Women Mind the Water Podcast

Women Mind the Water
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The Women Mind the Water podcast engages artists in conversation about their work and explores their connection with the ocean and how it influences their art.

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    Water Women Who Weave Mussels into Gold Binding Mothers to Daughters

    Bonnie Blaylock author of The Water Women, a novel that explores the bonds between mothers and daughters. The threads they create from mussels are woven into a special cloth, an activity that binds the women to one another.

  2. 26 juin

    Securing our Constitutional Rights to a Healthy Environment - Maya van Rossum

    Maya van Rossum is the Delaware Riverkeeper, founder of Green Amendments for the Generations, author of The Green Amendment: The People's Fight to Secure a Clean, Safe, and Healthy Environment and a lawyer. She has devoted her energies to securing that every state has a Green Amendment, an amendment that assures our rights to a healthy environment by enshrining them in a state's constitution.

  3. 7 juin

    Indigenous Hawaiian Marine Science Kaileia Duriano

    Kaileia Duriano is an Indigenous Hawaiian trained in both Hawaiian cultural practices and academic marine biology. She discusses the differences between Indigenous and academic practices and what needs to be done to maintain Hawaii's natural beauty and abundance.

  4. 21 mai

    Negotiating Global Environmental Solutions - Susan Gardner

    Susan Gardner, Director of the Ecosystem Division for the United Nations Environmental Program, negotiates global environmental treaties to protect the world's natural resources and works on inclusion of previously underrepresented voices.

  5. 21 avr.

    Preparing Sea Otter Pups to Live in the Wild - Megan Smylie

    Megan Smylie, Sea Otter Program Manager, Aquarium of the Pacific, discusses the Sea Otter Surrogacy Program, a program rehabilitating rescued sea otter pups and releasing them back into the wild.

  6. 2 avr.

    Bringing the Edges of Earth to Corporate Decision-Makers - Andi Cross

    Andi Cross of Edges of Earth, a company based in Perth Australia provides strategies for companies to achieve tangible solutions in collaboration for organizations on the front line of the climate crisis.

  7. 12 mars

    Returning Sunflower Sea Stars to the Wild - Ashley Kidd

    Ashley Kidd cofounder and conservation program manager of the Sunflower Star Laboratory in California. She discusses sunflower sea stars: what they are, why they are critically endangered, how her laboratory is trying to restore them to the wild, and why this is important.

  8. 20 janv.

    Impactful Documentary Films - Rebecca Aquilar

    Rebecca works for the Oceanic Preservation Society, a documentary movie production company. It’s a fulfilling job. She is currently involved with post-production work on Speaking with Giants, a film about whale communication.

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The Women Mind the Water podcast engages artists in conversation about their work and explores their connection with the ocean and how it influences their art.

Informations

  • Création
    Women Mind the Water
  • Années d’activité
    2020 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    102
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Pam Ferris-Olson
  • Site web de l’émission
    Women Mind the Water Podcast