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  • Le Dé Faussé

    408 - Bingmo

    Pour le jeu de la semaine, nous sommes avec Marine et Robin du Grenier Ludique, et pour une fois, ce n 'est pas juste pour nous accompagner sur une émission. Non, iels sont là pour nous parler et jouer à LEUR jeu Bingmo.

    Today · 16 min
  • Stacking Slabs

    Finding Cards Where the Hobby Isn’t Looking

    How much of what you want comes from what you keep seeing? This week, Brett explores how releases, breaks, and clips influence our collecting decisions, and how studying checklists opens up cards we didn’t know existed. From Panini Crusade basketball to his 2012 Prizm Reggie Wayne Finite 1/1, he shares how he evaluates player connection, product history, scarcity, and demand. The conversation offers a process for researching cards and understanding why you want to own them, even if the hobby’s attention never follows. Check out the awesome software that InfernoRed Technology can build for you. Sign up for Hobby Jobs and The Weekly Rip for free Get your free copy of Collecting For Keeps: Finding Meaning In A Hobby Built On Hype Start your 7 day free trial of Stacking Slabs Patreon Today [Distributed on Sunday] Sign up for the Stacking Slabs Weekly Rip Newsletter using this link Follow Stacking Slabs: | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Tiktok ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    Today · 33 min
  • My Birding Life

    Creating a Wildlife Habitat on Three Acres with Wildlife Kate

    Kate McRae, better known as Wildlife Kate, is one of the best people out there at bridging the gap between birds and the rest of the world. She does it with livestreams and a network of cameras across her wet woodland in Carmarthenshire, South West Wales. Her setup has been featured on BBC Springwatch and Countryfile. In this episode, Kate takes us from a black-and-white nest box camera hooked up to an old portable TV to a wicker basket, a handmade Clay Cavern and a Springwatch call. She also tells the story of selling up in Lichfield to chase a dream of real acreage, and what it’s like making habitat on your own. Episode Takeaways: Think Like a Photographer: A livestream should look as good as it works. Kate keeps the background well away from the perches so it blurs into soft, diffuse colour, and she uses mossy props from her own land to make every shot feel like a painting. Experiment, Then Experiment Again: Kate’s brand started with a spare nest box camera, a wicker basket and some seed. Mistakes are part of the process, and she’s never formally trained. Habitat Takes Time and Hard Graft: Her three acres hold a meadow, a quarry, hazel woodland and a copse. Three years in she has built ponds, owl boxes and a hide from an old caravan, learning skills from other people along the way. Share the Joy: Kate wants to get people who don’t normally watch birds watching birds. Her grandchildren and a new generation of young birders keep her optimistic. Episode Timestamps: 04:54 - Early Birding Roots 06:45 - Birding as a Lifelong Habit 10:25 - How the Cameras Began 11:31 - Nest Box Tech Breakthrough 14:49 - Clay Cavern and Springwatch 18:58 - Perfecting the Stream Look 23:30 - Finding Her Dream Land 27:50 - Nonstop Habitat Projects 28:45 - Managing Land Solo 29:45 - Life is Not a Rehearsal 31:55 - Finding My Tribe 35:58 - Next Gen Birding Boom 37:10 - Rapid Fire Birding Qs Important Links & Resources: Follow My Birding Life on Instagram Subscribe to My Birding Life on YouTube Follow Wildlife Kate on Instagram Wildlife Kate's YouTube Channel

    Today · 43 min
  • Våra klassiker

    73. Oljefläckar, gjutjärn och Seat

    Varför gick man över till lättmetall i topplocken istället för gjutjärn? Varför ska Seat läggas ner och varför blir det inte så snygga oljefläckar ...

    Today · 50 min

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