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Daily Guided Meditation With Manifesty

Manifesty App, Nick Tsai , Wishstone Trading Limited

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Daily Guided Meditation With Manifesty is your sanctuary for stillness, healing, and inner transformation. Whether you're seeking deep relaxation, better sleep, emotional healing, or powerful manifestation, each episode offers a calming journey inward—guided by soothing narration and carefully crafted meditation scripts. Brought to you by the creators of Manifesty, this podcast blends the science of mindfulness with the magic of manifestation to help you align your energy, elevate your minds ...
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The American Birding Podcast

American Birding Association

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The American Birding Podcast brings together staff and friends of the American Birding Association as we talk about birds, birding, travel and conservation in North America and beyond. Join host Nate Swick every Thursday for news and happenings, recent rarities, guests from around the birding world, and features of interest to every birder.
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Leylines

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It began with disaster... It's been one year since Dr. Anthony Harbor's experiment caused a blast that ruptured the foundations of MIT, destroyed his reputation, and cost him his life. Now, estranged brothers Ethan and Milo Harbor come together to uncover the mystery of their father’s work. Weaving science fiction and spirituality, Leylines is an adventure across the globe as the Harbor brothers confront billionaires, the US government, and each other to save their father and Earth as we kno ...
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The end of the month means This Month in Birding, and for July 2025 we've got a great panel of fun birders to discuss the month's birding news and scientific publications. Birders know Rebecca Heisman, Nick Lund, and Dexter Patterson for their great work in the birding world, and they join host Nate Swick to talk about hummingbird bills, drinking b…
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The ABA’s 2025 Bird of the Year Common Loon is beloved across the United States and Canada, and though we at the ABA will only celebrate it for a short time, there are other organizations that have made protection and awareness of Common Loons their reason for being. The National Loon Center in Crosslake, Minnesota, is one such organization. They a…
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The search for the perfect mnemonic is the bane of any field guide author, from Roger Tory Peterson to your podcast host. It's the part of writing about birds and birding that requires the most creativity, ans Nova Scotia author and artist Becca Rowland, The Girl in White Glasses, has come up with an entire book devoted to the weird and wonderful s…
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The state of Hawaii’s birds is a topic that is frequently front of mind to those of us who care about bird conservation, and on every island there are bird researchers and conservationists on the ground putting any number of conservation efforts into practice. Dr Hannah Mounce is the program manager of the Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project, and she…
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The story of the Florida Scrub-Jay is one that encompasses many modern conservation angles and concerns. Local government, bedrock federal legislation, development, climate change, eBird, and at the center of it, a remarkable and friendly endemic bird species. Recent challenges to conservation efforts in Florida have prompted the public interest gr…
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It's our 350th episode! And to celebrate, we've brought you a super-sized This Month in Birding, and not only because the panel of Jody Allair, Jennie Duberstein, and Martha Harbison had so much to say about truck-riding gulls, prehistoric birds, and the state of same-sex bird science. We hope you enjoy this summer-solstice sized episode. Links to …
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You don’t have to be a birder for a long time to appreciate that birds are capable of producing an astonishing array of colors and patterns, even those beyond what our weak human eyes can discern. Hidden in that avian rainbow are clues to bird taxonomy and evolution, which is the work of our guest Whitney Tsai Nakashima, a researcher at Occidental …
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Break out your checklists and get ready for another summer of splits and lumps from the AOS North American Classification Committee. It’s time for our annual look at the proposed changes to the bird lists, the longest running segment on this podcast. And for every single one of those episodes, we've turned to biologist and birder Dr Nick Block of S…
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Hello Travelers, We're getting our writers together for the next season of Leylines, but in the meantime we wanted to share something we've been listening to. We've been fans of this show for a while so it's great we're able to share it with you. Alpha 8 can be found at alpha8audio.com or anywhere you listen to podcasts. This is episode 101 - The A…
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An interesting study discussed on the monthly This Month in Birding segment led us to Miranda Zammarelli, a PhD student at Dartmouth who has taken 50 years of hand drawn paper maps of bird territories at a New Hampshire forest, collected over many years by Dartmouth students, and brought those maps into the modern era to learn about how bird territ…
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The end of May means, for many of us, the end of spring. But before this magical month is over we bring a great panel of birdy friends together to talk about some of the interesting bird news that has come across our vitual desks. Welcome Stephanie Beilke, Tim Healy, and Brodie Cass Talbott to talk birding without tech, warbler foraging strategies …
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The 2025 Biggest Week in American Birding is in the books and the American Birding Podcast was there to host a fun little game with a few friends. Test your luck with our birdy quiz featuring a quartet of Biggest Week birders and guides along with special guests Wendell Troutner and Tyler Ficker! We've got modified anagrams, Star Wars crossovers, a…
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Nate is in Ohio for the Biggest Week, but hew had time to grab Birding editor Ted Floyd for another Random Birds before he headed off. Ted and Nate trust the random number generator to turn up some exciting birds for discussion including jaegers, pelicans, and shorebirds. Subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your…
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Send us a text In this deeply heartfelt episode, you’re invited to align your energy with the powerful vibration of love and begin attracting the relationship your soul is ready to receive. Manifestation & Attract Love is a guided meditation designed to open your heart, clear limiting beliefs, and call in love from a place of wholeness and authenti…
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Send us a text In this powerful episode, you’re invited to elevate your energy, align with your highest self, and awaken the vibrant frequency that already lives within you. Raise Your Vibration is a guided meditation designed to help you shake off negativity, release heavy emotions, and step into a state of clarity, joy, and magnetic presence. Ene…
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When a person gets into birding they are not only confronted with a wide variety of wonderful and weird organisms but an equally wide variety of wonderful and weird terminology and jargon. It’s enough to confuse even the most enthusiastic novice, but hankfully, bird cartoonist Rosemary Mosco of Bird and Moon is on the case with a new book called Th…
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Send us a text Welcome to this deeply calming episode of our guided meditation series. Today, we invite you to embark on a tender journey inward with A Gentle Self-Love—a nurturing practice designed to help you reconnect with your inner light and embrace the beautiful being that you are. So often, we extend kindness to others while neglecting to of…
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It’s time for another This Month in Birding, this time for April, despite the fact that this episode technically comes out in May. That's bonus for May rather than a loss for April. Which is all the more appropriate because this is the time of year that we’ve all been waiting for. This tim around, we welcome Gabriel Foley, Frank Izaguirre, and Purb…
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Send us a text In today’s episode of Daily Guided Meditation with Manifesty, you’re invited on a magical inner journey—a Guided Visualization Meditation designed to help you reconnect with peace, personal power, and spiritual protection. This immersive visualization will take you to a majestic castle—your own sacred space, built from your imaginati…
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Send us a text Welcome to another soul-soothing session from Daily Guided Meditation with Manifesty. Today’s episode invites you into the deeply restorative world of Yoga Nidra, also known as "yogic sleep." This 10-minute guided practice is specifically designed to help you unplug from stress, reset your nervous system, and return to a place of inn…
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Send us a text Are you still holding onto the energy of a past relationship? Whether it ended suddenly, faded slowly, or left you with unresolved emotions—letting go can be hard. Sometimes we move on physically, but emotionally, part of us stays stuck in the past. This 26-minute guided meditation is your gentle path to emotional freedom. It’s a saf…
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Regular listeners to this podcast certainly know science writer Ryan Mandelbaum from their regular appearances on This Month in Birding. Those listeners who enjoy Ryan's wit and passion for wildlife will no doubt be exited to learn that Ryan has a new book, Wild NYC, a guidebook to nature observation in the United State’s largest city. While birds …
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Send us a text Are you holding onto memories, regrets, or emotional wounds that continue to echo through your daily life? Do you sometimes feel like your past is quietly influencing your present decisions, limiting your joy, or dimming your potential? This guided meditation is a gentle invitation to let go. In today’s session, you’ll be guided thro…
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Send us a text Welcome to tonight’s meditation—a gentle, soothing journey designed to help you relax your mind, release the tension from your body, and ease into deep, restorative sleep. If you’ve been tossing and turning or carrying the weight of the day into the night, this guided session is here to help you let it all go. Through calming breathw…
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Send us a text In this heart-centered episode, we’ll journey inward to reconnect with the most important relationship you’ll ever have—the one you have with yourself. This guided meditation is a gentle reminder that you are already enough, already worthy, and already deserving of love—just as you are. Through mindful breathing, soft reflection, and…
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Send us a text In this episode, you’re invited to shift your mindset and energy toward financial freedom and abundance. Through calming breathwork and powerful visualization, this guided meditation helps you release limiting beliefs around money and align with the energy of prosperity. You’ll be gently led into a space where abundance feels natural…
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A warmer and drier world means, unfortunately, a world in which wildfire becomes a greater risk. We know, all too well, the risk these fires pose to wild places, but there is surprisingly little we know about the risk to wildlife. That is the work of Dr. Olivia Sanderfoot, a researcher at UCLA looking at the impacts of wildfire smoke on wild birds …
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Send us a text In today’s episode, you’ll be gently guided through a relaxing meditation designed to help you let go of anxiety and release the weight of stress. Whether your mind feels overwhelmed with racing thoughts or your body is holding onto tension, this session will help you find stillness and reconnect with your inner calm. We’ll begin by …
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Send us a text Welcome to a special heart-opening episode of Guided Meditation With Manifesty. Today, we invite you to soften, breathe deeply, and step into a space of compassion with a Loving & Kindness Guided Meditation — also known as Metta Meditation. This practice is a beautiful way to reconnect with yourself and others by sending gentle waves…
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Send us a text In this calming episode of Guided Meditation With Manifesty, you’ll be gently guided through a full-body scan—a powerful mindfulness practice designed to help you release tension, relax deeply, and reconnect with your body. Whether you're winding down after a long day, easing stress, or simply looking to be more present, this meditat…
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A deeply felt love of birds is something that can wind its way into all aspects of our lives. It is a journey that writer and pastor Courtney Ellis weaves into her most recent book, Looking Up: A Birder’s Guide to Hope Through Grief, published last year and now available in audiobook. She is also the host of The Thing with Feathers podcast, availab…
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Migrating warblers are heading back to our backyards and patches, and included among that wonderful diversity come the weirdo “winged” warblers, Golden and Blue, whose intermixed genetics have long been fascinating and confusing. We welcome Nick Block, professor of biology at Stonehill College in Massachusetts, as well as Matt Hale, professor of bi…
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March 2025 brings another This Month in Birding featuring a panel of birding friends here to talk about the month's new bird news and get ready for spring. This time around we welcome Jennie Duberstein, Bird Joy Pod's Jason Hall, and Nicole Jackson to talk plastics in seabirds, new eyes on old maps, and the best bird to party with. Links to article…
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The State of the Birds is a report put out by a veritable who's who of bird-related non-profit organizations, with the goal of sharing the current state, both positive and negative, of bird populations and bird conservation intiatives in the United States. The 2025 report builds on on the last incationation of the SOTB, but unfortunately finds many…
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Birding editor Ted Floyd is back for another edition of Random Birds. Ted and Nate talk about avocets, sparrows, and more with the help of a random number generator and a big list of birds. Plus, some talk about the brand-new National Geographic guides written by Ted Subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podc…
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Birders know about Big Data. We’re all familiar with eBird and the Avian Knowledge Network, but the Christmas Bird Count or the Breeding Bird Survey are giant pools of data that inform everything from conservation decisions to where to spend time tomorrow morning. But how can we use that data to encourage new birders or convince policy-makers to ca…
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Hey travelers! Director here, hoping you'll check out Good Story Guild's latest series. Listen to the trailer now, then head on over to the feed! In Media Res: A Hollywood Odyssey in Five Acts When Alex Eli (Kyle Prue) is plucked from obscurity and offered the role of franchise megalith Jack Stellar, booking the gig is only the beginning. In a whir…
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February brings an all-star lineup to This Month in Birding, with long-time friends Jody Allair, Nick Lund, and Jordan Rutter joining us to talk about all manner of birdy topics. The panel discuss the latest birding news including bird communication, low-impact journals, snakeskin in bird nests, and our favorite signs of spring, even if the season …
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The broader birding community was first introduced to Christian Cooper though the documentary The Central Park Effect, where he featured as one of eclectic crew of Central Park birders. Since then, his memoir, Better Living Through Birding and his Emmy-winning NatGeo program Extraordinary Birder, have seen his star only rise. His most recent projec…
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It's time to talk 2024 ABA Area Rarities! This episode is our annual attempt to look back on all the exciting rare bird observations and trends of the previous year. It ended up being a very good year for rarities and North American Birds editor Amy Davis and educator and writer at The Nemesis Bird Tim Healy are here to share their favorites. Subsc…
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We love a good field guide around these parts. The more unique, the better. Phil Chaon and Iain Campbell have certainly done that with their new book, Habitats of North America; A Field Guide for Birders, Naturalists, and Ecologists. It's a spin-off of sorts, from their 2021 book Habitats of the World and is a deep and detailed look at some of the …
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Welcome to the new year! For this month's This Month in Birding, we welcome an all star panel of naturalists and writers to talk about the month's bird news. Rebecca Heisman, Dexter Patterson, and Sarah Swanson join host Nate Swick to talk about loons, mosquito killing birds, cold weather birding tips, and much more! Links to items discussed in thi…
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For many of us, an interest in birds and nature started with an interest in dinosaurs. Which is approriate since that's the path modern birds took when they became birds. We still don't know a lot about how dinosaurs looked and lived, but it stands to reason that if one were looking to recreate things that came before and are no longer with us that…
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It's cold outside and that calls for some hot birding takes. We've collected some for another edition of Take It or Leave It, the discussion panel for the most opinionated birders. This time we welcome Chris Sloan and Martha Harbison to talk about mentorship in the internet age, whether birders underappreciate Canada, and what would it take to get …
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Modern optics give birders the opportunities to feel as though they are up close and personal with the bird we watch, but nothing we experience through binoculars compares to the experience with birds that wildlife rehabbers get to enjoy. Rehabilitators not only get to know birds on the individual level, but they get broader insight into the impact…
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2025 is the year of the Common Loon here at the American Birding Association! Our 2025 Bird of the Year artist, Sam Zimmerman, gets to appreciate these birds frequently from his home in northern Minnesota. He is an artist, author and educator whose work explores the landscapes and creatures of the western Great Lakes, with an eye towards capturing …
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Thanks for another great year here at the American Birding Podcast. To close out 2024 we host another This Month in Birding panel featuring Jennie Duberstein, Mikko Jimenez, and Brodie Cass Talbott who join Nate to talk about bird brains, CBC memories, and old albatrosses. Plus, we make our predictions for what to look forward to in the bird world …
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Roughly a quarter of chocolate sales in the US and the UK occur around the holidays at the end of the year. And if you are listening to this podcast, you are statistically almost certain to be participating. What does that have to do with birds? Well, like coffee before it, chocolate now comes in a bird friendly version. It's the subject of a recen…
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It's the Birding Book Club's biggest meeting of the year!. We're back again to do our annual Best Bird Books of the Year episode for 2024. There’s no better time to give the gift of bird books to the birder in your life. And why not something for yourself while you’re at it? Nate Swick is joined by 10,000 Birds book reviewer Donna Schulman and Bird…
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The humble Rock Pigeon can provide some interesting insights into how natural selection is impacted by the urban environment. That is the work of Elizabeth Carlen, a former PhD candidate at Fordham University in New York City and the lead author of a recent article in Evolutionary Applications that looks at genetic connectivity of Rock Pigeons popu…
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