Calla Rose Ostrander & Kori Stanton
Rain & Shine
Western Colorado's Weekly Nature and Science Update. Rain & Shine is a regional weekly nature and science short-form podcast that explores how the planet works and how we work with the planet. At three to five minutes, these bitesize episodes seeks to inspire awe for the natural world and provide basic science education for people of all ages. Episodes are based off questions asked by the public, or friends and family, and are purposefully designed to invoke curiosity and place the listener in a familiar context. Episodes include a written summary and linked citations, and may be used as schoo...
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Calla Rose Ostrander & Kori Stanton
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Jul 1, 2026
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Episodes
48: Circadian Rhythms 22.12.2022 4:41
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47: Chill Hours [Thank you, Amber!] 15.12.2022 3:54
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46: Dec Snow Pack Stats 07.12.2022 2:39
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45: The Bug Case 01.12.2022 4:57
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44: Guiana Fowl Rooster Peacock [Encore] 23.11.2022 5:32
Send us Fan Mail The 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.c...
43: Climate Change Part 1 17.11.2022 5:48
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42: La Nina Trecera Vez 02.11.2022 5:09
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41: Why Green Tomatoes? 26.10.2022 4:02
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40: Blue Ash Aphids 19.10.2022 3:14
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39: Wooly Bears 12.10.2022 4:49
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38: Bear Aware! 05.10.2022 6:57
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37: Leaf Peeping Season 28.09.2022 5:59
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36: Sunflowers 25.08.2022 4:32
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17: The Avian Flu 13.04.2022 5:07
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16: Wind in Western Colorado 06.04.2022 3:49
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15: The Smell of Spring and Taste of Sourdough, The Wonderful Work of Microbes! 31.03.2022 5:00
Send us Fan Mail What 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. Support the show
14: March Snow Pack, Summer Soil Moisture 23.03.2022 3:35
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13: Sandhill Cranes 16.03.2022 4:17
Send us Fan Mail Photo by: Steve Grizz Adams The 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. Support the show
12: Snowpack 2022 02.03.2022 3:36
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11: Drought & Castor Canadensis 23.02.2022 5:40
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10: Water Quality 10.02.2022 4:27
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08: The Good Side of Cold 08.02.2022 4:09
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09: Pollution—An Element Out of Place 08.02.2022 6:09
Send us Fan Mail Pollution 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! Support the show
06: Drought Conditions 12.01.2022 5:34
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07: Snowpack 2022 12.01.2022 2:40
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