Pulse of the Planet Podcast with Jim ...

Each weekday, Pulse of the Planet provides its listeners with a two-minute sound portrait of Planet Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature, culture and science worldwide and blending interviews and extraordinary natural sound.

Science
Natural Sciences
Technology
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Grafting Season
For apple tree growers, there's a brief period of time between winter and spring upon which their whole future crop depends.
2 min
477
A Tale of the Irish Fairy Folk - Part Two
How would you referee a match between two warring teams of other-worldly beings?
2 min
478
A Tale of the Irish Fairy Folk - Part One
You never know what might happen late at night near a fairy fort.
2 min
479
Cloning Apples the Old Fashioned Way
For some farmers, it's the best way to ensure that their favorite crops come back year after year.
3 min
480
The Human Side of Natural Selection
Long before biotechnology, farmers have sought ways to bring predictability to their ever-changing crops.
2 min
481
Drawing Water From a Sacred Well
At the conclusion of the Omizutori Festival in Japan, showers of glowing embers rain down on spectators.
2 min
482
Coral Reefs - Microfragmentation
An accidental discovery leads to a new way of recovering reefs
2 min
483
Coral Reefs - Nanotechnology
How to construct an artificial reef?
2 min
484
Coral Reefs - Sunscreen
Do sunscreens have an impact on the health of coral reefs?
2 min
485
Coral Reefs - Endangered
What's causing reefs around the world to bleach and die?
3 min
486
Coral Reefs - Up Close
A classic example of symbiosis.
2 min
487
Seasonal Backyard Science - Insects
Even in winter, you can find springtails!
3 min
488
That Lump Could be a Turtle
Get it on a sling, haul it out of the water, and call it in!
2 min
489
Rescuing Turtles on Cape Cod
Migrating sea turtles get caught in the arm of the Cape.
3 min
490
Istanbul - Blue Mosque
Istanbul's most famous mosque is a delight for the eyes and ears. Headphone listening recommended!
3 min
491
Nature's Sweet Treat
Red Squirrels may be nature's original harvesters of Maple sugar.
2 min
492
Mystery of Maple Syrup
Sap is flowing in sugar maple trees, if we only knew why. A program from our archives!
2 min
493
Modeling Disease – Pulse of the Populace
Tracking the behavior of someone who looks a lot like you.
2 min
494
Fossils – the Art of Seeing
It's like playing "Where's Waldo", with Waldo being a few hundred million years old. 
2 min
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Tickling Society
In the rural Cajun communities of south Louisiana, Mardi Gras is organized mayhem.
3 min
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As Long as There's Been an Earth..
Basile, Louisiana has its own unique Mardi Gras song.
2 min
497
Donnez-moi Un Petit Sou
In the bayous of Louisiana, costumed revelers beg for food and money from their neighbors, to support a communal gumbo.
2 min
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The Biggest Day
"Forget about your job, your worries, your bills.."
2 min
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Feast Before Fast
The roots of Mardi Gras run deeper than Christianity.
2 min
500
Chinese New Year in Malaysia
A time for new clothes, gifts, and no sweeping!
2 min