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Dr Thom Linley has always been fascinated with fish, how they behave, their ecology and their different ocean habitats. He is a curator of fishes at Te Papa, and also co-hosts the Deep-Sea Podcast, where he speaks to scientists about their marine discoveries. Dr Linley was among the first teams to capture video of the world's deepest fish, including those living in the Kermadec Trench, just north of New Zealand. Various shows have featured his work, including Blue Planet II and Shark Week. He's also passionate about encouraging neurodivergent people into science.

Studio Soundtracks takes listeners behind the scenes of how music is crafted for film and television by hearing directly from composers, songwriters and music professionals in the Entertainment Industry. Listen to inspiring conversations about composition and hear works from Emmy, Grammy, and Oscar-winning film scores on the show. DAVE PORTER Dave Porter is a Los Angeles based composer for film and television. He began his classical musical training at the piano at age five, but it was his interest in electronic music as a teen that led him to start composing his own music. He studied both classical and electronic music composition at Sarah Lawrence College under John Yannelli and started his professional career as an assistant in Philip Glass' recording studio in New York City. Dave is perhaps best known for his enduring creative relationship with one of Hollywood's most respected figures – Vince Gilligan. Since the remarkable pilot episode of Breaking Bad in 2007, Dave has written the original music for all of Gilligan's projects. He scored all 62 episodes of that groundbreaking series and created its iconic opening theme. Actor/Producer Bryan Cranston stated: “With his music, Dave Porter has created another character for Breaking Bad. Evocative and meaningful, Dave's work is an essential part of the storytelling.” Since then, Dave has also been behind all of the original music for Breaking Bad's equally acclaimed spin-off, Better Call Saul, and helped bring the Breaking Bad universe to the big screen with his original score to Gilligan's feature film El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie. 2024 will kick off a new chapter In Dave's career — his first collaboration with Marvel Studios, Echo, will release on January 10th. The first project to be released under the new Marvel Spotlight banner, it will also be the first Marvel series with a TV-MA rating. “The Marvel team made me feel at home right away and have created a television series full of all of the hallmarks that inspire me — real stakes, emotions, consequences, and a world in which all of the characters are always learning and evolving,” said Porter on his collaboration with Marvel. Dave has twice been awarded ASCAP's Composer's Choice Award for Best Television Composer — at the inaugural event for the award in 2013, and once again in 2017. He was also bestowed the 2019 Citation Award by his alma mater Sarah Lawrence College for his creative achievements. DAVID FLEMING David Fleming is an American composer who has written music for film and television. His signature sound is rooted in a synth-heavy design that subverts traditional scores and creates unique soundscapes for each project, including HBO's The Last of Us, the Top 5 debut Amazon series, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, starring Donald Glover, and the upcoming Netflix epic fantasy feature Damsel, starring Millie Bobby Brown. Blue Planet II marked the start of a collaborative relationship with David and Academy Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer, encompassing music for films such as Dune and Top Gun: Maverick. David has also collaborated with popular recording artists such as Lady Gaga, Elton John, Pharrell Williams, Camilla Cabello and Beyoncé, with whom he worked on the Grammy-nominated song Spirit, for The Lion King soundtrack. He is currently composing the score for Barry Levinson's Alto Knights, starring Robert De Niro as well as the documentary Jim Henson: Idea Man, directed by Ron Howard. All three films are slated for 2024 releases. TRACKLIST: Dave Porter – The First Choctaw (ECHO)David Fleming – Hi Hi (MR. & MRS. SMITH)Dave Porter – Birth of a Villain (ECHO)David Fleming – Kingdom of Aurea (DAMSEL)David Fleming – Elodie's Maze (DAMSEL)Dave Porter – Kingpin (ECHO)

Our next guest is behind the music of projects including Netflix's Hillbilly Elegy, Blue Planet II, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, HBO's The Last Of US, and Netflix's Damsel. He was mentored by legendary composer Mike Post and has frequently collaborated with composers Atli Örvarsson and Hans Zjmmer having contributed music for Dune, Top Gun: Maverick, and Dune 2 among many other films. I'm so excited to welcome him on the podcast.  And the composer is… Dave Fleming --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/composertalk/support

Composer David Fleming (The Last of Us, Blue Planet II) talks about his inventive score for Prime Video's new Mr. & Mrs. Smith, working with Donald Glover, coming up through the Remote Control composer system with Atli Orvarsson, Steve Jablonsky and Hans Zimmer, and why the new Jim Henson documentary will melt everyone's hearts. Interview by Kenny Holmes, Matt Schrader and Robert Kraft.

Documentaries such as Blue Planet and The Great Reef have brought new wonder and awareness into our living rooms. Former Royal Navy underwater bomb disposal expert turned submarine pilot Mark Taylor now explores the planet's oceans as an integral part of the subsea documentary filmmaking community.  He has seen eels dip into lakes 750 metres under the ocean, witnessed mud volcanoes on the sea floor and come face to face with a giant squid 10 metres long with eyes the size of basketballs.  He also spent many hours submersed with his childhood hero, Sir David Attenborough, filming for Blue Planet II and describes the comraderie and lifelong bond that resulted from it.Show notes: https://www.battingthebreeze.com/our-blue-planet-up-close-and-personalWe love receiving your feedback - head over to https://www.battingthebreeze.com/contact/ Thanks for listening!

I'm watching one of those David Attenborough-narrated nature documentaries, because it's my day and I get to do whatever stupid crap I want. I love these shows, especially the ones about the ocean, even if the information goes in one ear and out the other. I think I just like bobbing around in the water with those crazy guys, and marinating in Big Dave's raspy whispers. He's definitely a compelling narrator, and I even think he's probably pretty smart, if only from just actually reading the information I let wash over me like whale guts while researching carpet cleaners on my laptop. But within a few minutes of this one, he dumped out something like “We've explored more of Mars than we have the deep ocean, and blah blah blah”, which made me look up from the computer in shock. That's some dumb shit I would say, not you. You're British! Do something smart! Anyway enjoy YKS: the show that's sometimes just as smart as Blue Planet II. And don't forget to #EatLikeOsama. Music for YKS is courtesy of Howell Dawdy, Craig Dickman, Mr. Baloney, and Mark Brendle. Additional research by Zeke Golvin. YKS is edited by Producer Dan. Want more YKS? The only place for it is YKS Premium! Get ad-free episodes and a bunch of other episodes and mainly the draw there is more episodes, I guess. You have to like listening to our show to really get much out of the deal, which is unfortunate really; I think we'd do a lot better if it was, for instance, brand new Apple computers or extra medicine that people didn't use all of when they were sick or something like that. But as it is, enjoy us talking more on there for about $5/month. Athletic Greens - Did you know: Vitamins are actually good for you? Yes! Many scientists presumably agree that getting the full alphabet of those bad boys inside ya will help with everything from tip to tail. But forget the big pills and suck ‘em down liquid-style, with Athletic Greens! Get a 1 year supply of Vitamin D and 5 free travel packs at athleticgreens.com/yksFastGrowing Trees - It's time to get dirty! I've been out in the yard digging holes and planting stuff and putting water on it. It's fun, and it looks good, and it probably helps the earth somehow. Join me, won't you? With 15% off your order at FastGrowingTrees.com/yks, I don't see how you can afford not to!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Oceans and Porn - this boxing day we have a unique and intriguing offering for you courtesy of highlights from Orla Doherty and Caitlin Moran. Orla Doherty is a TV producer and environmentalist making change through deep sea filming. Orla produced ‘the Deep' episode and the finale of Blue Planet II with David Attenborough. We revisit her Changes episode as she describes in precise detail the magic of diving and filming in the deep ocean. It's as if you are there. A perfect escape. Caitlin Moran is a gear change but that's what we're here for after all. A journalist, author and broadcaster, one of the nation's favourites, Caitlin is known for not holding back. This highlight is no exception, prepare for porn chat and maybe one day, porn to change the world. Full episodes here: Orla Dohertyhttps://podfollow.com/changeswithanniemacmanus/episode/73154a0e981aaeea323f5c71eae4aa5e5387c47d/view Caitlin Moranhttps://podfollow.com/changeswithanniemacmanus/episode/3e730ec6830f51a1daabd7e9cb1cf21e4b5a6715/view Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Frozen Planet II and Blue Planet II are landmark natural history series and masterclasses in climate change storytelling. Via captivating sequences, charming characters and compelling stories, the viewer is deliberately drawn into a world that they can't help but care about, before being told about the very serious threats facing it. Such powerful storytelling can have a big impact; Blue Planet II, for example, persuaded people across the world to give up single-use plastics. But how are these films made? Who crafts the stories? And how do you engage people in the climate emergency without freaking them out? At Wildscreen film festival in Bristol, host Isla sat down with film-makers Rachel Butler Scott and Yoland Bosiger, producers who have worked on both Frozen Planet II and Blue Planet II among many other series, to chat about filming in the most remote and hostile environments on earth, diving under sea ice, and connecting people to life under the waves. Follow Yoland: @yolandbosiger Follow Rachel: @rachelbutlerscott Watch Frozen Planet II: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p0cw0nb8/frozen-planet-ii Shownotes: www.saveourseas.com/worldofsharks/thewholetooth

Please welcome Bristol Broadcasting legend, new talent champion and curator of the "Upload Festival" Adam Crowther to The Good Listening To Podcast: The Story Behind Your Story Show! Adam Crowther presents BBC Upload 7-10pm every weekday on BBC Radio Bristol - which he's presented since October 2018.He has worked as a broadcaster and presenter across live events and radio as well as live streams and videos for BBC iPlayer.  Adam has spent most of his presenting career championing, encouraging and celebrating new talent - from musicians to writers, comedians and bloggers, Adam loves celebrating talent.Adam is also an award winning social media expert. He's managed social media brand accounts for the BBC (BBC Radio Bristol, BBC Breakfast and BBC Introducing in Shropshire) as well as a children's charity in Birmingham. Adam has also created content for BBC Two and BBC masterbrand instagram accounts, covering premiers of Peaky Blinders and Blue Planet II.“ Today you are youThat is truer than trueThere is no one alive Who is you-er than you.”  The one and only Adam Crowther is inspired by these simple words from Dr Seuss. The choice reveals a lot about the broadcaster and his 24 carat authenticity. He appreciates honesty, expressed in accessible language. He is not 'hoity-toity' and has never wanted to be either. OK, he was cheeky in school. Yes, he sang in a band. And yes at 16, he was chosen to show the Prime Minister - Tony Blair! - around his school. On request, he even made the PM a cup of tea, under strict security supervision. After university in Aberystwyth, where he studied Drama, Adam became a Youth Worker and grew into becoming a pioneer broadcaster with BBC Bristol via BRMB In Birmingham. And this, despite underselling himself relentlessly at his first interview. Adam learned his lesson quickly and by way of reference, quotes Ray Charles's mother in the biopic: “ I tell you once. I help you if you get it wrong. After that, you're on your own.“ Adam was allowed that second chance and made the most of it. He pioneered a new take on Social Media strategy and execution for the BBC. He co-created Upload. Over time he has become less shy about banging his own drum - without becoming a secret narcissist. He readily acknowledges the benign influences of his parents, teachers and professional role models. Adam replaced his self-doubt/can't-do stance with a more positive 'can-do' model. He is still only 30 something, now confident enough to be who he is - never happier than when helping others to thrive and shine. To discover their own voices! Adam confesses he is a perfectionist. He appreciates originality and has no time for the ‘near enough is good enough' approach. He knows he has been very lucky and now wants to help create similar luck for others. Adam recently identified himself as bisexual. It is a simple matter of fact. He knows he is a consummate professional, not a drama queen. This lively conversation will convince you of that, right from the start. 

Studio Soundtracks takes listeners behind the scenes of how music is crafted for film and television by hearing directly from composers, songwriters and music professionals in the Entertainment Industry. Listen to inspiring conversations about composition and hear works from Emmy, Grammy, and Oscar-winning film scores on the show. ALLYSON NEWMAN: Allyson Newman earned her Master's degree in Composition from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Her first feature film, Watermark, screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2003. She then moved to LA to study film scoring at USC. Allyson has been awarded both an Australia Council for the Arts Grant and an Australian Guild of Screen Composers Award. Allyson scored the multi award winning documentary feature Limited Partnership that premiered on PBS Independent Lens in 2015. In 2016 Allyson scored the Emmy nominated media series Her Story. In July 2017 Allyson participated in the BMI Conducting Workshop and then went on to score Kusama-Infinity which premiered at Sundance and was released theatrically around the world in September 2018. Allyson collaborated with Oscar Winning directors Jeffrey Friedman and Rob Epstein to score State of Pride which opened the SXSW Film Festival 2019. In 2019 Allyson scored Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound which had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. She is a member of the Television Academy and is on the leadership team for the Alliance for Women Film Composers. Most recently Allyson scored the HULU series First Day and is currently in production for Season 3 of The L Word- Generation Q as well as a new Netflix drama series called Partner Track. JASHA KLEBE Jasha Klebe is a composer known for emotive melodies and impactful scores. Most notably, Jasha co-scored the BAFTA and Emmy nominated music of BBC's Planet Earth II, alongside Hans Zimmer and Jacob Shea. He additionally provided music to the follow up series, Blue Planet II, as well as wrote the Emmy nominated music of National Geographic's Challenger Disaster: Lost Tapes. Jasha also composed the score to Netflix's Oscar nominated documentary, Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight For Freedom and National Geographic's, Diana: In Her Own Words. In 2019, Jasha composed the score to the Emmy-nominated Netflix documentary, The Black Godfather, directed by Reginald Hudlin and produced by Nicole Avant. In 2021 he scored FOX's Malika the Lion Queen narrated by Angela Bassett as well music for Garrett Bradley's Naomi Osaka series. He also wrote the music for Imperative Entertainment's podcast, The Agent, as well as Netflix/Plimsoll's nature documentary series, Animal. His music can be most recently heard on Peacock's upcoming reimagining of Queer As Folk, created by Stephen Dunn and executive produced by Russell T Davies. Jasha began his musical career at the age of 5, singing at his Grandparents' opera house, Cinnabar Theater, in Petaluma, CA. He studied classical piano and trombone for over 15 years before he moved to Los Angeles and started working at Remote Control Productions under Hans Zimmer. Over the 4 years with Hans, Jasha wrote on such films as The Dark Knight Rises, Rush, Man of Steel, and several other notable projects. Jasha was also the music arranger for the 84th Academy Awards, as well as keyboard/ synthesizer player within the event's orchestra. In 2013, Jasha began to serve as one of the headlining composers at Bleeding Fingers Music. Within this role, Jasha contributed countless hours of music to some of the most acclaimed series on television, including shows on ABC, CBS, MTV, Netflix, Lifetime, A&E, The Discovery Channel, The History Channel, National Geographic, BBC, and he performed live
on The Late Show with Colbert alongside Shea and Zimmer. Jasha currently lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

Our Great National Parks is a beautiful five-part Netflix documentary series that invites viewers to experience nature in the world's most iconic national parks. Today on the podcast, my guests are executive producer James Honeyborne and series producer Sophie Todd. James Honeyborne is the creative director of Freeborne Media, having previously worked as an executive producer at the BBC Natural History Unit where he oversaw some 35 films, including Blue Planet II. Sophie Todd works on everything from high-end natural history films, to science and observational documentary, most recently writing, directing and series producing on Netflix's Formula 1: Drive To Survive. In this conversation, James, Sophie and I discuss the vast amount of research, planning, and scripting that went into this series, how they managed a global production team during the peak of the pandemic, and why natural history documentaries are so important when it comes to illustrating how interconnected we all are with the natural world and animals around us. Check out the Wild For All impact campaign Watch this interview on Youtube Say hello to Austin Meyer

Today on America's National Parks, the new Our Great National Parks Series premiering April 13th on Netflix, and how these wonderful nature documentaries get made. Our guests are Executive Producer James Honeyborne, who produced the incredible award-award-winning "Blue Planet II," the most-watched wildlife documentary series for over 20 years. And award-winning fimmaker Sophie Todd, the Series Producer of Our Great National Parks. She also wrote, directed, and produced for Netflix's "Formula 1: Drive To Survive."

“The future is still up for grabs.” In this episode, Emma is joined by Professor Steve Simpson, marine biologist, lecturer and science communicator, to take a dive into the issues that our oceans are facing. We explore the effects of noise pollution on our coral reef communities, discuss harnessing our eco grief to fuel finding innovative solutions, and, given that Steve was part of the influential Blue Planet II series, the role that public science communication can have in helping us improve the state of our seas.    Steve's TED Talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/steve_simpson_how_ocean_noise_destroys_marine_ecosystems?language=en   Watch Steve on BBC's Blue Planet II: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09jbn5f/blue-planet-ii-series-1-7-our-blue-planet 

February 6, 2022 - This week, Matt is sharing his first impressions of How I Met Your Father and Blue Planet II, and Preston tells us about The Multiversity and Smiley's People.Don't forget to subscribe and follow us!iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/just-us-losers/id1241054006?mt=2Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0vICUJjEJL5NDV66fJ9gjg?si=eHuOPj52QBWSYsB762uVwgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/JustUsLosersPodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JustUsLosersPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justusloserspod/?hl=en Email: JustUsLosersPod@gmail.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_xEkEnx9xqhg_qpI9o8kwREM Homepage: https://remproductions.net/ 

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Becky and Emily get lost in the underwater kelp forests of the green seas and find pajama sharks. They praise the eating technique of the sea cucumber and its ability to stuff food in its mouth. Becky and Emily take an in depth look at the process of writing the script ready for Sir David to deliver in his heartwarming tones. They talk to Sir David about how he works his magic to make the words come to life and tell the story of the Blue Planet II.

Becky and Emily take a look at the stories and the science behind episode 2 of Blue Planet II. They discuss the wonders of marine snow and a whole load of weird things that lurk in the deep including a crab named after David Hasslehoff. They also find leaky subs, hungry sharks and a deep-sea coral that's older than you can imagine. They catch up with producer Orla Doherty about the epic odyssey of filming the deep. She recalls the test of patience that is needed and the emotion of sometimes returning with nothing. Orla describes what it is like to be in a submersible, miles beneath the surface of the sea and the sheer beauty of her discoveries.

John Ruthven's book, The Whale in the Living Room tells of his expeditions and adventures during decades of documentary making about the mysteries of the ocean. John has worked on the BBC's Blue Planet and Blue Planet II nature series presented by David Attenborough. John Ruthven's other ocean films include episodes of Discovery Shark Week, and expedition films for National Geographic.

John Ruthven's book, The Whale in the Living Room tells of his expeditions and adventures during decades of documentary making about the mysteries of the ocean. John has worked on the BBC's Blue Planet and Blue Planet II nature series presented by David Attenborough. John Ruthven's other ocean films include episodes of Discovery Shark Week, and expedition films for National Geographic.

Check out our job board with 60+ jobs! Have you ever felt like you didn't belong in a room or after winning something felt like you didn't deserve it? Thats imposter syndrome and it happens to a lot of people, including myself. In this episode you will hear from Chris La Rue Horton who has worked on projects like Impractical Jokers, Blue Planet II, and a lot of other amazing shows, movies, and video games. He understands the feeling of imposter syndrome and shares some of his advice to overcoming it. Leave us a review on iTunes (and help us reach more students) Get a FREE $10 of a stock with public.com by using this link: https://bit.ly/DCxPublic Thank you for listening to the show and making it all the way to the end of the show notes! (You're dedicated and we appreciate you) Join our discord and talk with thousands of other students! If you want to join our newsletter that releases once a week (0 spam) with 5 college cheatcodes, you can subscribe here: https://mailchi.mp/31e942a00a1c/gcgunewsletter If you'd like to check out our Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/declassifiedcollege/ And if you want to the cringe Tik Tok that Justin makes, make sure to give us a follow here: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJAakMkJ/

We are back with another new episode of the Art of the Frame Podcast! This weeks host is Kenny McMillan, a Los Angeles based DP who is also a contributing writer to ProVideo Coalition and the host of the Frame & Reference Podcast. As we continue to widen the scope of this podcast, we are really excited to have Kenny contribute with some fantastic conversations with award winning cinematographers from across the creative spectrum. This week, Kenny talks with wildlife DP, camera operator and director Gavin Thurston about the documentary "David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet.” Gavin is an Emmy winning and multiple Emmy nominated creator who has worked with world renowned nature documentarian David Attenborough on countless films such as “The Private Life of Plants”, “Human Planet”, “Blue Planet II” and “Our Planet.” Learn more about Gavin on his website: http://www.gavinthurston.com/home/4513407192 Want to hear more conversations with cinematographers? Head over to the Frame & Reference Podcast where each week Kenny releases new episodes with a wide range of creators. Some of his episodes include “Nomandland” DP Josh Richardson, “Halston” DP Tim Ives, ASC, “Them” DP Checco Varese, ASC & many more. Frame & Reference is available wherever you listen to podcasts so make sure to check it out! The Art of the Frame podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor and many more platforms. If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss future episodes.

New Zealand's very own shark man, marine scientist Dr. Riley Elliott, will host 'Blue Planet II Live in Concert ' on tonight and tomorrow in Auckland.It's a huge production, a live 70 to 80 piece symphony orchestra and choir, and Riley will be narrating David Attenborough's words live alongside the incredible videos of our oceans and sea creatures.Dr. Riley Elliott joins Kate Hawkesby to preview the event.LISTEN ABOVE

Dangerous Words with Helen Quigley — British Voiceover and Audio Producer — Episode #90 I first spoke with Helen Quigley on an interview with the crew from Unsinkable. By the end of our chat I realized that I still had questions for Helen. Helen graciously agreed to come on for a follow-up interview. It was a chance to learn all about her journey to mastering, editing, and producing brilliant sound. Despite almost being late because of a Pokemon Go session, Helen arrived in time to describe her early beginnings, adventures in Vancouver, and where you might hear her voice. About Helen Quigley Helen Quigley has nearly twenty years’ experience in producing audio for broadcast. As a producer, her work includes network radio trails for the BBC’s flagship TV programming, including Poldark, Line of Duty, Doctor Foster, The Apprentice and Blue Planet II. Her audio drama credits for B7 Media include Eleanor of Aquitaine: Mother of the Pride, Dilation and The Space Race. Previously she was a Continuity Announcer and Producer for Comedy Central UK, working with up-and-coming comedians who are now far too famous to call her any more. She also launched Robin Ince and Josie Long on their first forays into podcasting as Producer of Robin Ince’s Show and Tell and Utter Shambles. As a Voiceover Artist she records commercials, training modules, telephone messages for major tech companies and narration for web videos – from corporate to comic – including the worldwide viral hit, Porn Sex Vs Real Sex: The Differences Explained with Food, viewed more than 18 million times on YouTube. To Contact Helen Quigley IG - https://www.instagram.com/hqvoice/ Website - https://hqvoice.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/HQvoice https://twitter.com/GreenborneUK To Contact Seth Singleton Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seththewriter/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/1MoreSingleton Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SethSingletonStoryteller/ Website: https://sethsingletonstoryteller.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenquigley/ #HelenQuigley #HQVoice #Unsinkable #B7Media #Greenborne #writer #podcast #podcasting #podcasts #spotify #podcastlife #podcaster #radio #music #youtube #itunes #podcasters #love #entrepreneur #applepodcasts #podcastshow #interview --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seth-the-storyteller/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seth-the-storyteller/support

Dr Riley Elliott is a marine scientist who has dedicated his life to the conservation of sharks. Through this passion he has authored a book, and filmed countless Shark Week shows for Discovery Channel.

Dr Riley Elliott is a marine scientist who has dedicated his life to the conservation of sharks. Through this passion he has authored a book, and filmed countless Shark Week shows for Discovery Channel.

Welcome to episode 4 of season 2. In this episode, you can look forward to… The latest scuba diving, freediving, ocean, and diving travel news that has happened in the last week from around the world underwaterThen we speak with Sophie Morgan. Sophie is a freelance underwater filmmaker and producer who has explored our oceans for the BBC's BAFTA and EMMY award-winning series Blue Planet II and National Geographic's landmark EMMY nominated series Hostile Planet. She shared that even after all her fantastic experiences, she sometimes finds herself amazed.We then hear from Tony Myshlaev (or better known as Tones Of Blue on Instagram) about training to master your craft.And then finally we hear an incredible Best Dive Ever from 4x World Champion Freediver Stig Severinsen.The DeeperBlue Podcast is brought to you by Suunto. Finnish engineering pioneering adventure from mountain top to ocean floor since 1936.Don't forget to give us ★★★★★, leave a review, and tell your friends about us - every share and like really makes a difference!

Gavin Thurston is the award-winning Blue Planet II and Planet Earth II cameraman who worked with Sir David Attenborough for over 20 projects. In this podcast, he shares with us the extraordinary and adventurous true stories of becoming a legendary cameraman. I met Gavin in Dubai on his book tour at Emirates Literature Festival, and instantly I was moved by his stories and his kind personality. Gavin has been a wildlife photographer for over thirty years. Against a backdrop of modern world history, he's lurked in the shadows of some of the world's remotest places in order to capture footage of the animal kingdom's finest: prides of lions, silverback gorillas, capuchin monkeys, brown bears, grey whales, penguins, mosquitoes - you name it he's filmed it. From journeys to the deepest depths of the Antarctic Ocean and the wide expanse of the Saharan deserts, to the peaks of the Himalayas and the wild forests of the Congo, Gavin's experiences describe much more than just the incredible array of animals he's filmed. He invites you to come inside the cameraman's hidden world and discover the hours spent patiently waiting for the protagonists to appear; the inevitable dangers in the wings and the challenges faced and overcome; and the heart-warming, life-affirming moments the cameras miss as well as capture. Buy Gavin's book on: Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D6LD2NJ/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 Waterstones: https://www.waterstones.com/book/journeys-in-the-wild/gavin-thurston/9781841883106 Foyles:https://www.foyles.co.uk/witem/art-fashion-photography/journeys-in-the-wild-the-secret-life-of,gavin-thurston-9781841883106 Audible: https://www.audible.in/?ref=Adbl_ip_rdr_from_UK&source_code=AUDTM0020803180034&ipRedirectFrom=GB&ipRedirectOriginalURL=pd%2FJourneys-in-the-Wild-Audiobook%2F1409184463%3Fqid%3D1559653498 Personal Website: http://www.gavinthurston.com/ Follow Gavin on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegavinthurston/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gavinthurston --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manthanshah/message

Our guest this week is Dr Jon Copley. Jon is a marine biologist, specialising in the deep sea. He went on the first mini sub dive to the world’s deepest hydrothermal vents, 5km down on the ocean floor, and also took part in the firs minisub dives to 1km deep in the Antarctic.Jon is also a science communicator and writer, who worked as a science advisor on the iconic BBC series Blue Planet II. He is also an associate professor of ocean exploration and public engagement at the University of Southampton. In 2019, he also published fantastic book called Ask an Ocean Explorer which tells you all about the ocean in 25 questions.Over three quick-fire episodes, Jon tells BBC Science Focus managing editor Alice Limpscombe-Southwell about the bizarre life found on the ocean floor, the habitats where they thrive, and what it's like to explore the deep sea in a submarine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our guest this week is Dr Jon Copley. Jon is a marine biologist, specialising in the deep sea. He went on the first mini sub dive to the world’s deepest hydrothermal vents, 5km down on the ocean floor, and also took part in the firs minisub dives to 1km deep in the Antarctic.Jon is also a science communicator and writer, who worked as a science advisor on the iconic BBC series Blue Planet II. He is also an associate professor of ocean exploration and public engagement at the University of Southampton. In 2019, he also published fantastic book called Ask an Ocean Explorer which tells you all about the ocean in 25 questions.Over three quick-fire episodes, Jon tells BBC Science Focus managing editor Alice Limpscombe-Southwell about the bizarre life found on the ocean floor, the habitats where they thrive, and what it's like to explore the deep sea in a submarine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our guest this week is Dr Jon Copley. Jon is a marine biologist, specialising in the deep sea. He went on the first mini sub dive to the world’s deepest hydrothermal vents, 5km down on the ocean floor, and also took part in the firs minisub dives to 1km deep in the Antarctic.Jon is also a science communicator and writer, who worked as a science advisor on the iconic BBC series Blue Planet II. He is also an associate professor of ocean exploration and public engagement at the University of Southampton. In 2019, he also published fantastic book called Ask an Ocean Explorer which tells you all about the ocean in 25 questions.Over three quick-fire episodes, Jon tells BBC Science Focus managing editor Alice Limpscombe-Southwell about the bizarre life found on the ocean floor, the habitats where they thrive, and what it's like to explore the deep sea in a submarine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hi,I’m excited to some extent to share a few things in this news episode… Mainly because my favourite environmentalist, Sir David Attenborough has not just created an Instagram account but even made a guinnesse world record for being the fastest to reach a million. We do discuss few other things before that, like the US president testing positive for corona, Nobel prize for medicine, mars being closes to earth, NASA astronaut voting from space and so much more!I hope you enjoy viewing this episode as much as I enjoyed making it…Thanks,

Surprise! In this special episode on change, our planet and sustainability, award winning producer for Blue Planet II, Orla Doherty, shares her incredibly unique perspective on our oceans. Orla made huge changes in her life to get to where she is today - her love for the ocean came later in life at the age of 30 when she learnt to scuba dive, but when she fell, she fell hard!! She went on to quit her job in London as a TV producer and spent 10 years on a boat exploring coral reefs. After returning to dry land, turning 40 and moving back in with her parents, she went on to marry her TV work with her ocean exploration experience and spent over 500 hours at depths of 1,000 metres in three oceans filming ‘The Deep’ and the series finale of Blue Planet II. The series was a huge success being the most watched TV series on the BBC in 2017 sparking conversations around the world about the effect of plastic on our oceans - known as the Blue Planet effect. Orla shares her phenomenal journey and her thoughts on the changes we need to make, the biggest challenges in effecting change and why she would happily live under the sea. This special bonus episode is sponsored by The Mercedes-Benz A-Class which is now available as a Plug-in Hybrid with an all-electric range of up to 44 miles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Patricia discusses working on marketing the landmark series Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II and how marketing strategies are evolving.

An Oceanographery HeroIn the first of Gwen's holiday specials she follows up on her interview with The Oceanographer by reading about Jacques Cousteau, one of The Oceanographer's heroes. In this mini-podcast she reads a poem from the illustrated book, Manfish: A Story of Jacques Cousteau by Jennifer Berne.If you were inspired by the interview to find out more about the first aqua-lung, and what it means to be an Oceanographer, here are some more links and recommendations.Jacques Cousteau, one of the Oceanographer's heroes, is featured in another beautiful children's book, The Fantastic Undersea Life of Jacques Cousteau by Dan YaccarinoThe series that inspired Gwen so much, by one of Dr Knap's other heroes, are Blue Planet and Blue Planet II with Sir David Attenborough. You can sign up for programme updates and see more about the series here. There is even a BBC Earth podcast!Dr Knap's other hero was Dr. Bob Ballard. You can read his story about discovering the Titanic and other sunken ships on the National Geographic blog here. The whale communication project in the Caribbean that Dr Knap was talking about is called Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative) and you can visit the website or follow it on instagram to find out more.---I am a 7yr old. My name is Gwen Rose. I wanted to do this podcast so all the girls, boys and me could learn about what adults do all day. Visit our website for past episodes and to find out what's coming soon: https://gwengetstowork.com/An Enigma Records Production: https://enigmarecords.co.uk/Support the show (https://www.gofundme.com/f/gwen-gets-to-work/)

Summer holiday special! Who is dreaming of oceans, swimming pools, fish and floats right now? The Oceanographer opened up the magical world of sea life for Gwen and her classmates, in an episode that is fascinating for all ages.Learn some amazing facts about the biggest fish, the deepest ocean and the most beautiful coral whilst getting some pro-tips on how to become an ocean adventurer yourself.Anthony Knap is Director (Geochemical and Environmental Research Group), Professor of Oceanography, and James R. Whatley Endowed Chair of Geosciences at the Texas A&M University, USA. Thank you to his daughter - and a teacher at Gwen's school - Mrs Loveday, for making this interview possible!If you are inspired by this interview to find out more about the first aqua-lung, and what it means to be an Oceanographer, here are some links and recommendations.Jacques Cousteau, one of the Oceanographer's heroes, is featured in two beautiful children's books >The Fantastic Undersea Life of Jacques Cousteau by Dan YaccarinoandManfish: A Story of Jacques Cousteau by Jennifer BerneThe series that inspired Gwen so much, by one of Dr Knap's other heroes, are Blue Planet and Blue Planet II with Sir David Attenborough. You can sign up for programme updates and see more about the series here. There is even a BBC Earth podcast!Dr Knap's other hero was Dr. Bob Ballard. You can read his story about discovering the Titanic and other sunken ships on the National Geographic blog here. The whale communication project in the Caribbean that Dr Knap was talking about is called Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative) and you can visit the website or follow it on instagram to find out more.I am a 7yr old. My name is Gwen Rose. I wanted to do this podcast so all the girls, boys and me could learn about what adults do all day. Visit our website for past episodes and to find out what's coming soon: https://gwengetstowork.com/An Enigma Records Production: https://enigmarecords.co.uk/Support the show (https://www.gofundme.com/f/gwen-gets-to-work/)

Click here to buy: https://adbl.co/2Ji40v0 From Gavin Thurston, the award-winning Blue Planet II and Planet Earth II cameraman, comes extraordinary and adventurous true stories of what it takes to track down and film our planet's most captivating creatures. Gavin has been a wildlife photographer for over thirty years. During that time he's lurked in the shadows of some of the world's remotest places in order to capture footage of the animal kingdom's finest: prides of lions, silverback gorillas, capuchin monkeys, brown bears, grey whales, penguins, mosquitoes - you name it he's filmed it. From journeys to the deepest depths of the Antarctic Ocean and the wide expanse of the Saharan deserts, to the peaks of the Himalayas and the wild forests of the Congo, Gavin's experiences describe much more than just the incredible array of animals he's filmed. He invites you to come inside the cameraman's hidden world and discover the hours spent patiently waiting for the protagonists to appear; the inevitable dangers in the wings and the challenges faced and overcome; and the heart-warming, life-affirming moments the cameras miss as well as capture. (p) The Orion Publishing Group Ltd 2019 Read by Gavin Thurston with a foreword written and read by Sir David Attenborough

Victoria Bromley is a wildlife filmmaker and part of the BBC’s natural history unit. She has produced some of their most recognisable programmes, including Spring Watch, Planet Earth Live and Blue Planet II. She’s worked to highlight the plight of the Siberian Tiger and most recently of the little-known Pangolin. Growing up in Coventry, Victoria learnt much from her grandad - an encyclopedia on birds, who signed her up for the WWF (the World Wildlife Fund, not that Wrestling nonsense) at the age of 7. Governed by an agenda of authenticity, Victoria relishes the opportunity to change perspectives, move people and have them engage with nature through filmmaking. She explores what really goes on behind the scenes of a wildlife documentary, and the joy of going back to basics when camping out. She particularly focuses on fond memories of getting under the skin of Mexico whilst filming in the country. A new parent, Victoria has great optimism for the next generation and admits parenting is not unlike natural history filmmaking... trying to predict the behaviours of an animal that can’t understand you, always up when the sun rises, and forever carrying a lot of equipment! For more information on this podcast, including David's thoughts following this interview, head to: https://www.treesacrowd.fm/victoria-bromley See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hannah MacInnes joins Prof. Penelope Lindeque, Head of Microplastic Research at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, at The Klosters Forum 2019 to discuss the issue of plastic pollution and to hear her personal insights on this complex topic.Prof. Penelope Lindeque is a molecular biologist with more than 20 years expertise in marine ecology. For the last 10 years her focus has included investigating the bioavailability and impact of microplastics on marine biota and has most recently included looking at solutions for microplastic pollution.  Penelope has supervised 6 PhD students researching the sources, fate and impacts of plastic in the marine environment. She has presented to the Parliamentary and Scientific committee on the problem of plastics and plankton, contributed to the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) briefing on public policy issues related to marine microplastic pollution. She has published more than 50 peer reviewed papers with more than 4000 citations, she has led a number of field campaigns, most recently looking at the abundance and distribution of microplastics in coastal and open ocean areas. Her research has featured in many documentaries including Blue Planet II, Countryfile, and BBC Inside Out.  Penelope with colleagues from Exeter and Plymouth Universities were group winners of the NERC societal impact award and overall winners award - presented in London 2018.

Click here to buy: https://adbl.co/2Ji40v0 From Gavin Thurston, the award-winning Blue Planet II and Planet Earth II cameraman, comes extraordinary and adventurous true stories of what it takes to track down and film our planet's most captivating creatures. Gavin has been a wildlife photographer for over thirty years. During that time he's lurked in the shadows of some of the world's remotest places in order to capture footage of the animal kingdom's finest: prides of lions, silverback gorillas, capuchin monkeys, brown bears, grey whales, penguins, mosquitoes - you name it he's filmed it. From journeys to the deepest depths of the Antarctic Ocean and the wide expanse of the Saharan deserts, to the peaks of the Himalayas and the wild forests of the Congo, Gavin's experiences describe much more than just the incredible array of animals he's filmed. He invites you to come inside the cameraman's hidden world and discover the hours spent patiently waiting for the protagonists to appear; the inevitable dangers in the wings and the challenges faced and overcome; and the heart-warming, life-affirming moments the cameras miss as well as capture. (p) The Orion Publishing Group Ltd 2019 Read by Gavin Thurston with a foreword written and read by Sir David Attenborough

the weekend show ep 22 | We discuss the Netflix documentary series 'Our Planet' from the makers of Planet Earth and Blue Planet.

As president and CEO of Bleeding Fingers Music and Extreme Music, Russell Emanuel is a trailblazing leader, innovator, and producer in the music industry. Bleeding Fingers is one of the leading producers of quality-crafted film and television scores in the world, bolstered by a unique creative association and business partnership with industry legend, Hans Zimmer, and his long-term business partner, Steve Kofsky. Russell’s vision for Bleeding Fingers led to a thriving collaboration with David Attenborough and BBC on the music for Planet Earth II – a score that contributed to the series’ record-breaking viewership, international acclaim, and BAFTA and Emmy nominations for Bleeding Fingers’ work. This paved the way to his most recent project - producing the score for the highly-anticipated BBC One natural history landmark, Blue Planet II, which premieres later this year. Alongside his work producing the series’ orchestral score, Russell creatively produced a track for the prequel, titled “(ocean) bloom,” featuring a collaboration with Radiohead, one of the world’s most acclaimed rock bands, and Hans Zimmer. Under Russell’s leadership, Bleeding Fingers has amassed an expert crew of over a dozen in-house composers leading to an unmatched balance of musical creativity, collaboration and efficiency. Bleeding Fingers’ music has strengthened countless projects, with their prolific and diverse output including scores featuring sweeping orchestral pieces, industrial rock and electronic sounds, Americana, and everything in between. Operating out of their twenty-studio Santa Monica facility on the same campus as Remote Control Productions, the company is producing carefully-tailored scores for some of the most acclaimed series on television. In addition to Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II, Bleeding Fingers’ musical efforts include Netflix’s Roman Empire, Amazon’s American Playboy, and Crackle’s Snatch. Before creating Bleeding Fingers, Russell had already made a name for himself as a titan within the composing industry, thanks to the tremendous success of Extreme Music, which he co-founded in 1997. Extreme Music was conceived as a business that would provide production music for projects that did not have access their own composers, while retaining incredibly high standards of passion and quality. The company soon became famous, not only for the music it offered, but also for the notorious punk energy and marketing that Russell channeled through the company (most famously, he sent condoms to numerous industry professionals, printed with the massage “the only safe thing you will ever get from us”). Russell grew the company to such a large success that it was purchased by SonyATV in 2008 for $110 million with Emanuel still remaining as the active CEO. Russell is not only an entrepreneur, but an experienced musician within his own right. For many years, he was a session musician, producer and manager, most notably managing The Jam and Stiff Little Fingers. He’s also collaborated with musical heavy-hitters such as George Martin, Snoop Dogg, Rodney Jerkins, and Quincy Jones, and spent an early stint of his career engineering at Abbey Road Studios. Russell currently lives in Los Angeles. When not working, he likes to perform with his twisted pop-hit cover band "Courtesy Flush,” ride his Harley Davidson and serve as a chauffeur and entertainment officer to his wife and five children.

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The ocean is too darn big. It’s no wonder Marlin couldn’t find Nemo. Sheesh. ________________________ Welcome back to This is Not Real! In this episode we talk about our nerdy love for nature documentaries! Skip ahead to 50 minutes to get to the good stuff (Nature Doc Talk) ________________________ Mentioned in this Episode Movies/Shows: Little, Us, The Twilight Zone: Mirror Image, The Twilight Zone (2019), Homecoming (Beyoncé), The Lion King (2019), Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, Akira, The Eternals, Lara Croft, Salt, Chewing Gum, Crazyhead, Super Simple Love Story, Guava Island, Cinderella (1997) (2004) (2015) (Sony), A Naked Singularity, Star Wars: The Rise of the Skywalker, Veep, 10 Things I Hate About You, Sylvie, Hustlers, Oceans Eight, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Big Mouth, Love, Death and Robots, Blue Planet, Blue Planet II, Life, Our Planet, Planet Earth, Planet Earth II, Frozen Planet, Ponyo Music: Solange, Old Town Road (Lil Nas x Billy Ray Cyrus) Books & Comics: Book inspired by ‘The Deep’, Low Websites: The Yeehaw Agenda ________________________ Put Me On: Films made by Black Women!, Eternal Sunshine (App)

Sir David Attenborough discusses Our Planet, his new eight-part series and Netflix debut, which explores the unique wonders of the natural world, from the Arctic wilderness to the diverse jungles of South America. In partnership with World Wildlife Fund, the series continues the conservation campaign raised by Attenborough's earlier series Blue Planet II. Lee Ridley, aka The Lost Voice Guy, is the stand-up comedian who made his name when he won Britain's Got Talent in 2018. Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at a young age, the condition has left him unable to speak, and so he uses a machine to project his material. Last year, he co-wrote and starred in the Radio 4 sitcom Ability, playing a disabled man who moves out from his parents' home and in with his friend. Lee discusses bringing Ability back for a second series and finding humour in his disability.The Sisters Brothers is a new Western from Jacques Audiard, his first foray into the genre and the English language, starring John C Reilly, Joaquin Phoenix, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Riz Ahmed. Briony Hanson reviews the film.Presenter Stig Abell Producer Jerome Weatherald

Steve explains how he has pioneered new ways of listening to the ocean and of interacting with fish (including underwater puppetry), to understand whole soundscapes and to unlock the language of fish. He also discusses his engagement with key marine industries, which aims to reduce and manage human noise pollution in the quest for quieter seas. Steve’s research was featured in David Attenborough’s Great Barrier Reef series in 2015, and his work on underwater noise pollution screened in the final Episode of Blue Planet II. Previously this series of talks was under the branding of Intrepid Explorers Exeter

For as long as they’ve existed, neighborhoods that pride themselves on their exclusive single-family housing landscape have fought back against the notion that they should be forced to change as their city population grows. Call it NIMBYism (not in my backyard) or call it neighborhood pride, but there’s no doubt that these conversations can dominate a local housing debate—and, depending on who you ask, they can be a harmful force that keeps our towns under glass, and affordable housing out of the reach of the citizens who need it most, in the neighborhoods that might provide the most opportunity. That’s why a few corners of the internet are abuzz about an interesting (if not entirely new) idea: a “cap-and-trade” system for single-family strongholds. Cap and trade systems are better known in the environmental policy sphere—think companies in high-polluting industries that face new government emissions limits paying a more sustainable company for the right to use their extra emissions credits that they’ve got lying around. But when applied to the housing conversation, single family neighborhoods aren’t looking to exceed a cap—they’re trading money for the right to keep a cap firmly on their population numbers. New Jersey, for instance, utilized a cap and trade system for twenty years, inspired by their Mount Laurel doctrine, which required all cities to produce a certain quota of affordable housing—even if those cities had a strong identity that didn’t include apartments and renters. Frustrated, they crafted a counter-proposal: gated communities and suburban enclaves could pay the poorer towns down the road to take on their share of the affordable housing mandate for them. The poor town got a little richer; the rich town continued on happily as a utopia of deep front yards and three-car garages. But according to some, this cap and trade arrangement isn’t a clear win-win. And if you believe a recent article from Planetizen, cap and trade systems may not work in the way that we think, and the reason why has to do with some complex psychology that might surprise you. In this episode of Upzoned, Kea and Chuck dive into this intellectually tricky and fascinating idea. Do cap and trade programs keep low income families out of the affluent neighborhoods, when moving the poor into richer areas has been proven to improve their health and financial outcomes for generations? Or is cap and trade a healthy way to move sorely needed capital into the neighborhoods that need it most? Check out their conversation, then weigh in with your thoughts in the comments. Then, in the Downzone, Chuck and Kea talk about the media that’s been filling their winter days. Chuck has been reading along with his eighth grader’s latest school assignment, the very moving Night by Elie Wiesel. And Kea is something of a new mom herself—she just adopted a brand new puppy—but in between cuddles and housebreaking sessions, she’s enjoying the gorgeously shot deep-sea nature documentary series, Blue Planet II.

Hey Residents, as we are still on our yearly holiday sabbatical until next week, we thought we would provide you with a preview of the Double Dose of the Doctor you could be getting if you subscribed to our Patreon. In this issue we look back on a year of media, content, and life we have experienced.  Intro (1:55) Recovering from DocMas (4:35) The Doctor and Richard recap their 2018   Year in Review (16:30) Top 10 TV Shows (16:50) Star Trek: The Next Generation (22:00) Teen Titans Go (22:53) Barry (24:30) Classic Aquaman Cartoons (30:08) Queer Eye (38:30) The Good Place (42:02) Star Trek Discovery (43:05) The Flash (44:28) The Doctor’s Top 10 Movies (53:18) Richard’s Top 10 Movies (1:04:00) What did the guys want to be when they were kids? (1:08:03) The Doctor’s Top 5 Video Games (1:10:40) Richard’s wife joins the podcast (1:13:34) Richard’s Top 5 Video Games (1:21:43) Spider-Man (1:23:35) Richard’s Top 5 Podcasts (1:32:04) The Doctor’s Top 5 Podcasts (1:37:18) Top 3 Comics (1:37:49) Action Comics 1000 (1:40:30) The Witching Hour (1:42:19) Batman Noel (1:45:10) Green Lantern: Earth One (1:46:42) Mister Miracle   Richard’s Top 10 TV 10 - Star Trek: TNG 9 - Barry 8 - Daredevil 7 - Punisher 6 - Titans 5 - The Haunting of Hill House 4 - Final Space 3 - The Good Place 2 - Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency 1 - The Flash   The Doctor’s Top 10 TV 10 - Teen Titans Go! 9 - Aquaman 8 - Bob’s Burgers 7 - Brooklyn Nine-Nine 6 - Queer Eye 5 - Blue Planet II 4 - Bojack Horseman 3 - The Flash 2 - Titans 1 - Star Trek: Discovery   Richard’s Top 10 Movies 10 - Deadpool 2 9 - Teen Titans Go! To The Movies 8 - Purge 4: The First Purge 7 - Bodied 6 - Avengers: Infinity War 5 - Black Panther 4 - Crazy Rich Asians 3 - Eighth Grade 2 - A Quiet Place 1 - Upgrade   The Doctor’s Top 10 Movies 10 - Christopher Robin 9 - Black Panther 8 - Deadpool 2 7 - Batman Ninja 6 - Mission: Impossible - Fallout 5 - Transformer 4 - Avengers: Infinity War 3 - Teen Titans Go! To The Movies 2 - Call Me By Your Name 1 - Aquaman   The Doctor’s Top 5 Games 5 - Lord of the Rings Online 4 - Assassin’s Creed 1 - Injustice 2   Richard’s Top 5 Games 5 - Injustice 2 4 - God of War 3 - State of Decay 2 2 - Red Dead Redemption 2 1 - Spider-Man   Richard’s Top 5 Podcasts 5 - This Is Rad 4 - New Player Has Joined 3 - Lead Singer Syndrome 2 - Getting Curious 1 - Mean Boys Podcast   The Doctor’s Top 5 Podcasts 5 - Not Another D&D Podcast 4 - Ear Hustle 3 - This Sounds Serious 2 - High and Mighty 1 - Doughboys   Richard’s Top 3 Comics 3 - Action Comics 1000 2 - Batman: Noel 1 - Green Lantern: Earth One   The Doctor’s Top 3 Comics 3 - Witching Hour 2 - Action Comics 1000 1 - Mister Miracle   Other Yukon Comedy Festival Brain Freeze Podcast Network Deli Boys Podcast Kim’s Convenience (TV series) The Long Dark (video game)   Intro Music by Aaron Barry Find more great podcasts like this on Brain Freeze To ask questions for the next episode, or to continue the conversation online visit us here: On Twitter On Facebook  On Instagram On our Website Or check out our new store for merch And our NEW Patreon!

In this episode we talk about today's outrage culture and how it affects our ability to absorb the truth. We dive into racism and prejudices that seem to be inflated by the media. We also dive into the concept of being "selfish" and orienting a life around optimizing your mind and body. Is it a problem to be so focused on yourself? In addition, we discuss Blue Planet II on Netflix and how incredible our oceans really are. So many discoveries have been made and shared through this documentary that we HAD to share them with you guys. You're going to love this one! Our Arsenal: The Blue Light Blockers We Wear: https://shopfelixgray.com The Wine We Drink: https://www.dryfarmwines.com The Kratom We Use: https://tinyurl.com/y7ubh78b Onnit Alpha Brain: https://www.onnit.com/alpha-brain-instant/?pid=2056 The Neuroast We Drink: https://tinyurl.com/y9wcfuho (Promo Code “FPUG” for 10% off) Links Mentioned: Blue Planet II: https://www.netflix.com/title/80990571 Retired Officer Michael Wood: https://tinyurl.com/ybkcrhwa As always, please leave us a wonderful review on Apple Podcast! All our social media: https://linktr.ee/youngmindspodcast youngmindspodcast.com Thank you!

Ever wonder what your life would be like if you were a walrus? It'd be weird, that's for sure. I dunno man, I just watched that Blue Planet II. That show makes ya think. Anyway, listen to the podcast, they've got some crazy stuff this week. You know the drill.

Starting December 16, ocean scientists will live-tweet the BBC documentary series Blue Planet II, available via Netflix.

On this episode of Humans of Chelmsford we meet ecopreneur and Anglia Ruskin University student Sarah Clark.Prior to 2016 Sarah was living her life just like anyone would, working and going month to month paying bills.However - in a similar vein to how the recent documentary Blue Planet II was received - one day in 2016 Sarah sat down to watch Before the Flood, fronted by actor Leonardo DiCaprio.That documentary had a huge personal effect on Sarah as it charted the crisis of climate change and what was happening in the world.She then started the journey that has led her to becoming Sustainable Sarah as well as her decision to stand for a seat at Chelmsford City Council in the upcoming elections in May.But at the heart of the battle is her children - the most important thing in her life.Everything she does, whether it is spreading awareness or changing her own life, is all down to her children and giving them a future on this planet.Listen to Sarah’s story above. Humans of Chelmsford is available on iTunes, Spotify, Acast, Stitcher, Player FM and on our website.Brought to you by Essex Live, Humans of Chelmsford is a podcast about inspiring people with incredible tales from across the city.Each show we uncover the stories you never knew existed about fellow Chelmsford residents and their lives.Music in this episode is from Broke For Free.For updates on the podcast follow the Facebook page or the Twitter page. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This is a conversation recorded by Kate Snowdon (https://kateonconservation.com/ and https://twitter.com/KateConsrvation ). Tania Esteban (https://www.treproductions.co.uk/ is a bilingual wildlife filmmaker and researcher who has worked with the BBC on various films, including Big Cats, which was her first break into the BBC. She has worked as a researcher on big titles such as Wild Cities and on digital projects for Our Planet, Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II. Kate talks to Tania about this experience so far, and her own film A Lion’s Tale, which is about the Born Free Foundation, and how this ties in with wider issues of the illegal wildlife trade. We hear Tania’s tips for making it as a wildlife filmmaker, who to find a niche in terms of style and technology – she shares her story of why she focussed on drones and their applications for both conservation research and wildlife filmmaking. The Wild Voices Project podcast tells the stories of people saving nature. You can find us online at www.wildvoicesproject.org and @WildVoicesProj on twitter. And you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Stitchr. We are part of WILDVoices media, a global production team bridging emerging storytellers with aspiring environmental professionals. Learn more about the global community at wild-voices.org.

Today's guest is one of the hottest young composers in the business right now. Jacob Shea worked under Hans Zimmer for years honing his craft, until eventually becoming the lead guy at Bleeding Fingers Custom Music Shop. He has composed Blue Planet II as well as Planet Earth II and a plethora of others. Jake and Jacob chat about his beginnings, working under Hans, and the projects he has scored recently.

Today's guest is one of the hottest young composers in the business right now. Jacob Shea worked under Hans Zimmer for years honing his craft, until eventually becoming the lead guy at Bleeding Fingers Custom Music Shop. He has composed Blue Planet II as well as Planet Earth II and a plethora of others. Jake and Jacob chat about his beginnings, working under Hans, and the projects he has scored recently.

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Rachelle Strauss is the founder of Zero Waste Week - a global campaign designed to raise awareness of waste and encourage people to send less stuff to landfill. Starting on 3rd September, Zero Waste Week 2018 will be all about reducing single use plastics. As China have announced they will no longer accept imported recycling and Blue Planet II raised mass awareness, the plastic pollution problem has inspired people all around the world to take action. The waste issue and it's environmental impact is no longer "out of sight, out of mind" This Zero Waste Week, if you want to get involved, the best thing to do is start by taking an audit of your current household waste so you know what your current situation is. Rachelle shares tips for how to do this and what to do next. In today's episode we talk all about how to get started with zero waste, how sustainable living can reconnect you to your local community and accessibility in the ethical space. Today's episode is all about approaching Zero Waste without getting overwhelmed. If you want to find out more about what can be recycled in your local area, check the website https://www.recyclenow.com/ Find out more about Zero Waste Week here: https://www.zerowasteweek.co.uk/   Our Zero Waste Week campaign is kindly sponsored by: Oddbox, Be For Change, The Berry Berry, Gone For Good, Zero Waste Market, The Green Edition, REGIFTWRAP™, Unwrpd, The Crop Club and Plastic Free Party Bags. Tune into the #EthicalHour Twitter Chat to discuss all things Zero Waste on Monday 3rd September 8pm UK time to meet our sponsors and learn more. If you're interested in starting or growing a business with purpose, you can access tailored training, advice and support inside the #EthicalHour community: https://ethicalhour.co.uk/our-community/

In humans if you have two X chromosomes you are female and if you have an X and a Y then you are male. It is textbook science. But CrowdScience listener Du in Singapore has done some extra homework and found a piece of intriguing fish research which suggests a different outcome, at least for one species – tilapia, a popular fish on restaurant menus worldwide and as it happens, the first fish to visit space. Whilst humans couldn’t exist without an X-chromosome, tilapia apparently, can. In fact, they are happy with just two Y chromosomes. The existence of this odd breed comes down to the tilapia fish’s ability to change from male to female. Nature has come up with an array of bizarre solutions when it comes to sex determination and what sets you on one genetic path or another. And like with the tilapia fish, the decision isn't always for life. Some species of fish, lizards and even birds sidestep the chromosome system and morph between the sexes to survive a changing environment. How can they have both genetic sex pathways latent within them? And why can’t humans do the same trick? Presenter: Marnie Chesterton Producer: Louisa Field (Photo: A male Asian sheepshead wrasse courting a female featured in BBC’s Blue Planet II. Credit: Getty Images)

Introduction  Recently watching “Blue Planet II.” Incredible documentary done by BBC.  When you watch this documentary you begin to realize how absolutely massive the ocean is.  71% of the earth’s surface is covered by water; only 5% of the ocean has been explored.  Its incredible to think about what new mysteries await us in the depths, and how those discoveries may very well change the way we look at the world.  Yet, even more incredible, is how important a small

[Watch the video interview on our YouTube Channel] Nature documentaries are unique in that the score is more important than ever in creating a narrative structure as well as an emotional pull. This genre is one of the purest forms of image and music working hand in hand, with only narration there as a guide for the audience. With Blue Planet II, Jacob Shea and David Fleming worked alongside Hans Zimmer to craft a hugely powerful and affecting score that brought our aquatic world to vivid life. Learn a little about how Jacob and David worked as additional composers to gain experience. Hear them dissect the process of working on Blue Planet II, and what their approach was to create this sonic world for some of the most breathtaking footage ever captured for a nature documentary. We chat about the collaborative nature of working with Hans Zimmer, how they built thematic structure, and what it means to work on something important from an educational standpoint. Jacob and David are quickly blazing their own paths in the industry. Please enjoy this fun and inspiring discussion with two leading talents in the next generation of composers working today. Interview Produced & Presented By: Kaya Savas Special Thanks: Jacob Shea, David Fleming, Andrew Cohen, Impact24 PR

A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to ‘curate the BBC’s Tweet of the Week’ archive. This meant I was given the chance to introduce the Tweet of the Day (daily birdsong) on BBC Radio 4 for two weeks. This was an incredible opportunity and I’d like to say a big thank you to Andrew Dawes, the Tweet of the Week producer, who invited me. This episode is a little behind the scenes glance at my day at BBC Radio Bristol. I managed to record a conversation with Andrew, a seasoned natural history producer, as well as with Emily Knight (@EmilyPKnight) and Becky Ripley (@Becky_Ripley), the presenters of the amazing Blue Planet II podcast. The Blue Planet II podcast is incredibly informative and fun and well worth having a listen to. You can hear the podcasts of my Tweet of the Week here (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p068w3tf) and here (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p069jt4n) on the BBC website. The Wild Voices Project podcast tells the stories of people saving nature. We are part of WILDVoices media, a global production team bridging emerging storytellers with aspiring environmental professionals. Find out more about us at wildvoicesproject.org. Learn more about the global community at wild-voices.org.

With Ted Giffords, Yolly Bosinger and Georgina Ward. Hosted by James Smith.

Welcome To The Party Pal returns with a true deep dive into BBC's Blue Planet II. Blue Planet II is a 2017 British nature documentary series on marine life produced by the BBC Natural History Unit. Like its predecessor, The Blue Planet (2001), it is narrated and presented by naturalist Sir David Attenborough, while the main music score was composed by Hans Zimmer. Using breakthroughs in science and cutting-edge technology to explore this final frontier, Blue Planet II presents compelling stories featuring astonishing characters, otherworldly places, and extraordinary animal behaviors. This episode of WTTPP presents an interview with Roger Horrocks, a renowned and extremely gifted wildlife cameraman who acts as one of the cinematographers on Blue Planet II. Roger has worked from the frozen poles to the tropical equator, specializing in immersive imagery of dynamic and fast moving animals and events. Roger is currently working on Our Planet, an eight part series for Netflix produced by Silverback Films, and Dolphin World for Disney Nature. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Silent W.C. Fields, classic O’Toole and Hepburn, legendary Jess Franco sexploitation, Oscar nominees and winners old and new and a HULU sensation… only on the DigiGods! DigiGods Podcast, 04/03/18 (MP3) — 35.58 MB right click to save Subscribe to the DigiGods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: 13 Reasons Why (DVD) Archer Season 8 (DVD) Basket Case - Limited Edition (Blu-ray) Basmati Blues (Blu-ray) Birdman of Alcatraz (Blu-ray) Blue Planet II (4k UHD Blu-ray) The Brokenwood Mysteries - Series 4 (DVD) The 'Burbs Collector's Edition (Blu-ray/DVD) Captain Fury (DVD) The Chastity Belt (DVD-R) Chokeslam (Blu-ray) Crossing the Bridge (1992) | Indian Summer (1993) - Double Feature (Blu-ray) Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency - Season Two (Blu-ray) Ferdinand (4k UHD Blu-ray) A Fistful of Dynamite (aka Duck, You Sucker!) (Blu-ray) The Governor: The Complete Collection (DVD) Great Balls of Fire! (Blu-ray) Hal Roach Forgotten Comedies Collection (DVD) The Hallelujah Trail (Blu-ray) The Handmaid's Tale - Season One (Blu-ray) It's the Old Army Game (Blu-ray) Joan of Arc: 70th Anniversary Edition (Blu-ray) Knightfall Season 1 (Blu-ray) Laugh-In - The Complete Third Season (DVD) Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (Blu-ray) The Lion in Winter: 50th Anniversary Edition (Blu-ray) Love, Lies & Records (DVD) Mary! Mary! (Blu-ray) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: It's a Beautiful Day Collection (DVD) Night Caller (DVD) No Orchids for Miss Blandish: 70th Anniversary Edition (Blu-ray) Path of Blood (Blu-ray) Penitentiary (Blu-ray) Permanent (Blu-ray) Peyton Place - Part Three (DVD) The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking (Blu-ray) The Sadist of Notre Dame (Blu-ray) Sinfonia Erotica (Blu-ray) Stingaree (Blu-ray) Suspiria 2-Disc Special Edition (Blu-ray) Sweet Virginia (Blu-ray) The Teenage Prostitution Racket (Blu-ray) Topaze (Blu-ray) Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary (Blu-ray) The Very Best of Victor Borge, Volume 1 (DVD) Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women / Thor and the Amazon Women (DVD-R) When Calls the Heart: The Heart of Homecoming (DVD) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

Susan Matthews, Dan Engber, Jacob Brogan, Kirsten Berg and Alex Barasch sit down for a science-filled spoiler special all about Blue Planet II. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Susan Matthews, Dan Engber, Jacob Brogan, Kirsten Berg and Alex Barasch sit down for a science-filled spoiler special all about Blue Planet II. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Susan Matthews, Dan Engber, Jacob Brogan, Kirsten Berg and Alex Barasch sit down for a science-filled spoiler special all about Blue Planet II. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Becky Ripley, one half of the team behind the recent Blue Planet II podcast, introduces this week's collection of episodes from Joe Acheson, David Rothenberg and Michael Morpurgo. Photograph: Christine Sweet.

On this podcast we explain the unexplainable. We solve the unsolvable. Our method is simple: We take the tiniest problem you might have, the grain of sand scratching at the back of your mind, and we roll it down a hill to see what it might pick up along the way, until that grain of sand has picked up dirt and sticks, until it's grown and grown, until it's the size of the Earth itself. Does that mean that any question, any problem, no matter how small or dumb, when properly spun out past its breaking point, can explain the important truths of life itself, of our existence on this planet? Probably not, but we'll keep trying for some reason. So ask away! Just don't ask us to explain this podcast. Fifty episodes in, it's abundantly clear that's one question we'll never answer. Discussed: Valentine's Day, Valentine's Boxing Day, what this podcast is, David Lynch, a Mythbuster, busting, Thimbleweed Park, real-life hint system, staying on the phone, Albert Brooks, the quantum physics of the universe, y'all, the Google/Facebook mega-matrix, Alexa, J.J. Abrams, 4468 Cloverfield, the incomprehensible infinitude of data we have at our disposal, trading hint futures on Wall St., real-life save system, Edge of Tomorrow, Live Die Repeat, respawning to prevent organ failure, Silicon Valley anti-toxin tech bro Peter Thiel, the most useful life (to benefit Peter Thiel), Lore Lord Bean, Important If True 35: "Hammacher, Schlemmer, and You", the death of tragic goose Thomas, the mixing up of Flemish words, too much clam in the beverage, Clamato, massively popular Canadian drink the Caesar, weathered old bromides Thank you all so much for listening to 50 episodes of Important If True! Send us your questions at questions@importantiftrue.com. If you enjoyed this and would like to subscribe to an ad-free feed, please consider supporting Idle Thumbs by backing our Patreon. Nick's Endorsement: Blue Planet II (Blu-ray, Amazon Video, Netflix) Jake's Endorsement: Slow Burn, a Slate podcast about the Watergate scandal Chris' Endorsement: A Very Fatal Murder, an Onion podcast satirizing true crime podcasts Chris' Secondary Endorsement: Extra long-handled shoehorn Sponsored By: Quip electric toothbrushes (your first brush head refill free), Tracy Carlson

Join Mark Brownlow, author & producer of Blue Planet II as he talks to Julia Wheeler about the Blue Planet II book and BBC TV series. Hear about how they brought to life the different habitats of the oceanic world. This talk features breath-taking stills and photographs from the BBC Natural History Unit’s spectacular footage. … Continue reading Blue Planet II: Stanfords Travel Writers Festival 2018

Join Mark Brownlow, author & producer of Blue Planet II as he talks to Julia Wheeler about the Blue Planet II book and BBC TV series. Hear about how they brought to life the different habitats of the oceanic world. This talk features breath-taking stills and photographs from the BBC Natural History Unit's spectacular footage. … Continue reading Blue Planet II: Stanfords Travel Writers Festival 2018

First sexual experience - checking the facts A short film for the Draw A Line campaign has made the claim that one in three girls first sexual experience is rape. This seems shockingly high, but what is the evidence? Is it just for the UK or a global figure? We go back to the reports that were used to source the claim, and find the research has been misinterpreted. How long can a shark go for without eating? A recent episode of Blue Planet II stated that after a large meal a Sixgill shark might not have to eat for 'up to an entire year'. Tim Harford speaks to Dr David Ebert, a shark expert who has studied the stomach contents of Sixgills over the years. And to Professor Alex Roger, a zoologist who advised the Blue Planet team, to try and find out how accurate the claim is and why the deep sea is still a mystery. The wonder of Prime Numbers Oxford mathematician Vicky Neale talks about her new book - Closing The Gap - and how mathematicians have striven to understand the patterns behind prime numbers. Multiple grannies A Swiss mummy has recently been identified as a distant ancestor of Boris Johnson. But some people have been getting tangled up over just how many great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandmothers the Foreign Secretary might have. We tackle an email from one listener - none other than the broadcaster Stephen Fry.

Blue Planet II is one of the most stunning visual achievements of the year. The new BBC America nature documentary takes viewers deep beneath the waves to observe strange creatures and the delicate balance that keeps the world's largest habitat in harmony.  The miniseries is also a huge sonic accomplishment in representing the sounds of the sea. Crackling icebergs, creatures scuttling along the seafloor, and water washing along — they all contribute to a show that sounds like nothing else. Much of that is thanks to the music, composed by the team of Jacob Shea, David Fleming, and Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer. The series' musical themes evoke the undulation of the waves and the beauty of the undersea habitat. What Zimmer describes as the ocean's "epic" quality is evident throughout. Zimmer, Shea, and Fleming joined Todd this week to talk about writing the series' music, and after that conversation, he talks with series producers Orla Doherty, Mark Brownlow, and James Honeyborne about how the series captured some of the most dazzling images of the ocean ever put on film. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Visto che l'estate non è alle porte, Andrea e Giuliano dedicano l'episodio 189 al mare, cercando di non sentirne la mancanza (né di sentire quella di Licia, ovviamente).Dopo un breve commento sui potenziali partiti di ispirazione scientifica che potrebbero presentarsi alle elezioni del futuro, entriamo nell'argomento con qualche numero che ci consenta di capire quanto sia immensa la massa d'acqua che copre oltre il 70% del nostro pianeta.Di lì, iniziamo a descrivere qualche adattamento particolare degli organismi marini che meglio si sono integrati nei molteplici ambienti che troviamo negli oceani, siano costieri e pieni di luce e ossigeno, o abissali, nella più totale oscurità.Torniamo a galla per riparlare, dopo averne raccontato un paio d'anni fa sul blog, delle onde granita del New England, un fenomeno raro e affascinante della natura... con un curioso collegamento con la nascita della vita sulla Terra.Chiudiamo con la recensione di Giuliano su Blue Planet II, la nuova serie di documentari della BBC sugli oceani, un piccolo capolavoro - figlio di uno sforzo immenso, persino più grande di quello che di solito riescono a fare gli scienziati.

Emily Knight, one half of the team behind the recent Blue Planet II podcast, introduces this week's collection of episodes from wildlife cameraman Doug Allan.

Lassan véget ér az évvégi hajtás-pajtás, úgyhogy sikerült összehoznunk egy rövid majd 3 órát. Mindezt, szokás szerint főtéma nélkül, de ezúttal kivételesen ez is volt a terv! :) Egy kis sorozatozás: Próbáljátok be az Anime Crime Division netes sorit! Elindult az Agents of Shield 5. évad. Reméljük, találtak írókat a szünetben. Kint van a Dark első évada. Uncsi. (?) Gotham: trash, de jó! Félidő környékén a Supernatural 13. évad. Megy, megy, de azért öregszik. The Orville - végső pálcatörés az első évad végén. Vajon megkapja Seth a lehetőséget, hogy megtekintsük a második évadot is? Izgalom! Rejtély! Dráma! Véget ért a Mr. Robot 3. évad, és AZTAK*RVA! Khmm… szóval nem volt rossz, na! Marvel’s The Punisher Nézzétek meg a Siberia c. 2013-as sorozatot, de ne olvassatok utána semmit! Megemlékezünk a Lemony Snicket’s A series of unfortunate events első, nyomasztó évadáról. Beteg, elszállt, de végülis jó: Future Man. Flash bebombázott: Manhunt: Unabomber. Állítólag jó, de még nem láttuk: Erased. Blue Planet II ...meg még egy csomó januári-februári sorozatindulást felsorolunk. (Altered Carbon trailer.) Közben szóba került pár dolog: Megjelent a Frontiers Saga legújabb része (angolul). Megint kicsit nosztalgiázunk R. A. Salvatore műveivel kapcsolatban. Aztán egy gyors áttekintés a jövőre érkező filmekről! Csak a rövidített lista rövidítése: Avengers: Thanos Mindenkit Szopat előzetes. Pacific Rim: Uprising. Meglátjuk… Jó lesz-e a Tomb Raider? Jurassic World 2. M-I-É-R-T-?-?-? Nem sokára itt a Bright! A Wrinkle In Time előzetes. Mackey bácsi húga karatéjozik! Alita: Battle Angel trailer. Új előzetes jött az Annihilationhöz - így már lehet, hogy nem lesz rossz. Előre szóltunk: Geostorm Adászáró zenénk az adás számához illően került kiválasztásra. Elérhetőségek: Web oldalunk ITunes TuneIn RSS Twitter Facebook Ha tetszett a műsor, itt adhatsz borravalót a műsorvezetőknek!  

I ask myself three questions on today's Ocean Talk Friday episode: 1) Will charging 3 men with animal cruelty deter others from hurting animals?; 2) Did Blue Planet II help save the Ocean by raising awareness? Was it designed to do that? 3) Did you know some Shrimp are injected with a chemical called CMC to make them look bigger?  This episode is brought to you courtesy of our Patreon Contributors that help pay for equipment, software and my time that I dedicate to creating content for this podcast. I offer a number of incentives to the Patrons including a once a month Q&A on Marine Science and Conservation Careers, Merchandise, and more! It's to thank those of you who are supporting my own efforts of Science Communication. I will also be bringing some shorter interviews with some colleagues that will only be available to Patrons.  Contribute to our Patreon Campaign   Don't forget to join our Speak Up For Blue Facebook Group to join like-minded individuals who are all about living for a better Ocean. Join our Facebook Group for the Podcast.

Chris and Ian discuss Apple Bugs, YouTube and AlphaZero http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode324/DigitalOutbox-324-171208.mp3 Download iTunes MP3 Shownotes Huge security flaw lets anyone log into a High Sierra Mac About the security content of Security Update 2017-001 Apple breaks file sharing on Macs while fixing 'huge' password security flaw Apple releases iOS 11.2 with date crashing fix, Apple Pay Cash included, other changes Uber says 2.7 million in UK were affected by security breach Kaspersky Labs: Warning over Russian anti-virus software AlphaZero AI beats champion chess program after teaching itself in four hours Firms ditch YouTube ads over predatory comments on videos of children Google to hire thousands of moderators after outcry over YouTube abuse video YouTube is launching its own take Stories with a new video format called ‘Reels’ Google is pulling YouTube off the Fire TV and Echo Show as feud with Amazon grows Amazon Prime Video finally arrives on Apple TV, months after original announcement Blue Planet II comes to iPlayer in 4K HDR

***文化土豆北京听众《嘉年华》观影会邀请***文化土豆11月26日中午在北京会举办一个听友和嘉宾的观影会如果你愿意参加，请通过以下链接登记参加：https://www.eventbrite.com/e/40704183308*************************************文化土豆番外篇：游戏和社会流动性沙龙***http://www.culturepotato.com/blog/extragameandsociety上周六，益康糯米去了位于北京798艺术区的北京现代汽车文化中心参加了一场关于电子游戏和社会流动性的分享会。如果你对这个话题感兴趣，可以听一听这次节目的录音。**********************************这周录制节目的嘉宾是龙荻和Alex，晏礼中去陕西办道士证去了，don't ask me why！这次录音有点像一个流行通信和文化土豆的crossover，更像一个闲聊天。不知道你们更喜欢哪种风格的节目，欢迎给我们反馈。我们的话题是《东方快车》上的谋杀案和BBC的自然历史纪录片《蓝色星球II》，不过好像到后来还散发到了减肥和性侵等更让我们嘉宾着迷的话题。节目中提到其他信息如下：《东方快车谋杀案》JD图书：https://item.jd.com/12124169.html2017新版：https://movie.douban.com/subject/25790761/1974老版爱奇艺VIP可播放：http://www.iqiyi.com/v_19rrmy66ls.html电影《十二怒汉》（1957）豆瓣：https://movie.douban.com/subject/1293182/《尼罗河上的惨案》图书：https://item.jd.com/11323382.html1978年老版爱奇艺VIP可播放：http://www.iqiyi.com/v_19rrkgfr8g.htmlAlex提到的美国硬汉派侦探小说作者是劳伦斯·布洛克（Lawrence Block），他笔下的人物叫 Matthew Scudder豆瓣小组：https://www.douban.com/group/38701/美剧《神探阿蒙》/Monk豆瓣：https://movie.douban.com/subject/1394204/纪录片：Blue Planet I/蓝色星球I腾讯VIP可播放：http://v.qq.com/x/cover/zgsttfm0nz6x2ol.html纪录片：Blue Planet II/蓝色星球IIhttp://v.qq.com/x/cover/t6udtxyvbhbbxv2.html纪录片：Planet Earth I/地球脉动Ihttp://v.qq.com/detail/2/22uf4asvyastvv6.html纪录片：Planet Earth II/地球脉动IIhttp://v.qq.com/detail/0/0qcd5h3k537846y.html视频：奥巴马采访Sir David Attenborough油管：http://t.im/1h0u2视频：Radiohead和Hans Zimmer合作会给《蓝色星球II》配乐油管：http://t.im/1h0uh特写：我们谈到的《时尚先生》的特写是关于“山东远洋渔船凶杀案事件”新浪博客：http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_49de2ed60102wofq.html电影：Lord Richard Attenborough 1969年的电影《多可爱的战争》 O What A Lovely War!腾讯VIP可播放：https://v.qq.com/x/cover/osgjoayjv22bvl0.html嘉宾推荐：龙荻推荐的图书洛丽·摩尔尔的文集《美国鸟人》豆瓣：https://book.douban.com/subject/5612203/益康糯米推荐的油管Red原创美剧 Life Line油管：http://t.im/1h0ulAlex推荐的饮食方案叫：生酮饮食，请在改变你膳食方案前问问大夫反馈邮箱：zyifan@me.com嘉宾：@益康糯米 @龙荻D @绝对是个妞 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ocean Talk Friday is all about dealing with human issues (as much of marine conservation is!). I start off today by talking about a 210,000 gallon oil leak of the Keystone Pipeline in South Dakota last week as well as some news about the Keystone XL pipeline construction. Next I talk about how we should use science communication for conservation via the Blue Planet II series and their assumption that a pilot whale calf died of toxins related plastic pollution in its mother's milk and how one scientist (and some conservative websites) picked up on the inaccuracy.  Enjoy the Podcast!!! Let me know what you think of the episode by joining our Facebook Group for the Podcast. Support Speak Up For Blue's Efforts to build a platform to raise awareness for Marine Science and Conservation and help you live for a better Ocean. Contribute to our Patreon Campaign

Tom & Suzi are back in the studio and cover Christmas, free breakfasts, Blue Planet II and buying houses, amongst other topics. This episode of Like Minded Friends is brought to you by Casper Mattresses. Get £55 off at Casper.com when you use the promo code FRIENDS See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gente, o programa é especial porque é o nosso último do ano. Calma – voltaremos! Mas por enquanto, venha ouvir sobre a ‘monografia' do Trump, as lindas histórias do #dateruim, marmotas de bêbados e a tatuagem da Thais causando controvérsia. Aperta o ‘play'! LINKS: #DateRuim: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23DateRuim&lang=en-gb The Walking Dead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Walking_Dead_(TV_series) William Wordsworth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Wordsworth Thor: Ragnarok: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor:_Ragnarok e https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Chris+Hemsworth&num=50&safe=active&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiHm9DmhsTXAhVJqxoKHU5yBW0Q_AUICigB&biw=1517&bih=707 Blue Planet II: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Planet_II Pitanga: http://www.adorocinema.com/filmes/filme-244733/ Telegram @chacomrapadura: https://telegram.me/chacomrapadura O que assistir: http://oqueassistir.com.br/ HQ sem roteiro: http://hqsemroteiro.iradex.net/ Cultura Nerd e Geek: http://culturanerdegeek.com.br/podcasts/alias PodProgramar: https://mundopodcast.com.br/podprogramar/ OFilmante: https://www.ofilmante.com.br/ Café com porrada: https://soundcloud.com/cafecomporrada

Chicane is back in the studio for another of Sun:Sets music featuring tracks from London Grammar, Cazzette, Nic Fanciulli, Ruben De Ronde, Hans Zimmer and many more. 1. Roald Velden - People Come People Go (Original Mix)2. Vince Forwards - Naturalism (Original Mix)3. Vrosteio - Tunnelled Light4. Soundtrack Selection: Chosen by Ray in HullHans Zimmer & Radiohead - (Ocean) Bloom (From the BBC’s Blue Planet II)5. Nic Fanciulli - Saying feat. Damon Albarn (Original Mix)6. Michel Lomar - Venus Tide7. London Grammar - Hell To The Liars (Gorgon City Remix)8. CAZZETTE ft. The High - Sleepless (Club Edit) 9. BluBird - Love Back (Larry Cadge & Adam Helder Remix) 10. Gareth Wyn - You Got This 11. Ruben de Ronde - They Are Not You (LTN Remix)

Becky and Emily dive into episode 1 of Blue Planet II and discover self-medicating dolphins, the unexpected intelligence of fish and a whole lot of beautiful breaching. They hear from Hanz Zimmer and find out more from the series sound designer, about the skill and finesse it takes to take you on a sonic journey under the water.

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Sam and Simon have started a business! With EACH OTHER! It's made them contemplate the joys of tiny ambitions, tiny spaces, and caring about tiny problems.Also howzit, American friends. Y'all okay over there? Things seem pretty bleak. We're sending cuddles.Things we talk about in this episode:Being an entrepreneur is 90% doing adminBusiness science is astrologyThe few things Simon can't live without: Levis 510s, Superga sneakers, and his Samson Go MicSam Harris talking to Scott Adams about TrumpThe Nintendo SwitchHow the US Army uses Sci-fi movies to recruit peopleUlysses, Sam's favourite writing app, and iBooks AuthorThe Economy, an economics textbook for the 21st CenturyThe trailer for Blue Planet II “Motivation consists not of massive bursts of inspiration but instead finding joy in little everyday activities.” — @dailyzen on Twitter

A cura di Tommaso PerroneIl glifosato finisce sotto osservazione anche oltralpe. In Francia, infatti, è da giorni che non si fa altro che parlare della presenza dell’erbicida sintetizzata per la prima volta da Monsanto nel 53 per cento dei prodotti alimentari analizzati dalla ong Generations Futures. La ricerca francese fa dunque il paio a quella condotta in Italia dal Test-Il Salvagente che aveva analizzato diverse marche di pasta. Qui tutta la notizia: http://life.gt/francia-glifosatoLe ali di farfalla sono un capolavoro dell'evoluzione che risale a quasi 60 milioni di anni fa, grazie a un gene 'pittore' che disegna strisce e colori per le varie specie. La novità è il risultato di una ricerca coordinata dal biologo Arnaud Martin per la George Washington University. "Ora sappiamo perché le farfalle hanno bellissimi disegni colorati", afferma Martin. "Solitamente servono per trovare un partner, oppure è una forma di adattamento, per proteggersi dai predatori. Quello che è davvero misterioso è come sia possibile disegnare questi punti e queste strisce e come si generi questa complessità".La colonna sonora del documentario sugli oceani Blue Planet II, prodotto dalla Bbc dopo quattro anni di riprese nei fondali più remoti della Terra, conterrà anche una versione orchestrale di Bloom, un brano dei Radiohead contenuto nell’album “The King of Limbs”. La nuova versione si chiama Ocean Bloom ed è stata realizzata insieme al compositore Hans Zimmer, vincitore del premio Oscar per le musiche de “Il re leone”. http://life.gt/francia-glifosato