# Daniel Lane

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Awakenings through unexpected means

Gene Bailey explores Vicki Jamison’s Revival History, and the Hawaiian Islands Revivals. Guests: Roberts Liardon, Joseph Martin, Daniel Lane.

S4E43: The Extinction Capital of the World with Lance Tanino

Charley interviews local guide extraordinaire, Lance Tanino, about birding and conservation on the Hawaiian Islands. Find Lance on FB at: https://www.facebook.com/lance.tanino and find out more about his guiding services at: HawaiiBirdingGuide.com Other links: https://friendsofhakalauforest.org…

What Post-Smartphone Generations Lost | Serpent Hour - Episode 20

🎙️ Welcome to Episode 20 of The Serpent Hour! Despite battling a cold, your host, Daniel Lane, presses on to bring you a reflective journey through the evolution of technology and its impact on our daily lives. In this episode, Daniel dives into a spontaneous discussion, sparked by a nostalgic trip…

Body and Identity | Serpent Hour - Episode 21

In episode 21 of "The Serpent Hour," host Daniel Lane delves into the complex interplay between physical fitness and personal identity among young men. With a focus on the growing concern of male body dysmorphia, Daniel explores how societal influences, like those from prominent figures such as And…

Mosquitoes Are Key to Hawaiian Honeycreeper Survival

Birds, Not Mosquitoes project partners Chris Farmer, Luka Zavas, and Ryan Monello discuss a modern mosquito-control technique to save Hawaii’s forest birds from imminent extinction. This project is the first time this technique has been used to protect animals. Hosted by Jeri Stoller. A production …

Saturday, 13th September

Dan Casey was back with another installment of the Big Red Bench, plenty of sporting action to get through with lots of rugby and Ger chats to new Cork GAA operations manager Daniel Lane

Episode 26 - Can looking at the neurodivergent brain help us better support it? With Daniel Lane

We say it all the time, if you've met one neurodivergent person then you've met one neurodivergent person. So how then do we tailor our strategies and supports to help someone with their individual needs? But what if we could get some guidance? Using QEEG brain mapping and imaging, it is possible …

RIP Reg Chard, the Last Digger of Kokoda

Reg Chard, the last Kokoda veteran, has passed away at age 102. This is a re-release of the 2022 podcast, with a tribute from host Alex Lloyd at the start. The original video podcast is still available on YouTube. Rest in peace, Reg. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and r…

Warrior: An Interview With Aaron Oliver Kelly , Siobhán Dunne & Daniel Lane

In this episode of Reel Talk, we sit down with the team behind Warrior, a powerful short film exploring the reality of living with an invisible chronic illness. For more than a decade, Jenny has struggled with an illness that others cannot see. As painful memories resurface ahead of another doctor’…