenge, the ancient site of giant stones in England. Did you know that in southern New Hampshire you’ll find what is known as America’s Stonehenge?Andrew McCrea による

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San Felipe de Austin 3:00

16d ago3:00

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This was once the second largest city in what is today the state of Texas. But the site was destroyed by fire and not much was here for decades, until now…Andrew McCrea による

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Stephen F Austin’s Texas Connection 3:00

17d ago3:00

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Many of us have heard of Stephen F Austin and we know he’s connected to Texas, but exactly how he wound up there is a bit of a mystery…Andrew McCrea による

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The McGulpin Point Lighthouse 3:00

18d ago3:00

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Many lighthouses are today just historical pieces that harken to the days when lights kept burning through the night to guide ships. This famous lighthouse still has a beacon that shines and a history that brings many visitors to this part of Michigan…Andrew McCrea による

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See His Faithfulness: Judgment and a Ruler

19d ago

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Time To Stop & Think Before Christmas 10:37

19d ago10:37

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This podcast's overall themes are nature, philosophy, climate, the human condition, sustainability, and social justice. Welcome to The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, where your co-hosts Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and William Mankelow, over the last few years have been discussing questions sent in by listeners. No scripts, no p…

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Episode 67: Yellow Brain 43:17

19d ago43:17

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Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin assess the damage after Storm Darragh. They look at the impact of microscopic spores that have attacked the heart wood of a tree. Chris takes Matthew to Foxes Grove and tells the story and impact of ash dieback at High Ash Farm. He describes what infected trees look like in comparison to healthy trees. The pair come…

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The Tip of the Mitt 3:00

21d ago3:00

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Many have heard of Plymouth Rock, the famous landing spot of the Pilgrims. But at the northern tip of Michigan, you’ll find another rock, larger in size and well known during the early days of European navigation…Andrew McCrea による

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The Nevada Northern Railway 3:00

22d ago3:00

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Steam locomotives are a thing of the past, but not everywhere. A trip to eastern Nevada will show you a place still using those old engines and you can even come here to not only ride the rails, but work for a railroad of old…Andrew McCrea による

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The Boom in Eastern Nevada 3:00

23d ago3:00

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In the early 1900s, this area of eastern Nevada saw a boom that brought men and families from all points of the globe to work in an enterprise to fulfill the desire of Americans to experience the latest technology of the day. It’s amazing how quickly this place grew to meet those needs…Andrew McCrea による

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McDonald’s Non-Golden Arches in Sedona 3:00

24d ago3:00

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Some businesses are known by their iconic logos. For instance, if I refer to the golden arches, you know it’s McDonald’s…unless you’re here, where the gold just wouldn’t do…Andrew McCrea による

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FTC Episode 330: Farming’s Master Storyteller 25:19

25d ago25:19

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Chris Bennett has an eye for the overlooked stories in agriculture. His writings have become fan favorites with his blend of intriguing stories – everything from true-crime to treasures uncovered on family farms. This interview brings the usual interesting mix of topics, including farming’s unique tie to the Civil War and today. See omnystudio.com/…

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Where Sedona’s Name Comes From 3:00

25d ago3:00

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Many would say Sedona, Arizona is a beautiful place with a beautiful and unique name. But where did that name come from? The is the story of the origin of the title and how this place grew to be a draw for visitors…Andrew McCrea による

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See His Faithfulness: A Child and Kingdom

26d ago

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Educational Qualifications & Business Risks 16:08

26d ago16:08

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Welcome to another insightful episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, your hosts Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and William Mankelow guarantee the following: no plan, no prep, no research, no scripts, just off the cuff explorations. There are enough experts out there, Stuart and William don’t try to add to their ranks. Once …

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Episode 66: Butterfly Bridge 43:53

26d ago43:53

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Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin head to the woods with a spade to take a look under the soil to understand how the bulbs prepare for spring. They visit the butterflies taking refuge underneath a old rickety bridge at High Ash Farm through the winter. Chris explains the importance of flowing water when it comes to survival over the winter months. B…

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The Origins of Sedona 3:00

28d ago3:00

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Before Sedona became a draw for tourists, this type of farming drew homesteaders here. In fact, one important museum there is in the old buildings of a leading farm family of the day…Andrew McCrea による

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Episode 329: What Are the Next Threats Facing the Ag Industry? 25:51

29d ago25:51

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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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Merle Hay 3:00

29d ago3:00

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For many years whenever I drive around the northern edge of Des Moines, on interstates 80 and 35, I have passed the exit for Merle Hay Road. I’ve often wondered, “who was Merle Hay?” Today I’ll not only answer that question but tell you why America owes him their gratitude…Andrew McCrea による

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The M&M Divide 3:00

1M ago3:00

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We’ve all heard of the Continental Divide, but have you heard of the M and M Divide? That high point can be found here in Iowa and one particular point has quite a story behind it…Andrew McCrea による

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COUNTRYSIDE 03 DECEMBER 2024 - XMAS PRIMESTOCK SHOW, ANDREW NORTH and DOT TILBURY 37:48

1M ago37:48

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Kirree heads to IOM Meats again to chat to those involved in the Xmas Primestock show, whilst Simon talks to Andrew North about International Mens' Day and Dot Tilbury about a lifetime's entertaining around the Manx CountrysideManx Radio による

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The Lincoln Highway 3:00

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Before today’s network of interstate highways was built, there were early routes constructed to cross the nation and help the traveling public get places faster. One such route owed much to the work of farmers who helped build that highway…Andrew McCrea による

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Heider Tractor 3:00

1M ago3:00

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In the early 19th century, many companies began to build tractors. A wide variety of designs were used to try to help farmers accomplish their work more efficiently. One of those companies was located in Carroll, Iowa…Andrew McCrea による

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See His Faithfulness: The Star and Scepter

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Galactic Travels and Evolving Diets Discussed 23:26

1M ago23:26

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Welcome to our podcast, where we tackle life's inconvenient truths and remind you that, like it or not, we're all part of nature's mess. Think of it as a therapy session with no preparation, no forewarning, and no escape. Stuart and William don't see the questions before we hit record, so they approach them as clueless as you are when you press pla…

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Episode 65: Duke and Horace 42:37

1M ago42:37

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Chris Skinner introduces Matthew Gudgin to his favourite bird at High Ash Farm. It's a game bird with a strong connections in history and a recipe in Mrs Beeton's cookery book. The pair pause for a moment at an oak tree that fell victim to Storm Bert and observe the honey fungus growing under the bark. Chris and Matthew get caught in the latest sto…

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

1M 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.Manx Radio による

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