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Readle - Learn German with 5-min PodbitsLearn German EP 30 - What Makes Tea So British? (Advanced)In this episode, hosts Jen and Paul take a warm sip of history as they explore why tea is such a beloved part of British culture. From ancient trade routes to tax changes in the eighteenth century, they uncover how tea went from a luxury to a daily ritual. With stories stretching from North Africa to Asia, they also reflect on how tea is enjoyed around the world — and why London once ruled the global tea trade. Download the Readle app today!Story TextTee ist in vielen Teilen der Welt ein be...
2025-08-1506 min
EcoNews ReportCome Celebrate the Bay Trail!The Bay Trail is finished, and now there’s a safe and beautiful trail that connects Humboldt Hill all the way to Clam Beach! Guests Colin Fiske of the Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities and Jen Kalt of Humboldt Waterkeeper join the show to discuss the history of the trail (shout out to Supervisor Madrone for his work way back in the 1980s to get planning started) and how the trail will help Humboldt Bay residents roll, walk, or ride in a safe way that lowers their carbon footprint.We hope to see you at tod...
2025-06-2828 min
EcoNews ReportWhat Gives You Hope?Environmentalists have a reputation for being a bit too doom-and-gloom. But what gives us hope? Jen Kalt of Humboldt Waterkeeper, Alicia Hamann of Friends of the Eel River, Colin Fiske of the Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities, and Tom Wheeler of the Environmental Protection Information Center join the show to discuss the things that give them hope. Need a dose of hope?Public Transit Wins Big in Local ElectionsCalifornia’s Pace of Emissions Cuts Is Accelerating, Report FindsEel River Fish CountsDigawututklh ReturnedSupport the sho...
2024-12-2128 minEcoNews ReportThe Gang Goes to NorwayYour favorite enviro do-gooders, Jen Kalt of Humboldt Waterkeeper and Tom Wheeler and Matt Simmons of EPIC, recently went on a fact-finding mission to Norway to investigate offshore wind of the Norwegian coast. Join them and other guests in an exploration of this technology in action. Support the show
2024-07-2728 minEcoNews ReportTop 10 Questions About Offshore WindNorthcoastoffshorewind.org is a new website designed to provide objective answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about offshore wind with links to primary sources.On this week's show, Matt Simmons of EPIC and Jen Kalt of Humboldt Waterkeeper answer the top 10 most frequent questions that we get about offshore wind. Want to learn about whales, birds, fish and more? Listen in or go to https://www.northcoastoffshorewind.org/.Support the show
2024-07-1228 minEcoNews ReportTsunamis, Sea Level Rise, and Humboldt Bay's Spent Nuclear Waste SiteThis week, Cal Poly Humboldt Assistant Professor Jennifer Marlow and Graduate Research Assistant Alec Brown join Jen Kalt of Humboldt Waterkeeper to talk about the 44 Feet Project, which is focused on the future risk of climate and coastal hazards to Humboldt Bay's spent nuclear fuel site above the town of King Salmon. The first privately-owned nuclear plant in the U.S, the Humboldt Bay Power Plant produced electricity from 1963 to 1976, leaving 37 tons of spent nuclear fuel to be stored indefinitely 115 feet from the edge of an eroding bluff just 44 feet above current sea level.Two recent developments...
2023-10-2029 minEcoNews ReportWhat’s the Deal with all the Construction on Highway 101?Anyone who’s traveled between Arcata and Eureka lately has seen a whole lot of construction going on. Humboldt County Supervisor and Coastal Commissioner Mike Wilson joins co-hosts Jen Kalt (Humboldt Waterkeeper) and Colin Fiske (Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities) to talk about several projects that have been in the works for many years. Once the Indianola Interchange is built, CalTrans will close all the medians, meaning no more left turns across oncoming traffic. The final four miles of Humboldt Bay Trail will be finished by next fall, completing a decades-old goal: a continuous section of California Coast Trail co...
2023-09-3029 minEcoNews ReportNIMBY Initiative on the Ballot?Rob Arkley is back at it again! This time with a new ballot initiative that would block new affordable housing in downtown Eureka and rezone the former Jacobs Middle School site for dense housing. (To be clear: more density is great! But Eureka City Schools, which owns the site, has already turned down an offer from the city to purchase the lot and California Highway Patrol is deep in negotiations to purchase some of the land.)Jen Kalt of Humboldt Baykeeper and Matt Simmons of EPIC join the show to discuss Arkley's previous ballot initiatives—whatever happened to...
2023-07-2229 minEcoNews ReportWhat's In Store for Offshore Port Development?Offshore wind energy can be thought of as three distinct projects: the construction of offshore wind turbines, the actual operation and generation of electricity, and the transmission of that electricity across California. The Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation, and Conservation District is poised to play a major role in offshore wind turbine construction and is planning improvements to create a port designed specifically to build these large floating turbines. The Harbor District has released a "Notice of Preparation"—the initial step in the CEQA process for analyzing environmental impacts from the port redevelopment. Luis Neuner of EPIC, Jen Kal...
2023-07-1429 min
EcoNews ReportWhat Smells at Stinky Beach?The City of Eureka's wastewater treatment facility releases its treated wastewater into Humboldt Bay near its facility by the Elk River. Nearby, surfers play at Stinky Beach and Humboldt Bay residents collect seafood. The City had been operating on the assumption that the treated sewage discharged from its Elk River Wastewater Treatment plant washes out to sea, but a 2014 study determined that much more of the treated sewage remains in Humboldt Bay than was previously understood. In 2016, the City was ordered by the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board to “cease and desist” discharging into Humboldt Bay a...
2021-09-1827 min
EcoNews ReportECONEWS REPORT: From Pulp Mill to Salmon Farm? Examining Nordic AquaFarms’ Proposed Fish FactoryIs a massive land-based fish factory the best next chapter for a former pulp mill nestled between Humboldt Bay and the Pacific Ocean? Tune in to hear local environmental leaders discuss Humboldt County’s assessment of the impacts Nordic AquaFarms proposed fish factory might have on the bay, ocean, wildlife and climate – and ways to avoid or mitigate them. Surfrider Foundation’s California Policy Manager Jennifer Savage and Colin Fiske of Coalition for Transportation Priorities join co-hosts Tom Wheeler of EPIC, Larry Glass of NEC, and Jen Kalt of Humboldt Baykeeper for a discussion of what is proposed and top is...
2021-05-1532 min
Best Full-Length Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense[German] - True Crime England: Wahre Verbrechen Echte Kriminalfälle aus Großbritannien by Adrian LangenscheidPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/473430 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - True Crime England: Wahre Verbrechen Echte Kriminalfälle aus Großbritannien Series: #3 of [German Edition] True Crime Interational Deutsch Author: Adrian Langenscheid Narrator: Marius Lex Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 16 minutes Release date: April 30, 2020 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: 'Brutal, sachlich, neutral in der Darstellung... unglaublich schockierend.' eine Leserin 'Ein paar der grausigsten und spannendsten Kriminalfälle, die Großbritannien zu bieten hat. Ich konnte das Buch kaum aus der Hand legen.' Franziska Singer (Schauspielerin) 'Eine fesselnde Sammlung von Berichten, die den Leser an die Grenz...
2020-04-3003 minEcoNews ReportHow Can We Be Happy, Healthy, Effective Activists and People?Scott Greacen, Jen Kalt and Tom Wheeler discuss a recent Op-Ed in the New York Times and ask each other the question: How can we be all be happy, healthy, effective activists without succumbing to gloom?More on Oregon activist Emma Marris's 5-step plan for dealing with the stress of the climate crisis and becoming part of the solution: How to Stop Freaking Out and Tackle Climate Change. New York Times, January 10, 2020.Marris is fighting a proposed Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) project in Coos Bay and the associated pipeline that would impact the...
2020-03-0730 minEcoNews ReportThey’re Back! Your Loveable Environmental Curmudgeons Have a New ShowRemember the EcoNews Report? It was that handy, locally produced environmental news roundup on KHSU that you used to tune into on Thursday afternoons, back when KHSU was a thing.Now, readers/listeners, it is back! Every Saturday at 10 a.m., the Lost Coast Outpost and our sister station KHUM (104.3 and 107.3 FM) will bring you the newly revamped half-hour enviro news/chat program with all the old familiar faces — Jen Kalt (Humboldt Baykeeper), Tom Wheeler (Environmental Protection Information Center), Larry Glass (Northcoast Environmental Center) and Scott Greacen (Friends of the Eel).This week: What we’re d...
2019-09-0829 min
Thursday Night Talk from KHSUNew Wind Farm Off Humboldt's Coast?Thursday Night Talk explores the Redwood Coast Energy Authority's proposal to put a floating offshore wind farm off Humboldt's coast. The proposal, which would place floating wind turbines ~20-24 miles offcoast, would generate enough power to light all of Humboldt. Guests Lori Biodini of the Redwood Coast Energy Authority and Jen Kalt of Humboldt Baykeeper discuss the proposal and potential environmental impacts, both positive and negative. For more information, please visit the Redwood Coast Energy Authority's website .
2018-07-1859 min
EcoNews ReportPlanning for Rising Seas in the Humboldt Bay AreaFlooding in King Salmon, CA during a “King Tide,” Dec. 2014. Credit: Humboldt Baykeeper Jen Kalt
Aldaron Laird is a local environmental planner who has spent years thinking about how best to prepare the Humboldt Bay area for flooding, erosion, and higher groundwater levels that are projected in the next several decades as sea level rises. On August 7, he will lead a public workshop focusing on King Salmon and Fields Landing, which will be among the first local communities to face the effects of rising sea level.
The options include protection with seawalls, levees, or wetlands; accommodating by elev...
2018-07-1300 min
Jen & Berry'sKomm' ma Suicide (June 27th, 2015)Komm' ma Suicide ist während einer warmen Berliner Nacht in sommerlicher Abendluft entstanden. Es verkörpert unsere vom Sommer geprägten musikalischen Angewohnheiten - geht von kalt bis heiß in alle Richtungen.
Recorded live at Suicide Circus Berlin (June 27th, 2015)
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