One of the podcasts I’ve begun listening to relatively recently is Gemma Plumb’s and Aisling Creevey’s For the Love of Weather. Both meteorologists with years of experience in the field, the podcast is the duo’s genuine labor of love for the title subject.
There aren’t many days that a new episode of Joanne Rideout’s The Ship Report podcast is published that I don’t include listening to it in the activities that begin my day. Not only does it remind me of the town in which I was raised, it often contains interesting information about the natural history of the lower Columbia River.
Over the past few years I’ve found much to appreciate in Dr. Corinne Wieben’s podcast Enchanted; the History of Magic & Witchcraft, particularly when she takes up an aspect of the natural world.
It was with great surprise and joy that I opened my podcast feed this past Tuesday as I set out on my morning walk to find a new episode of “The Stubborn Light of Things” queued-up atop the list. After nearly three years of silence, I once again was greeted with Ms. Harrison’s long-missed, gentle, and reassuring “Hi, How ya doing?”