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In this week's episode we talked to three scientists from the growing field of ecoacoustics about saving Humphrey the humpback whale, eavesdropping on frogs, and what ecoacoustics tells us about the biodiversity of our world.
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What happens when the river that runs through town runs dry? That's what played out in Albuquerque, New Mexico this past summer. In August, our producer @henke_marina went to Albuquerque to talk with the people who flock to the Rio Grande daily.
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You may have heard a familiar voice this weekend! Our producer Justine Paradis joined @ayesharascoe on @NPR's The Sunday Story to continue the conversation on sunscreen ☀️
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JOB POSTING 🎧 | We are expanding our team! Outside/In is on the hunt for a managing editor. We do a lot of fun, often ambitious work. The role is hybrid, but you must be based in New England. More info, including salary range, in the link below. 🌲
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In our latest episode we talk to @WBUR's Dean Russell, co-creator of The Midnight Rebellion, a choose-your-own-adventure podcast set in a futuristic climate-ravaged Boston. Listen to the interview on our feed wherever you get your podcasts!
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#electrifyeverything has been a climate rallying cry for years. But when it comes to outdoor power tools like #leafblowers, electric just wasn’t as powerful as gas. But things have changed, and @ConsumerReports' testing of leaf blowers is telling a new story.
A field trip, a play, and @henke_marina's case against outdoor dining.
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A group of birders visit a landfill in search of a very special crow. Antics ensue. That's this week on Outside/In. 🐦⬛
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Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America. It may also be the most hated. In this episode, now an Edward R. Murrow Awards winner, producer Felix Poon visits one of the most popular courts in Boston to see how the drama is unfolding there.
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Urban light pollution is so extreme, in many cities you'd be lucky to make out a singular star. But @henke_marina spoke to a dark sky advocate who thinks there's hope. In fact, Megan Eaves-Egenes makes the case for urban stargazing. So! We gave it a try...
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We recently heard from a listener in Anchorage, Alaska. He asked, "Why do dogs like to role in dead stuff?" Lucky for us, @natehegyi has some experience with this phenomenon.
So what brought a climate activist and a gas executive together? The answer is under your feet. In this episode, how a geothermal pilot project in Massachusetts is bringing together unlikely alliances that might be key to our clean energy future.
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Only about 1% of Americans consume raw milk on a weekly basis, but that number is growing. What's the appeal? Is it the superfood they claim? Or something to avoid at all costs? @henke_marina has the story.
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"Why are lighthouses often red?" Tyler, an Outside/In listener from South Carolina recently asked us this question. Tyler, we've got answers! Ask your questions to the Outside/Inbox by calling 1-844-GO-OTTER.
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