Novedades

Hi, I'm Lia, and welcome to the Two Minute Wellness Podcast. I'm a holistic nutritionist, and I believe the best kind of healthy is the happy kind of healthy. For most of my teenage years and early twenties, I struggled with food and my weight. I spent years dieting, counting calories, and feeling out of control around food. I felt frustrated, ashamed, and I didn't think I'd ever be able to eat "normally" again. Finally, at my wits' end, I decided to try something different. I decided to give up control and trust my body. I stopped counting calories, macros, and points, and I started tuning in...

At Trupanion, we’re creating a world where pets get to live their longest, healthiest lives possible. We’re not just a pet health insurance company—we’re also pet parents just like you. Radio Trupanion digs into the insights found in our treasure trove of data and invites esteemed veterinarians to explore what this data means, imparting practical wisdom to better understand and care for our pet's health. At Trupanion, we want to change the pet health paradigm forever. And we’re just beginning. Produced by The Trupanion Podcast Network

The Red-Winged Blackbird: A Naturalist's Perspective The Red-Winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) is a familiar and striking sight in North America’s wetlands, marshes, and grasslands. With its bold red and yellow shoulder patches, or epaulettes, this bird is a vibrant symbol of spring and summer. As a naturalist, observing the behaviors, habitats, and lifecycle of the Red-Winged Blackbird offers insights into the complexity and beauty of the natural world. The male Red-Winged Blackbird is easily recognizable by its glossy black plumage and distinctive red and yellow shoulder patches. ...

What might the amazing developments in stem cell research mean for our future, and what are the ethical questions that we need to grapple with as the science develops? Join science journalist Marnie Chesterton in this four-part series, as she talks to Dr Naomi Moris from The Francis Crick Institute, and Professor Emily Jackson, expert in medical law at the London School of Economics.