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Rain & ShineThe Western Water Assessment - Part 2Send us a textPhoto by Kori Stanton2025-05-2803 min
Rain & Shine120: The Western Water Assessment [Part 1]Send us a textPhoto by Kori Stanton2025-05-2104 min
Rain & Shine116: Water The Mountains!Send us a textPhoto by Calla Rose Ostrander2025-02-0605 min
Rain & Shine115: The Other Half of the Colorado RiverSend us a textPhoto of the Colorado River by Kori Stanton2025-01-3005 min
Rain & Shine113: SnowylocksSend us a text2025-01-0904 min
Rain & Shine112: A Trip Around The SunSend us a text2024-12-2604 min
Rain & Shine111: Supply ChainsSend us a textPhoto courtesy of Down Home Farm in Paonia, CO.2024-12-1905 min
Rain & Shine110: DarknessSend us a textPhoto by Aaron Watson of Dark Skies Paonia 2024-12-0404 min
Rain & Shine109: The First Snow Report 2024Send us a textPhoto by: Calla Rose Ostrander2024-11-2103 min
Rain & Shine108: The Global Water Cycle Part 2Send us a text2024-11-1402 min
Rain & Shine107: The Global Water Cycle Part 1Send us a text2024-11-0606 min
Rain & Shine106: The Lily & The RoseSend us a text2024-10-0904 min
Rain & Shine105: Tomato SeasonSend us a text2024-10-0204 min
Rain & Shine104: SpinningSend us a textAmazing Photo of the Moon on Sept. 17th, 2024 by Aaron Watson. 2024-09-1803 min
Rain & Shine103: Harvest FestivalsSend us a text2024-09-0404 min
Rain & Shine102: Hurricane DesoSend us a text2024-08-2906 min
Rain & Shine101: Precious & PrecariousSend us a textEcoFlightCitizens for a Healthy Community 2024-08-0806 min
Rain & Shine100: HeatSend us a text2024-08-0106 min
Rain & Shine99: Slow, foxes!Send us a text2024-07-1803 min
Rain & Shine98: The Wild West of WeatherSend us a text2024-07-1004 min
Rain & Shine97: Early MonsoonsSend us a text2024-07-0404 min
Rain & Shine96: Hopper PatrolSend us a text2024-06-2705 min
Rain & Shine95: HungerSend us a text2024-05-3104 min
Rain & Shine94: A Digression on PhosphorusSend us a text2024-05-2205 min
Rain & Shine93: Mid-May SnowpackSend us a text2024-05-1606 min
Rain & Shine92: Ode to Spring RainSend us a textPhoto by: Kori Stanton2024-05-0203 min
Rain & Shine91: Migration & Light PollutionSend us a text2024-04-2504 min
Rain & Shine90: Spring ForagingSend us a text2024-04-1703 min
Rain & Shine89: New MoonSend us a text2024-04-1103 min
Rain & Shine88: Eclipse SeasonSend us a text2024-03-2803 min
Rain & Shine87: How A Star Is BornSend us a text2024-03-2105 min
Rain & Shine86: Let's Make It RainSend us a text2024-03-1404 min
Rain & Shine85: Made of StardustSend us a text2024-02-2905 min
Rain & Shine84: The Temperature of LightSend us a text2024-02-0707 min
Rain & Shine83: Bear PSASend us a text*Evergreen2024-02-0105 min
“Crisis to Comeback: Your Local Climate Action Podcast”14: The Carbon Cycle | Calla Rose OstranderThis episode features a conversation (based around the carbon cycle) with political economist, climate change advisor and North Fork Valley resident, Calla Rose Ostrander. Calla Rose is also the co-creator and host of 'Rain & Shine'—another podcast produced by Kori Stanton. If you have any nature or science questions for Calla Rose you can reach her at rainshineweekly@gmail.com and who knows… maybe one of your questions will be answered on an upcoming episode of Rain & Shine. 2024-01-2627 min
Rain & Shine82: Holy Hotness BatmanSend us a text2024-01-2505 min
Rain & Shine81: Another Snow ReportSend us a textPhoto of Tiny Super Nova in Paonia, CO on January 17, 2024 by Kori Stanton.2024-01-1803 min
Rain & Shine80: January Snow ReportSend us a text2024-01-1106 min
Rain & Shine79: The Abundance of LifeSend us a text2023-12-2805 min
Rain & Shine78: Consider the WindSend us a text2023-12-1404 min
Rain & Shine77: CidesSend us a text2023-11-2904 min
Rain & Shine76: The Science of NatureSend us a text2023-11-0104 min
Rain & Shine75: A Season For ChangeSend us a textPhoto by: Kori Stanton2023-10-1906 min
Rain & Shine74: Soil Wealth Part 2Send us a text2023-10-0506 min
Rain & Shine73: Soil WealthSend us a text2023-09-2805 min
Rain & Shine72: Colorado Wine Country [Part 2: West Elks AVA]Send us a textPhoto courtesy: The Storm Cellar2023-09-0704 min
Rain & Shine71: Colorado Wine Country [Part 1: Grand Valley AVA]Send us a textPhoto by: Kori StantonShot at: Restoration Vineyards in Palisade, CO2023-08-3105 min
Rain & Shine70: Finding Your North StarSend us a textImage from: SCIENCE SPARKS2023-08-2303 min
Rain & Shine69: Bee-daucherySend us a textImage by: Phillip Taylor2023-08-0903 min
Rain & Shine68: HopperpocalypseSend us a text2023-08-0207 min
Rain & Shine67: KernzaSend us a text2023-07-2604 min
Rain & Shine66: Record Highs (Worldwide)Send us a text2023-07-2004 min
Rain & Shine65: Endocrine Disrupting ChemicalsSend us a text2023-06-2104 min
Rain & Shine64: It's Lavender SeasonSend us a text2023-06-1505 min
Rain & Shine63: CottonwoodsSend us a textPhoto by: Pat Nabong / Sun-Times2023-06-0804 min
Rain & Shine62: Rivers & Roads, Every Body Needs to Move!Send us a text2023-06-0104 min
Rain & Shine61: CDOT update on Highway 133 & a temp bridgeSend us a textFree commuter shuttle offered for workers during CO 133 safety closure2023-05-2507 minRain & Shine60: Flood FactorsSend us a text2023-04-1904 min
Rain & Shine59: The Moon Calls The HolidaySend us a text2023-04-1406 min
Rain & Shine58: Colorado WindsSend us a text2023-04-0503 min
Rain & Shine57: Ditches Part 2Send us a text2023-03-2903 min
Rain & Shine56: Ditches Part 1Send us a text2023-03-1604 min
Rain & Shine55: Astrological CyclesSend us a text2023-03-0204 min
Rain & Shine54: Mountains & Micro ClimatesSend us a text2023-02-2203 min
Rain & Shine53: Micro Climates Part 1Send us a text2023-02-1604 min
Rain & Shine52: SnowbowSend us a text2023-02-0204 minRain & Shine51: Where Carbon Goes, Water FlowsSend us a text2023-01-1903 min
Rain & Shine50: Weather Vocab—Climate Change EditionSend us a text2023-01-1204 min
Rain & Shine49: What The Actual Weather?Send us a text2023-01-0404 min
Rain & Shine48: Circadian RhythmsSend us a text2022-12-2204 min
Rain & Shine47: Chill Hours [Thank you, Amber!]Send us a text2022-12-1503 min
Rain & Shine46: Dec Snow Pack StatsSend us a text2022-12-0802 minRain & Shine45: The Bug CaseSend us a text2022-12-0104 min
Rain & Shine44: Guiana Fowl Rooster Peacock [Encore]Send us a textThe turkey is a unique bird indigenous to the lands we now call America. Our national (and personal) feelings about this beautiful bird go deep. Originally domesticated by first peoples for its feathers, the bird now graces tables across the nation every year as fall transitions to winterCONTACT: Email us at rainshineweekly@gmail.com and find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RainShinePodcast2022-11-2305 minRain & Shine43: Climate Change Part 1Send us a text2022-11-1705 minRain & Shine42: La Nina Trecera VezSend us a text2022-11-0305 min
Rain & Shine41: Why Green Tomatoes?Send us a text2022-10-2704 min
Rain & Shine40: Blue Ash AphidsSend us a text2022-10-2003 min
Rain & Shine39: Wooly BearsSend us a text2022-10-1204 min
Rain & Shine38: Bear Aware!Send us a text2022-10-0506 minRain & Shine37: Leaf Peeping SeasonSend us a text2022-09-2805 minRain & Shine36: SunflowersSend us a text2022-08-2504 minRain & Shine17: The Avian FluSend us a text2022-04-1305 min
Rain & Shine16: Wind in Western ColoradoSend us a text2022-04-0603 min
Rain & Shine15: The Smell of Spring and Taste of Sourdough, The Wonderful Work of Microbes!Send us a textWhat connects the smell of a fresh spring rain and homemade sourdough? What keeps us healthy and happy? Unseen and vast, multitudes of healthy and symbiotic microbes are at the root of much of what makes life good and spring is an excellent time to keep them, and the ways in which we can keep them happy, at top of mind.2022-03-3105 minRain & Shine14: March Snow Pack, Summer Soil MoistureSend us a text2022-03-2303 min
Rain & Shine13: Sandhill CranesSend us a textPhoto by: Steve Grizz AdamsThe iconic sandhill crane is a seasonal resident in Colorado. Big, fierce, and ancient, these creatures are beautiful neighbors that we look forward to seeing every year.2022-03-1604 min
Rain & Shine12: Snowpack 2022Send us a text2022-03-0203 minRain & Shine11: Drought & Castor CanadensisSend us a text2022-02-2305 min
Rain & Shine10: Water QualitySend us a text2022-02-1004 min
Rain & Shine09: Pollution—An Element Out of PlaceSend us a textPollution occurs when an element or chemical is moved out of its normal cycle. Thinking about pollution in this way can give us more resources to create products and processes that align with Nature's cycles and prevent pollution from the start!2022-02-0806 min
Rain & Shine08: The Good Side of ColdSend us a text2022-02-0804 min
Rain & Shine06: Drought ConditionsSend us a text2022-01-1205 min
Rain & Shine07: Snowpack 2022Send us a text2022-01-1202 min
Rain & Shine05: StarsSend us a textThis weeks Rain & Shine covers the scintillating topic of stars and many of the questions you may have asked yourself while lying in a hotspring on a cold, clear and dark winter night. Paonia resident Jez Wain helps us to answer these musings.2021-12-2306 min
Rain & Shine04: SnowflakesSend us a textWater is life. It makes up 71% of Earth’s body and 60% of ours. An essential element it is often characterized by being in motion: flowing, ebbing, falling, freezing, melting, vaporizing, condensensing. Water is ever cycling through its different states of being, as a gas (vapor), a liquid (water), and a solid (ice).One thing we don't often think about is how the speed, or the energy in the water molecules, determines water’s different states: vapor, liquid, solid. The water molecules of crystalized water in our winter wonderland are...2021-12-1605 min
Rain & Shine03: The MoonSend us a text2021-12-0805 min
Rain & Shine02: To La Niña or Not La Niña?Send us a textLa Niña is a weather phenomenon that arises from the temperatures of Pacific Ocean waters affecting the course of the Pacific and Polar jet streams. La Nina years typically bring wet falls (from increased Atlantic and Gulf storms) and dry winters (by bumping up the Polar jet stream) to southern Colorado. This year looks to be a dry one, but Rain & Shine’s team is holding out for the famous variability of our region in hopes for some snow!CONTACT: Email us at rainshineweekly@gmail.com and find us...2021-12-0304 min
Rain & Shine01: Guiana Fowl Rooster PeacockSend us a textThe turkey is a unique bird indigenous to the lands we now call America. Our national (and personal) feelings about this beautiful bird go deep. Originally domesticated by first peoples for its feathers, the bird now graces tables across the nation every year as fall transitions to winter.CONTACT: Email us at rainshineweekly@gmail.com and find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RainShinePodcast2021-11-2505 min