I migliori Countryside podcast (2025)

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On Trial on the Underground Railroad 3:00

1d ago3:00

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The Underground Railroad was not only a dangerous journey for blacks escaping slavery, but there were also consequences for those who helped them. This old courthouse recounts the story of those who paid that price…Di Andrew McCrea

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COUNTRYSIDE 18 MARCH 2025 32:07

4d ago32:07

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Kirree joins FWAG for a tour of Ballenevin Compost - she knows how to show the boys a good time - whilst Simon talks to Richard Crowe about his sheepdog trialling and farming at Bishopscourt.Di Manx Radio

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FTC Episode 344: “Spoon Feeding” Your Crop. Spend Less, Make More and Stay Ahead of Regulations 25:20

4d ago25:20

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Regulations that impact the way we farm can be a concern for many. However, this farmer has been living with increased regulations for many years, and he shares what he's learned and how it’s impacted the way he farms. His experiences have him giving his thoughts with many farm groups and we visit with him on this edition of our show. See omnystudi…

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The Language Of Discrimination 20:36

6d ago20:36

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Welcome to The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast, where your co-hosts Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and William Mankelow discuss questions sent in by listeners. In today’s episode both questions come from the country of Scotland, with Teasag in Moffat posing the following - “How do we know what any word means?” Stuart begins the disc…

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Episode 2.11 - Leverets and Lent Lilies: A March Awakening 53:29

7d ago53:29

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Send us a text In this exhilarating episode of the Countryside Podcasts, Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin venture across High Ash Farm on a crisp mid-March morning, where spring begins to unfurl its wonders. From a windswept hill, they marvel at the elusive mad March hares—tawny-gold giants lounging on their seats, mere yards away—joined by Chinese…

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Dealing With Sinful Desires (Part 1)

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Di Countryside Church

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Delaware Declares Its Independence 3:00

2d ago3:00

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When is Independence Day? Most of us would say July 4th, but for residents of this state, it’s a few days prior. In fact, they still celebrate this date as their break from England…Di Andrew McCrea

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The Battle for Delaware 3:00

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When you think of the early Europeans settlement of what became the Unites States, you probably don’t think of a battle between he Dutch and the Swedes over land. But that’s exactly what happened here…Di Andrew McCrea

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Learning Through Rodeo 3:00

4d ago3:00

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What can saddle bronc riding teach you about leadership, business and life? It turns out, quite a lot. This former champion spends much of his time talking with groups about what he did and what we can all learn from it…Di Andrew McCrea

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Signing Up for Bull Riding 3:00

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Most mothers would be worried about their teenage son riding a bull. This mother signed her son up to ride a bull even though he’d never attempted to ride one. It’s just part of the interesting story of this rodeo champion…Di Andrew McCrea

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The Grant Kohrs Ranch 3:00

8d ago3:00

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Ranchers know that winter weather can sometimes toss brutal conditions at us. It was one bitter winter in Montana in particular that changed ranching in the region forever. We meet Montana’s Cattle King and learn about the winter that changed everything…Di Andrew McCrea

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Trading One Steer for Two 3:00

9d ago3:00

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If you could trade one steer for two, and you did that over and over, you could build quite a herd. That’s what this man did in order to build one of the largest ranches in Montana. You can still visit the ranch and see the legacy…Di Andrew McCrea

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I’ve Got It! 3:00

10d ago3:00

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If you are a miner and struck it rich, you might shout this one word, and that one word is the name of this town yet today. I’ll take you to a place where they are still mining the precious metals discovered in the 1800s…Di Andrew McCrea

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COUNTRYSIDE 11 MARCH 2025 37:28

11d ago37:28

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Simon and Kirree look back at the Young Farmers' Concert 2025. Loud, bawdy and always close to the bone, the pair chat to actors, directors, judges, Gaiety staff and sponsors. Stand back . . .Di Manx Radio

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Settling West to East 3:00

11d ago3:00

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Most Europeans who came to the United States made the trip overland, east to west, to reach the place they would call home. Lori Price’s ancestors made the trip from a different direction to establish a long-time business in this town…Di Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 343: Tax Strategies for Passing Land to Others: The 1031 or 721? 25:18

11d ago25:18

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If you are involved in farming, there’s a good chance your family owns some land. That land may have a lot of value and passing it from one generation to the next, whether that is inside or outside the family, can have a lot of consequences attached to it. It can be difficult to maintain family harmony and the sellers often want to have a plan in p…

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The Battle of Battle Mountain 3:00

12d ago3:00

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The name of this town sounds like there was some major trouble that took place here sometime in the past. Perhaps the name is a bit bigger than what actually occurred, but we do know this was a place of contention between many…Di Andrew McCrea

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Space Chemicals And Podcast Freedom 18:42

13d ago18:42

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Brenda, from Northumberland, England, sets your two co-hosts the first of today's listeners' questions - “Some people feel meteorites seeded Earth with chemicals and substances that helped the soup of life evolve. Could DNA have been seeded too? Some feel other life forms have been sending meteors to seed our planet and direct the course of our evo…

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Episode 2.10 - Nest Builders and Seed Seekers 42:19

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Send us a text In this vibrant episode of the Countryside Podcasts, recorded on a glorious spring morning in early March at High Ash Farm, Chris Skinner and his co-host immerse listeners in the thriving world of nature. From the mobile bird hide (Chris’s farm truck), they observe the bustling High Ash Rookery, where rooks are busy rebuilding nests …

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Clark’s Trading Post 3:00

15d ago3:00

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Imagine a animal show where bears bolted from the stage to barrel past tourist and make a break for the ice cream stand. It’s just one of the many stories from a show that still draws huge crowds for over half a century…Di Andrew McCrea

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A Roadside Stopper 3:00

16d ago3:00

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Along I-93 in northern New Hampshire you’ll find a spot that’s been attracting families for three and four generations now. In order to get those families to pull over, the place needed a stopper…Di Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 342: Opportunities & Challenges at Commodity Classic 25:44

16d ago25:44

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Commodity Classic always brings together farmers from all parts of the country to discuss the challenges and opportunities for grain producers. What are some of the hot topics and possible solutions to hurdles ahead? We visit with two farmers who share their insights on what is ahead for U.S. agriculture See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info…

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Tule Lake Internment Camp 3:00

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Soon after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the U.S. government began to worry that Japanese Americans living in this country might be foes rather than friends. A sad chapter of history unfolded as U.S. citizens were forced form their homes to camps – the highest security location of those camps was here……

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COUNTRYSIDE 04 MARCH 2025 26:09

18d ago26:09

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Simon drops into Ramsey Farmers' Market and checks on last minute arrangements for the annual Young Farmers' Concert whilst Kirree heads to Ballown Farm in Ballasalla for the Mannin Ploughing MatchDi Manx Radio

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The Modoc War 3:00

18d ago3:00

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In the middle of a lava field in northern California you’ll find a place known as the stronghold…a volcanic fortress of sorts where a man known as Captain Jack fought for the way of life his people once enjoyed…Di Andrew McCrea

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Forced to Foreign Lands 3:00

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As European settlers moved west, Native Americans were often displaced and forced onto lands foreign to them. That was the case for the Modocs and their story is one that is told here in northern California…Di Andrew McCrea

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Stress And Guerilla Gardening 17:18

20d ago17:18

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Yenifer, from Provincia De Panamá, Panama sets the first listener question today - “Any advice on how to manage stress?” William discusses the benefits of meditation as an effective tool for stress management. He emphasizes that regular practice can help individuals cultivate a habit, which is essential for reaping the long-term benefits. He has be…

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Episode 2.9 - Gravestones and Orchids: Echoes of Earth 37:40

21d ago37:40

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Send us a text Episode 2.9 - Gravestones and Orchids: Echoes of Earth Step into the shadow of Caistor St. Edmund’s ancient churchyard with Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin, where weathered gravestones murmur tales of High Ash Farm’s toilers—men like “Happy” Holden and a boy who ploughed with horses before sailing to New Zealand. History fades into …

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The Chiricuhua National Monument 3:00

22d ago3:00

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Southeastern Arizona has been a place for ranchers to graze cattle for well over a century. However, one ranch family found this spot too beautiful to keep to themselves…Di Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 341: Will the President's Tariffs Help or Hurt Farmers? 25:30

23d ago25:30

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We hear plenty of talk about trade and tariffs, but what will the impact be on farmers and the ag industry? We visit with a former member of the office of the US trade representative who served under several presidents. He shares what has and hasn’t changed and what we can expect for agricultural trade in the coming months. See omnystudio.com/liste…

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Where Two Cultures Collided 3:00

23d ago3:00

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It’s a place of amazing natural beauty, with stone spires rising high into the sky. It’s also a place of history, where two cultures collided…Di Andrew McCrea

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The Okay Corral in Tombstone, Arizona 3:00

24d ago3:00

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This corral isn’t famous for holding cattle, but it is famous for the shootout that put this town on the map. We’ll head to Tombstone, Arizona…Di Andrew McCrea

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COUNTRYSIDE 25 FEBRUARY 2025 - Allansons veg, Thomas Cleator and Museum of the Moon 36:13

25d ago36:13

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The dynamic duo of rural Mann return for a new series! Simon chats to local veg farmers Stuart Allanson and his son James and pops along to Peel Cathedral to hear about the Museum of the Moon exhibition, whilst Kirree talks to young farmer Thomas Cleator who's inviting members of the public to get involved in farm work.…

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Nathan Hale 3:00

25d ago3:00

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His only regret was that he had but one life to give for his country. They are famous words uttered by America’s first spy just before his death in 1776. The story of his life and how we know where he lived is a fascinating tale…Di Andrew McCrea

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America’s First Spy 3:00

26d ago3:00

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Many refer to him as America’s first spy – a young man from a farm who answered George Washington’s call for men to go into New York City and report on the movements of the soldiers there…Di Andrew McCrea

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Understanding Jesus – The Real Jesus

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Di Countryside Church

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Reality Of Political Allegiances 23:52

27d ago23:52

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This is a chatcast style podcast, that is our genre. Every episode, we discuss two listener questions, and we always try to draw the conversation back to nature or the environment in some way where possible, always aiming to stop the big issues, slipping into the shadows. In today’s episode, we begin with a question sent in by Sekelaga, Zanzibar Ur…

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Episode 2.8 - Travelers Above, Toilers Below 43:35

28d ago43:35

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Send us a text "Travelers Above, Toilers Below" bids adieu to winter’s visitors and unearths the quiet laborers of the countryside. Join Chris Skinner and Matthew Gudgin at High Ash Farm under February’s low sun as they watch fieldfares and redwings fuel up for their North Sea journey, their cinnamon-speckled breasts aglow. Beneath the pastures, mo…

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A Name You Still Know Today 3:00

29d ago3:00

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He was the sixth of twelve children born on a 300 acre farm in central Connecticut. While all of the kids in the family were important, it’s that sixth child whose name you may still know today…Di Andrew McCrea

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A 150 Year Old Donut 3:00

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There’s a donut in Montana, that while very interesting, is not a donut anyone probably wants to consume. That’s because this donut is over 150 years old. With those facts, you know there has to be an interesting story behind it…Di Andrew McCrea

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Fort Kehough 3:00

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Miles City, Montana is a hub for the ranch lands of the southeastern part of the state. Part of its history can be traced to a fort built here in 1876 and there are still residents here with links to a place that closed in 1924…Di Andrew McCrea

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Range Riders Museum 3:00

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In the 1930s a group of cowboys in southeastern Montana wanted to preserve the ranch history they saw slowly vanishing. What resulted is a unique museum with many of their ranch brands on the walls…Di Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 340: Quality vs Quantity – The Decision-Making Process to Improve ROI 25:19

1M ago25:19

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We can often learn a lot from listening to how other farmers go through their decision-making process. We visit with Michigan farmer Ryan Zelinko to see how he is managing tillage, fertilizer and more as he works to get the best ROI on every acre. He shares some of his thoughts on managing tighter margins and his focus on quality versus quantity. S…

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Nevada City, Montana 3:00

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What would a jukebox from the 1800s look like? A trip to this old Montana town will give you a glimpse as something that is far more than that. It’s as if an entire band and their instruments was literally put inside the box…Di Andrew McCrea

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The Cost Of Discipleship

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Di Countryside Church

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Representation with Purpose 12:54

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This is the podcast where questions sent in by listeners are discussed by your co-hosts Stuart ‘The Wildman’ Mabbutt and William Mankelow. Send yours today by emailing thepeoplescountryside@gmail.com. In today’s episode the first question to be explored comes from Brenda in Northumberland, England - “How much of human life is lost, waiting?” Off th…

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Episode 2.7 - Hidden in Plain Sight: The Silent Work of Nature’s Tiny Heroes 41:02

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Send us a text "Hidden in Plain Sight: The Silent Work of Nature’s Tiny Heroes" dives into the often overlooked yet crucial roles played by nature's smallest inhabitants. Join hosts Chris Skinner and Matthew as they explore High Ash Farm, uncovering the secrets of the ecosystem. From the heat of compost heaps teeming with brandling worms to the fas…

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Preserving History in Montana 3:00

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Some people like to preserve a piece of the past. What this family did here was preserve an entire town from the past. It’s quite a place to experience and learn as you see the actual artifacts from the later 1800s…Di Andrew McCrea

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FTC Episode 339: Where to Save (and not save) Money on This Year’s Crop 25:29

1M ago25:29

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Most of us are looking for ways to increase income and decrease costs. However, some of our cost cutting measures can wind up hurting us far more than if we had spent the money. Where is the place to save and not save money on this year’s crop? Ken Ferrie is my guest and he shares insights from his hundreds of interactions with farmers and what wor…

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The Plans Of The Messiah King

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Di Countryside Church

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