Kicking off another episode of The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks opens up with an update about the Craig Watts VS Perdue Chicken story we've been closely following before officially welcoming Todd Erling on air.

Fall is the perfect time to plant! This week on We Dig Plants, Alice Marcus-Krieg and Carmen Devito are chatting with innovative nursery owner Tim Kane. Tim's Prides Corner Farms supply plants for all seasons to gardeners and landscapers alike.

Jessica Oreck joins Grace Bonney for this week's installment of After the Jump to talk about filmmaking, risk-taking, and trusting instincts. Jessica recently released her newest film, Aatsinki: The Story of Arctic Cowboys, at the Tribeca Film Festival to much acclaim.

On this episode of the Naturalist, Bernie Wides and Carol Butler are talking about a glowing natural phenomenon- bioluminesence! Tune in to hear how Bernie and Carol were inspired by the new exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History called Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminesence.

This week The Naturalist's own Carol Butler returns from a trip the Galapagos and brings back for Heritage Radio a wonderful 2-part program. On this first episode learn about the geology, formation, and history of these islands as first made famous by evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin.

This week on The Naturalist Bernie and Carol take us into the world of insects, arthropods, bugs, bats and more. Then keep tuned for an engaging discussion about the bacterial ecosystems that live inside us that help

They say great things come in threes, so Bernie & Carol decided to revisit Bernie's trip to Belize one last time on The Naturalist.

Carol A. Butler joins The Naturalist again, this time to talk about sexual conflict amongst animals.

Erin Fitzpatrick digs into an earthy conversation with biodynamic farmer Stephen Storch on a cosmic edition of At The Root Of It - PART 2

Erin Fitzpatrick digs into an earthy conversation with biodynamic farmer Stephen Storch on a cosmic edition of At The Root Of It - PART 1