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Queenie and TT share some good news from New York and discuss the merits of talking animals and flying houses. Anyone still dress in formal attire? Join us for this fun and rollicking episode to learn and laugh!

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Mental health and mental health awareness is something I'm so very passionate about especially in men. Today I'm joined in the studio by Mr Finn and we discuss how some men find it hard to open up and talk about there feelings. We talk about anxiety, low self esteem, depression and the link between testosterone and aggression.  As we all know that self talk we have can be destructive so lets talk and today we only scratched the surface so James will be back. Oh every guest in the studio has to take on the golden disk and hold it out as long as possible .... lets see how he did!!!!
I really hope this podcast helps.

The call of the iron is far to strong,
Thanks so much for listening
Dino.

On todays show we talk building physical and mental strength. (10 mins in)
Your head is a nightmare to control, but I've found things I can put in place to make me look at everyday life differently and feel better about myself and more importantly how I view and treat others. thanks for listening to this madness.
Dino.

The call of the iron is far to strong,
Thanks so much for listening
Dino.

Season 2, Episode 13: Monkeys, chimps, and apes, oh my!  Our latest episode features a short history of apes in media, including the now-viral social media sensation, "Trunk Monkey." We even created our own Trunk Monkey TV spot, "Disco Trunk Monkey," which you can view on Youtube at bit.ly/DiscoMonkey .  In this podcast series, Tom Nielson tells stories, shares memories, and concocts whimsical, light-hearted tales inspired by his life adventures, channeling the style of Jean Shepherd, Garrison Keillor, Mark Twain, Jerry Seinfeld, and other famous storytellers.  

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Join the ladies on a lawless cringe journey! Alyssa takes us on a depressing journey with the famous/infamous Travis the chimpanzee. Jamie lightens the mood with the best game ever…Stupid in a Texas or Mississippi way? Yeeeehaw!

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Nobody likes blowing a fuse when their teen does something that triggers them, but we all do it at some point. 

Nicky asked us to discuss this topic after she felt she'd overreacted to bad feedback from her son's teachers. We know it fixes nothing and leaves us feeling worse than before, but can we keep smoothing it over with an apology?  

Long term we run the risk of ruining our connection with our teens because they learn that the best way to manage us parent is to keep quiet, hide, or lie to prevent a repeat,  

So how can we stop ourselves from overreacting? We talk through some mindfulness techniques that could make all the difference.

BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS:

• When You Lose It by Roxy and Gay Longworth
• The Chimp Paradox by Prof Steve Peters

RESOURCES:

• How to Stop Overreacting to Everything by Patrick Allan
• https://psychcentral.com/blog/how-to-stop-overreacting#recap
• https://theparentingreframe.com/the-4-steps-you-need-to-stopoverreacting-and-yelling-at-your-kids-for-good/
•  https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/surviving-your-childs-adolescence/201007/overreactions-in-adolescence

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Decades of losing. Losing forest habitat, losing primate populations, and losing in our efforts to educate politicians, the public, and policy-makers. 

Most critically, we are losing great apes by the thousands each year.

On Giving Day for Apes we talk with PASA's new director, Kelly O'Meara, about how PASA's 23 member primate sanctuaries across Africa are much more than caring arms for the victims of the illegal wildlife trade. 

While the sanctuaries are faced with the responsibility of providing lifelong care to the floods of baby chimps, gorillas, and bonobos that show up at their gates, they are also key stakeholders in the conservation conversation - owed to their unique positioning amidst the local surroundings, communities, and cultures. 

Kelly tells us how PASA acts as a representative for its members and as a voice that raises their importance in protecting not only the individuals in their care but the wild populations beyond their walls too. 

Visit PASA.org to learn more. 

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Kid News This Week: UK mourns death of Queen Elizabeth II, chimps drum-talk, Taylor Swift announces album release date, California’s electric call-to-action and new “sus” words added to Merriam Webster dictionary, plus the world wrap and fab facts quiz this week on the coolest pool of news for curious kids and adults!

In this week's episode of SIDEBOOB CINEMA the gang review "Max Mon Amour" [1986] as part of their exploration into the films of Charlotte Rampling

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A volunteer for the Ozouga Chimpanzee Project has documented the first sighting of wild chimpanzees using and applying insects to their wounds. Some believe that chimpanzees are showing prosocial behavior seen outside of the human species. They're showing actions that benefit each other like humans empathizing with each other, but this topic is still up for debate among researchers. In this week's episode: Let's Talk Wild EP 7 - New Research: Prosocial Behavior, Wild Chimpanzees Apply Insects To Their Wounds, I'll give you guys the updated research notes and my thoughts.

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For this episode we've watched our very first documentary - Project Nim (2011)! The film follows a controversial research experiment aiming to raise a baby Chimpanzee as human, including teaching him sign language in the hope he will learn to use sentences.

What begins as a heartwarming tale quickly takes a dark turn and Nim's tragic life becomes one of our most upsetting & heartbreaking Projects so far!

00:00 Intro & Catchup

02:05 Project News (Biden’s Diary & Oppenheimer Casting)

13:48 Project Nim

01:41:15 Personal Projects (Dune, Midnight Mass & Squid Game)

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This is a follow-up from an episode from 6 months ago, but now we have some data about which animals Americans and Britons believe they could beat in a fight! From rats to gorillas to grizzly bears! 

Dr Cleve Hicks from the University of Warsaw in Poland has been observing a special group of chimpanzees that have developed their own customs and traditions.
 
Despite the logistical difficulties involved in reaching a remote part of DR Congo , as well as the ever-present threat of malaria and the dangers of armed conflict, Hicks and his team managed to document how these chimpanzees live – including tool making, feeding habits and sleeping style.   

Read the original article: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10764-020-00149-4

Blue whales take over Monterey Bay, parrotfish teeth could lead to breakthroughs in materials science, a new leaf-mimicking insect and amazing insight into how chimps warn troop members of imminent danger. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!

TRANQUILIZER SHORTAGE
BACK-AND-FORTH BAN
ODD MONKEY OUT
CHIMP ALARMS
UNBREAKABLE TEETH
OPEN WIDE
BLUES IN THE BAY
NEW LEAF MIMIC
ART SQUATTER

Blue whales take over Monterey Bay, parrotfish teeth could lead to breakthroughs in materials science, a new leaf-mimicking insect and amazing insight into how chimps warn troop members of imminent danger. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!

TRANQUILIZER SHORTAGE
BACK-AND-FORTH BAN
ODD MONKEY OUT
CHIMP ALARMS
UNBREAKABLE TEETH
OPEN WIDE
BLUES IN THE BAY
NEW LEAF MIMIC
ART SQUATTER

As a girl in England, Jane Goodall dreamed of traveling to Africa to study animals in the wild. In 1960, that dream brought her to Tanzania, to observe the wild chimpanzees at Gombe Stream Park. As she describes in this episode, other scientists did not believe that a young woman could survive alone in the bush, but Jane Goodall did more than survive. Her work revolutionized the field of primatology. She was the first to document chimpanzees making and using tools, an activity that had been thought exclusively humans. Over the years she also witnessed cooperative hunting and altruism, but also brutality and even warfare among chimps. Her work, the longest continuous field study of any living creature, has given us deep insights into the evolution of our own species. Since the 1980's, she has devoted herself single-mindedly to educating the public worldwide about the connections between animal welfare, the environment, and human progress.

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