OMAPOD CODA: Tyler Irvine on rewilding your attention; the raptor program & mindful conservation11×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -13:45-13:45Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.CODA: Tyler Irvine on rewilding your attention; the raptor program & mindful conservation"An analog choice in a loud digital world"Tony BockJun 08, 20261ShareTranscriptTyler Irvine is Executive Director of Fontenelle Forest.To listen to the first part of this episode, click here; to listen to the second part, click here. ALSO…Ralston Kwik Shop homicide suspect arrested in Council Bluffs, authorities say - from WOWTOmaha City Council considers minimum wage ordinance to ‘correct’ state law change - from KETVNebraska Medicine gets big delivery: a 35-ton proton therapy device - from Omaha World-HeraldDiscussion about this episodeCommentsRestacksOMAPOD Omaha's Daily Morning Podcast & Newsletter Omaha's Daily Morning Podcast & Newsletter SubscribeListen onSubstack AppRSS FeedAppears in episodeTony BockRecent EpisodesPART II: Angela from Scary Acres on involuntary physical reactions & the evolution of what frightens Omahans 6 hrs ago • Tony BockCODA: Kerron Stark & Tracie Mauk on unscripted magic; independent TV & finding an audienceOct 20 • Tony BockAngela from Scary Acres on observing, creating, improving, gauging & re-inventing fearOct 19 • Tony BockPART II: Matthew Hansen on daily journalism, his own writing & the danger of Nebraska news desertsOct 16 • Tony BockChris Bowling & Leah Keinama invite you to the ‘Buried Truth’ Walking TourOct 15 • Tony BockJ.J. Harder on the metaphysics, lore & legality of Der Viener SchlingerOct 14 • Tony BockLeah Keinama & Chris Bowling on ‘Buried Truth’; blood lead testing & what Omaha Superfund site residents need to know about their dirtOct 13 • Tony BockMatthew Hansen on Flatwater Free Press moving into a new era; Pillen’s anger & telling an important story wellOct 9 • Tony Bock