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Season Watch

KAXE
Poison Ivy
Sandhill Cranes
Minnesota
Hummingbirds
Bell Museum
Monarch Butterfly
Spotted Touch Me Knot
Eco Explorations Camp
Chipmunks
Long Lake Conservation Center
Dragonflies
Damselflies
Bald Eagle
Eagles
Bog
Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund
Slime Mold
Goldenrods
Physarum Polycephalum
Jewelweed

"Season Watch" is a KAXE podcast for the curious, filled with the delights of nature in Northern Minnesota. Hosts are Charlie Mitchell, Heidi Holtan, John Latimer and a rotating cast of characters, often featuring voices of young nature observers from around the state. From owl calls to sleeping bears and freezing frogs, we want hear from you! Record a message and send us what you are seeing in na... more

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes40Founded9 years ago
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Latest Episodes

In this episode, co-hosts Heidi Holtan and Charlie Mitchell discuss woodpecker grunts, gifts for nature nerds, and first aid for injured owls.

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In this episode, co-hosts Heidi Holtan and Charlie Mitchell discuss the digestive habits of Northern Shrikes, naturalists' dodgy freezer contents, and the Northern Lights. We listen to recordings from Little Falls Middle School, John Latimer, Charlie... more

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In this episode, co-hosts Heidi Holtan and Charlie Mitchell discuss Sandhill Cranes, the aurora borealis, and shifting seasons.

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In this episode, co-hosts Heidi Holtan and Charlie Mitchell delight in Northern Shrikes, community science projects, and listen to alarm calls from common birds.

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Recent Guests

Dr. Andy Tri
Project leader at the Minnesota DNR studying bears
Minnesota DNR
Episode: Zombie frogs and biological antifreeze: Getting through MN winter
Lindsey Engel
Teacher at North Star Elementary School
North Star Elementary School
Episode: 'It’s amazing how much you see when you slow down,' students remark
Allison Offderheide
Teacher at Cherry School
Cherry School
Episode: 'It’s amazing how much you see when you slow down,' students remark
Cassie Katzendorfer
Teacher at Rockford Middle School
Rockford Middle School
Episode: 'It’s amazing how much you see when you slow down,' students remark
Don Leon
Observer sharing details on squash longhorn cuckoo bees
Episode: Passing the sniff test: Can you tell a spruce from a fir by smell?
Mike Lynch
Lake States Region Director of the Forest Stewards Guild
Forest Stewards Guild
Episode: Tweaking traditional forestry to enhance forest bird habitat
Travis Verdegan
Fire Predictive Services Coordinator at the Minnesota DNR.
Minnesota DNR
Episode: How does the DNR predict where forest fires will flare up?
Brian Schwingle
Minnesota DNR Forest Health Program Coordinator
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Episode: How insects impact MN wildfires: Calculating risk and finding solutions
Kurt Brown
Author and historian from the Minnesota Star Tribune
Minnesota Star Tribune
Episode: 1918 Cloquet wildfire considered worst natural disaster in MN history

Hosts

John Latimer
Co-host and frequent contributor, sharing insights on natural phenomena and environmental observations.
Heidi Holtan
Co-host and contributor focusing on educational platforms related to nature and science.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 30 ratings
  • Great!

    Thanks for featuring kids voices!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fan MN 55112
    United States2 years ago

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Reviews often mention the educational value and community involvement evident in the shared observations.
The podcast is praised for fostering connections between listeners and their local environments.
Listeners appreciate the engaging format that highlights children's perspectives on nature.

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#128
United States/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#198
Canada/Science/Nature

Talking Points

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Communities grow under the glow of the Northern Lights
Q: What changes have you noticed in peak color in the seasons?
Observers have noted that the peak color has been occurring later, indicating a trend associated with climate change.
1918 Cloquet wildfire considered worst natural disaster in MN history
Q: How long did this fire persist? And how did it get put out?
Kurt explains that the fire burned primarily on October 12th, 1918, and burned itself out due to winds and weather conditions.
1918 Cloquet wildfire considered worst natural disaster in MN history
Q: Do you feel like there were things that we learned from the tragic fire in 1918?
Kurt reflects on the lack of significant lessons learned, noting how history seems to repeat itself as current events mirror past disasters.
Pam Perry: May is the top month for birdwatchers
Q: Is it okay to put out pet hair for bird nests, like a dog's undercoat?
Yes, as long as it is natural fur and free from harmful chemicals.
Eager adoptions, sticky spit, and warming winters: Life as a Canada Jay
Q: What is leading to the decline of Canada Jays in this region?
The main factor driving the decline is warming temperatures causing freeze-thaw events that rot cached food, negatively affecting reproduction.

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What is Season Watch about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content often explores the dynamic interactions between nature and climate, highlighting episodes centered on seasonal changes and ecological observations. Each episode features reports and insights from students, community members, and experts, showcasing a range of topics such as wildlife migrations, plant phenology, and local environmental impacts. Engaging stories about various flora and fauna, including caterpillars, frogs, and migratory birds, reflect participants' personal experiences and encourage audience interaction with the natural world.

Unique elements include a strong focus on youth engagement and community contributions, emphasizing educational outcomes related to the environment. This podcast likely aims to instill a sense ... more

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1. Dr. Andy Tri
2. Lindsey Engel
3. Allison Offderheide
4. Cassie Katzendorfer
5. Don Leon
6. Mike Lynch
7. Travis Verdegan
8. Brian Schwingle

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