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Sarah was invited to join a Migraine and Headache Australia patient panel hosted by the ABC's Stephanie Dalzell and organised by the Brain Foundation.
Sarah was invited to join a Migraine and Headache Australia patient panel hosted by the ABC's Stephanie Dalzell and organised by the Brain Foundation.
Among the more exciting developments has been the introduction of sound designers and musicians to narrative series, taking podcasting into the realms of sound art. Brain on Nature, from the…
We offer master classes and one-on-one tutorials in all aspects of podcast production. Podcast Distribution and Publicity Distribution and publicity is often overlooked until the last minute, but having a…
Want more!Loved this podcast... please write a book!By xbrendanxbaileyx via iTunes | Australia | March 3, 2020 ?This podcast sounds great and I got a lot from it...looking forward to ‘kids on nature’!!By CrumCrumCrumCrumCrumCrumEtcEtc via iTunes…
Indie podcast Out There explores big questions through intimate stories outdoors. In this award-winning episode, producer Sam Anderson goes hunting for the first time and finds it confronting. And as a vegetarian, so did I. But Sam explores his questions around what it takes to pull the trigger. Are we all capable of it? And if we can take a life, what does that say about us? How does Killing an animal change us? [audio src="https://media.acast.com/brain-on-nature/presenting-outthere-deerhunter/media.mp3"][/audio]
A quick update about what’s been happening since we released season one. We're planning for a second season but need your help. It’s about how getting off screens back outside and into the natural world can change the brains of young people. [audio src="https://media.acast.com/brain-on-nature/specialannouncement/media.mp3"][/audio]
Allely’s keen and lively narration makes the podcast as entertaining as it is informative. I spoke with her to learn more about how the independent podcast came together, and the…
While you wait for season two, here's an inspiring story from a father and daughter about their first backpacking adventure. As they hike into Utah's Bryce Canyon in late November, things don't go according to plan. But they both emerge positive about being pushed to the edge by nature's unpredictability. This story comes from HumaNature, a Wyoming Public Media podcast that tells real stories about humans in the natural world. You can find them wherever you get your podcasts, or humanaturepodcast.org. [audio src="https://media.acast.com/brain-on-nature/presentinghumanature/media.mp3"][/audio]
Living on the doorstep of Auckland's Waitakere Ranges, I am spoiled with an abundance of bush trails and natural sounds nearby.The health benefits of being around nature are well-known and a…
Brain on Nature shines brightest when revealing how injury can completely change family dynamics and self-image, prompting blank pages in a previously jam-packed social schedule - and now the kids…