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Science Of The TimesScience Explainer: Recent Mount Etna EruptionIn our latest science explainer release Syma chats to David Pyle, world renowned volcanologist, about the recent Mount Etna eruption. 2025-06-0808 min
Untold Radio NetworkUntold Radio AM #229 "Solo" Across the Dark Divide with Robert Michael PyleStep into the mysterious and untamed wilderness of the Dark Divide, where legends of Bigfoot come to life! This week on the Untold Radio Show, we're diving deep into the enigma of Sasquatch with none other than Yale-trained ecologist and Guggenheim Fellow, Dr. Robert Michael Pyle.Join hosts Doug Hajicek and Jeff Perrella as they explore:The Hunt for Bigfoot: Discover how Dr. Pyle's journey began with the discovery of a giant fossil footprint and recent tracks in the untouched wilderness near Mount St. Helens.Myth vs. Reality: Hear firsthand about the elusive Seeahtiks tribe...2025-01-303h 24
Try @ TXSTTry Going to a PowwowBack in early October, the Try @ TXST team went to experience the Sacred Springs Powwow, where people from different tribes as well as the San Martian community come together to witness Native American dances, food, clothing, and more at the Meadows Center. Giselle chats with Aaron Pyle, elder and director of the Sacred Springs Powwow, about the history behind the event & Indigenous culture in Central Texas.2024-11-1916 min
C86 Show - Indie PopShadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet - Don PyleDon Pyle in conversation with David Eastaugh
https://shadowymen.bandcamp.com/album/dim-the-lights-chill-the-ham
Pyle's first group was a punk band called Crash Kills Five, which was active from 1979 to 1981. Crash Kills Five released one EP in 1980, titled What Do You Do At Night?. It was in this four piece band that Pyle first played with two members, Reid Diamond and Brian Connelly, who would later become his bandmates in Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet. Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet were together for eleven years; during this time, they recorded three LPs and thirteen...2024-08-181h 38
Wet Net Outdoors - PodcastTalking Willamette River Spring Chinook, and Guided Education Trips w/ David Pyle - Wet Net PodcastHappy Mothers Day, to all the mommas out there!
Thanks so much for tuning in for another episode of the Wet Net Podcast.
I apologize this episode is a couple days late, we had some chaos break out here at home, that led to the editing being postponed.
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A couple weeks back, Clayton sat down to record an episode with...2024-05-131h 03
MacArthur Memorial PodcastErnie Pyle: Part IIPart II of a two part interview.From 1942-1945, Ernie Pyle was the most famous American war correspondent. In 1942, his columns were featured in 42 newspapers. By 1945, they were featured in 400 daily and 300 weekly newspapers. He covered the war from the Blitz to North Africa, to Italy, to Normandy, and then the Pacific. The American public found his writing human and accessible. Those in combat found him a particular ally – someone who understood suffering, someone who could explain a little bit of what they were experiencing to those back home. To learn more about Pyle, the MacArthur Memorial Po...2024-04-1837 minMacArthur Memorial PodcastErnie Pyle: Part IFrom 1942-1945, Ernie Pyle was the most famous American war correspondent. In 1942, his columns were featured in 42 newspapers. By 1945, they were featured in 400 daily and 300 weekly newspapers. He covered the war from the Blitz to North Africa, to Italy, to Normandy, and then the Pacific. The American public found his writing human and accessible. Those in combat found him a particular ally – someone who understood suffering, someone who could explain a little bit of what they were experiencing to those back home. To learn more about Pyle, the MacArthur Memorial Podcast spoke with David Chrisinger, author of The Soldier’s Tr...2024-04-0330 min