Podcast appearances and mentions of David Gruber

As November approaches, two near opposites clash for the nation's highest office. It's Ven Hess, firebrand populist breaking all the old rules, known as "The Hessian" for his intimidating tactics on the pitcher's mound, versus Democrat Alec Maynard, an African American Admiral with his own flaws but who offers the nation at least some hope of normalcy. Pete Vankov, a political operative known as the "Dark Angel" because of his reputation for winning at all costs, spearheads the Hess campaign. Meanwhile, an estranged colleague, David Gruber, together with The Globe's political reporter, Jane Berglund, devises a plan to thwart Vankov's march towards a dirty and dangerous victory. Who wins? With Guile, veteran political strategist Craig Snyder has written a thriller exposing the dark underbelly of American politics, a novel rich in suspense and intrigue that will have readers turning its pages quickly in rueful anticipation of the next election.

Il sogno di dialogare con gli altri animali accompagna l'essere umano da epoche lontane e miti sepolti nel tempo. Ma ogni essere vivente è immerso nel proprio ambiente, e a ogni intelligenza corrisponde un mondo. L'obiettivo del Progetto CETI è cercare di superare questo ostacolo. CETI è un progetto titanico, dove collaborano molti esperti di varie discipline: cetologi, informatici, linguisti, esperti di robotica e crittografia. Il progetto è nato ad Harvard nel 2019, in una riunione presieduta dal biologo David Gruber. Gruber, intervistato dalla rivista Nature, ha dichiarato che l'obiettivo di CETI è “imparare a comunicare con una balena in modo tale da potersi scambiare idee ed esperienze”. È un obiettivo realistico? È davvero possibile visitare gli altri mondi? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

These gentle giants of the ocean have long been a source of fascination for us humans. And while researchers have made huge gains in fostering a greater understanding of these majestic creatures in recent decades, the use of AI may have just cracked open the mother lode of all puzzles: their language. Could this lead to one day the possibility of talking with whales? David Gruber, the founder & president of Project CETI, an interdisciplinary scientific and conservation project aimed at listening to and translating the communication of sperm whales, joins The Excerpt to share this exciting new development.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

These gentle giants of the ocean have long been a source of fascination for us humans. And while researchers have made huge gains in fostering a greater understanding of these majestic creatures in recent decades, the use of AI may have just cracked open the mother lode of all puzzles: thier language. Could this lead to one day the possibility of talking with whales? David Gruber, the founder & president of Project CETI, an interdisciplinary scientific and conservation project aimed at listening to and translating the communication of sperm whales, joins The Excerpt to share this exciting new development.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If aliens landed on Earth tomorrow, how would we talk with them? Well, we already have a kind of creature on this planet we could attempt to talk to first, and in the last few years a team of renowned scientists have been exploring the ocean studying sperm whales to get that conversation going.David Gruber is a professor of biology and environmental science at CUNY and the founder of Project CETI, an interdisciplinary scientific initiative that is using the latest developments in AI to understand, and possibly communicate with, sperm whales. The day when we break the cross-species communication barrier may be here sooner than you think. Just this year CETI managed to decode what could be called a sperm whale “alphabet”.

Jason opens the show finally able to share his story about ordering a steak at lunch with David Gruber...and it doesn't live up to the hype. Did Joe Barry sound like a defeated man during his press conference with the media in Green Bay on Thursday? Also, the Green and Gold Game Preview looking ahead to Packers-Panthers on Christmas Eve.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea talks with David Gruber about a proposed solar farm in Columbia County Then, Brea Barthel heads to the Book House to get some cookbook suggestions. Later on, Amy Halloran joins us to share an upcoming project coming to Troy where she will collect food memories. After that, we look back at Dulicina Diggs' interview with comedian and scientist Ben Miller. Finally, Thom Francis talks with Don Maurer on talking with poets

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Episode Summary:On this World Whale Day we devote our episode to the Ocean - one of the most important places on our planet and home to thousand of different plant and animal species. The aquatic ecosystems make up 70.8 percent of the earth's surface and act as a buffer against many critical global issues including pollution and over-harvesting, it is a source of half of the oxygen we breathe. We have the pleasure to meet Markus Reymann, a Director of TBA21–Academy and an advocate for ocean literacy, research and conservation. He expands on his mission and tells us about how creativity and global collaboration with tribalizers in the fields of art and science - such as Olafur Eliasson, David Gruber and the new exhibition with Wu Tsang 'Of Whales' opening this 21st of February - can foster ocean's restoration.The Speaker:Markus Reymann is Director of TBA21–Academy, a non-profit cultural organization he co-founded in 2011 that fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and exchange surrounding the most urgent ecological, social, and economic issues facing our oceans today. Reymann leads the Academy's engagement with artists, activists, scientists, and policy-makers worldwide, resulting in the creation of new commissions, new bodies of knowledge, and new policies advancing the conservation and protection of the oceans. In March 2019, TBA21–Academy launched Ocean Space, a new global port for ocean literacy, research, and advocacy. Located in the restored Church of San Lorenzo in Venice, Italy, Ocean Space is activated by the itinerant Academy and its network of partners, including universities, NGOs, museums, government agencies, and research institutes from around the world.Follow Markus Reymann, TBA21-Academy and Ocean Space journey.Hosts: Farah Piriye & Elizabeth Zhivkova, ZEITGEIST19 FoundationFor sponsorship enquiries, comments, ideas and collaborations, email us at info@zeitgeist19.com Follow us on InstagramHelp us to continue our mission and to develop our podcast: Donate

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Homer & Tony argue about the bet regarding Patrick Baldwin Jr.'s school selection, Homer threatens to take his case to David Gruber, the guys are at odds about texting vs. calling and the level of communication that both offer, Packers reporter Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest on Aaron Rodgers and all things Green & Gold and another Oreo edition of Are You Smarter Than?

Animals are communicating -- but what are they saying? And can we talk back? Marine biologist David Gruber introduces Project CETI: a team of scientists, linguists and AI specialists hoping to decode sperm whale language. Using noninvasive robots and a machine-learning algorithm to collect and analyze millions of sperm whale vocalizations known as coda, the team aims to demystify the communication structures and dialects of these majestic creatures -- and possibly even crack the interspecies communication code. (This ambitious plan is a part of the Audacious Project, TED's initiative to inspire and fund global change.)

Animals are communicating -- but what are they saying? And can we talk back? Marine biologist David Gruber introduces Project CETI: a team of scientists, linguists and AI specialists hoping to decode sperm whale language. Using noninvasive robots and a machine-learning algorithm to collect and analyze millions of sperm whale vocalizations known as coda, the team aims to demystify the communication structures and dialects of these majestic creatures -- and possibly even crack the interspecies communication code. (This ambitious plan is a part of the Audacious Project, TED's initiative to inspire and fund global change.)

Animals are communicating -- but what are they saying? And can we talk back? Marine biologist David Gruber introduces Project CETI: a team of scientists, linguists and AI specialists hoping to decode sperm whale language. Using noninvasive robots and a machine-learning algorithm to collect and analyze millions of sperm whale vocalizations known as coda, the team aims to demystify the communication structures and dialects of these majestic creatures -- and possibly even crack the interspecies communication code. (This ambitious plan is a part of the Audacious Project, TED's initiative to inspire and fund global change.)

Craig Karmazin, David Gruber and Stephen Watson break down the West and East regions of the NCAA Tournament and give their tips for each.

Craig Karmazin, David Gruber and Stephen Watson look at the South and Midwest regions of the NCAA Tournament bracket, give their Final Four selections and make their pick for this years national champion.

Chus Martinez is one of the most speculative and critical minds within contemporary art and the curatorial field. We’ll hear her discussing the possible and perhaps necessary end of the art institution as we know it, and on what can be done to imagine other art sustaining environments. Towards an understanding of art, that is more in tune with the growing complexity of life, and one that is more at peace with its transformative role within this complexity.Chus has an internationally acclaimed curatorial practice that spans over almost two decades that generated myriad exhibitions, publications, and at times some of the most unexpected forms of cultural production. She is currently the director of the Art Institute at the FHNW Academy of Art and Design, Basel. https://institut-kunst.ch/en/we-are/studium-master/Chus was writing a short story a day and keeping the doctor away during the first COVID-19 outbreak. She published her stories through Instagram and later on compiled them into a book titled “Let life Happen to You” published by Lenz Press. https://lenz.press/products/corona-tales-let-life-happen-to-youSuzi Gablik is an artist, author and art critic, and a professor of art history and art criticism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzi_GablikDeep ecology is an environmental philosophy which promotes the inherent worth of all living beings regardless of their instrumental utility to human needs, plus the restructuring of modern human societies in accordance with such ideas. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_ecologyCarolyn Christov-Bakargiev is a writer, art historian and curator whom was the Artistic Director of dOCUMENTA (13).TBA21–Academy is an institutiton that promotes ocean literacy, research, and advocacy through the arts. The Academy is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of the ocean in order to engendering creative solutions to its most pressing issues. https://www.tba21.org/#item--academy--1819Donna Haraway is a leading scholar in the field of science and technology studies with a focus on contemporary ecofeminism, associated with post-humanism and new materialism movements. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donna_HarawayStephen Wright is a writer and gardener based in France. He was the guest of the first episode of Ahali. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode-1-stephen-wrightPromise No Promises! is a podcasts series produced by the Womxn’s Center for Excellence, a research project between the Art Institute and the Instituto Susch—a joint venture with Grażyna Kulczyk and Art Stations Foundation. It features a special chapter titled Feminism Under Corona chapter with Sonia Fernandez Pan is a Spanish thinker, curator and writer and according to Chus, a fantastic person :) https://institut-kunst.ch/we-explore/podcast-promise-no-promises/Phenomenal Ocean is a podcast series produced by Institut Kunst and TBA-21 Academy to pose questions in pursuit of a non-binary understanding of the coexistence of culture and nature, of us as living beings and the ocean. https://institut-kunst.ch/we-explore/podcast-phenomenal-ocean/Joan Jonas is a pioneer artist whose work typically encompasses video, performance, installation, sound, text, and drawing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_JonasJon Mikel Euba is an artist whose work is grounded in drawing as a procedure, and sculpture as a program, resolved in diverse media. https://dutchartinstitute.eu/page/6012/jon-mikel-eubaItziar Okariz is an artist whose work examines the ties between landscape and architecture, sign and ritual, or sexuality and territory.Joan Jonas’ work “Moving Off the Land" (2016–ongoing) includes video, sculpture, drawing, and sound, centring on the oceans as a totemic, spiritual, and ecological touchstone. The performance was commissioned by TBA21–Academy and first presented in parallel to the 2016 Kochi – Muziris Biennale, and again in collaboration with Tate Modern at the Turbine Hall in 2018. https://www.ocean-space.org/exhibitions/joan-jonas-moving-off-landDavid Gruber is an American marine biologist, a Presidential Professor of Biology and Environmental Sciences and a National Geographic Explorer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Gruber

Rabbi David Gruber of Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance has a transformative policy to end homelessness, and it begins with a home.

In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit dem Direktor des Naturmuseums Südtirol über die Mondlandung. Dieses historische Ereignis sorgt auch bei uns für viel Gesprächsstoff. Von der derzeitigen Ausstellung im Museum, über Verschwörungstheorien bis hin zum Raumschiff selbst: Für jeden ist etwas dabei. Außerdem durften wir einen Einblick in den Beruf als Museumsdirektor bekommen. In quest'episodio abbiamo parlato con David Gruber, il direttore del museo di scienze naturali Alto Adige. Abbiamo parlato dello sbarco sulla luna cinquant'anni fa. Questo evento storico ci ha dato molto da parlare. Dall'attuale mostra nel museo ad alcune teorie di cospirazione fino all'astronave stessa: ci sono molte cose interessanti. Inoltre abbiamo avuto la possibilità di scoprire molto sulla professione del direttore di un museo.

James Nestor is an author and journalist who has written for Outside Magazine, Men's Journal, National Public Radio, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Scientific American, Surfer's Journal, Dwell Magazine, The San Francisco Chronicle, and more. His book, DEEP: Freediving, Renegade Science, and What The Ocean Tells Us about Ourselves (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) was released in the United States and UK in June 2014.DEEP was a BBC Book of the Week, a Finalist for the PEN American Center Best Sports Book of the Year, an Amazon Best Science Book of 2014, BuzzFeed 19 Best Nonfiction Books of 2014, ArtForum Top 10 Book of 2014, New York Times Book Review Editor’s Choice, Scientific American Recommended Read, Christian Science Monitor Editor’s Pick, and more. The book follows clans of extreme athletes, adventurers, and scientists as they plumb the limits of the ocean's depths and uncover weird and wondrous new discoveries that, in many cases, redefine our understanding of the ocean and ourselves. In 2017, Nestor and National Geographic Explorer and marine scientist, David Gruber, launched CETI (Cetacean Echolocation Translation Initiative), a nonprofit research group that develops and employs technologies such as machine learning and Artificial IntelligenceI to decipher the language of sperm whales. James Nestor is currently finishing a new book for Penguin/Riverhead which follows pulmonology scientists on the edge of startling new discoveries and "pulmonauts" who are tapping the human body's hidden potential in endurance, weight control, immune response, and longevity, all by harnessing breath, our most basic -- and misunderstood -- biological function. The yet-to-be-titled book will be published worldwide in late 2020.Learn More about James Nestor: https://www.mrjamesnestor.com/Find Happiness Patterns on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/happinesspatterns/Rate and review us on iTunes:https://apple.co/2IrmXIQHappiness Patterns Channel on YouTube:http://bit.ly/2JVZ0LE(Our YT channel has been created recently and we started publishing our first interviews there - it's not up to date with Podcast)

On this episode of 'Homeless in San Diego: Real People, Real Stories,' host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes Carl Falconer and David Gruber. Carl is the President and CEO of the Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance and David is their Development and Communications Director. In our first ever phone call podcast, calling from miles and miles away, the good people at MDHA discuss some of the work our organizations have in common. David, podcast aficionado, found out about our work through this very podcast. Wanting to speak about the homelessness crisis, David understands that this issue isn’t unique to any one city. From permanent supportive housing to street outreach, the services we both provide and the coalitions we seek to form, perhaps speak to something deeper: a shared commitment to helping our fellow neighbor…. Even if that neighbor is miles and miles away! 

David Gruber - National Geographic Emerging Explorer, marine biologist, coral reef and photosynthesis expert, and underwater photographer, along with Becky Baines - Vice President & Editorial Director of National Geographic Kids, discuss ‘The Nebula Secret’, the first book in the NEW Explorer Academy series, published by National Geographic Kids Books. Written by Trudi Trueit and illustrated by Scott Plumbe, the book dives deep into ocean exploration, and brings together a diverse, multicultural cast of characters for a thrilling quest that combines science-based fact with futuristic fun. More: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/explorer-academy/ Featured music is 'Ka'ena Dream' by www.MakanaMusic.comThis segment is sponsored by www.SuperCamp.com

December 18th - David Gruber, John Murray, Drew Curtis

December 18th - David Gruber, John Murray, Drew Curtis

The deep ocean is the least explored environment on Earth, and scientists estimate that many thousands of species are yet to be encountered. Marine researchers depend on tools primarily developed for the military or the oil and gas industry to study and capture undersea organisms. Many of them are extremely fragile, some thousands of years old, and too often they are damaged or destroyed by equipment that is hard, bulky, and hard to control. In this episode of Disruptive, Rob Wood, a roboticist and Core Faculty member at the Wyss Institute, and David Gruber, a marine biologist at Baruch College, discuss a chance encounter that led them to develop soft robotic tools that enable a new, non-invasive approach to interacting with deep ocean life.

On better customer experience through refining process and removing waste, David Gruber, "there's a tremendous focus on how to get cost out of the system. One of those costs are these negative processing, or the irritants that members are actually experiencing- if you have to call customer care six times to get some issue resolved- that is actually waste within the system. That waste is actually translating into higher costs for members. How do you now actually get that cost out of the system? That's through better customer experience and understanding what members are wanting."

What’s your favorite app right now? Is the first question for guests at the start of each Tech Bites episode. With more than a 100 shows broadcast, we’ve had some fun answers and interesting discoveries. This compilation episode features: Episode 4 Julia Weinberg, Delectables. Episode 18 David Gruber and Pam Lewy, B&B Hospitality Group. Episode 24 Tony Aiazzi and Xavier X Mariezcurrena, Choux Box. Episode 85 Amanda Shapiro, Editor Healthyish/Bon Appétit. Tech Bites is powered by Simplecast

Baruch associate biology professor David Gruber was at a National Geographic Explorers meeting showing video of deep sea coral reef research when a fellow Explorer wondered if he had heard of soft robotics and whether that tool could be used in Gruber’s work. “There’s no biologist who’s using squishy robot fingers to go underwater,” Gruber says. He changed that by trying out the technology during a weeklong expedition on reefs deep in the Red Sea using Baruch’s remotely operated submarine. With the soft robotics, one can “work delicately with deep coral reef organisms,” Gruber says. And who knew Baruch has a submarine?

Baruch College holds its fifty-first commencement exercises on May 27, 2016 at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York. Addressing the ceremony are keynote speaker U.S. Senator Charles Schumer and valedictorian of the Class of 2016, Natan Wise. Baruch also bestowed awards on four faculty members, David Gruber, Mary Kern, Mary McGlynn, and Kannan Mohan.

Baruch College holds its fifty-first commencement exercises on May 27, 2016 at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York. Addressing the ceremony are keynote speaker U.S. Senator Charles Schumer and valedictorian of the Class of 2016, Natan Wise. Baruch also bestowed awards on four faculty members, David Gruber, Mary Kern, Mary McGlynn, and Kannan Mohan.

What a terrifically "diverse" show this week as we hear excerpts of debbie's exclusive interview with Joseph Fiennes talking Kevin Reynold's RISEN, a unique telling of the crucifixion, resurrection and ascension of Christ as seen from the eyes of a non-believer with the approach of a mystery/detective story. A compelling journey for believers and non-believers alike. And we get started with some excerpts of debbie's exclusive interview with RACE director Stephen Hopkins who brings the amazing story of Jesse Owens' journey to the 1936 Olympics to the big screen. Delving into the political and societal machinations both in the United States and in Nazi Germany, Hopkins focuses on Jesse Owens the man and the triumph of friendship and sportsmanship. Joining BEHIND THE LENS live is special guest, Markus Reymann. Currently appearing in the hilarious dark comedy short from Sheri Sussman, One Night in Hollywood (a fave here at BEHIND THE LENS), in addition to his acting, Markus is also Director of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary Academy, a unique venture which puts artists with cutting edge scientists and thinkers to communicate the issues of our time. Reymann and TBA have spearheaded some important environmental and oceanic philanthropy with the Alligator Head Foundation and Marine Lab and Mexico's Cabo Pulmo marine protected area and national park and others, all of which is being documented on film. Given the surge and success of documentaries like "Racing Extinction" and "Energizing Our World", among others, we see the importance of melding science and the arts, something that Markus showcases with TBA21 documentary shorts, including one on the discovery of a biofluorescent hawksbill sea turtle, which discovery was made by Markus and marine biologist David Gruber! http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

해양생물학자이자 탐험 사진가인 데이비드 그루버(David Gruber)는 바닷속에서 놀라운 발견을 했습니다. 바닷속의 희미한 푸른빛 속에서 여러 가지 색으로 빛나는 수중 생명체들이죠. 그가 발견한 형광 상어, 해마, 바다거북들 등과 함께 그의 탐사여정을 함께하고, 이 발광 생명체가 어떻게 인간의 뇌를 이해하는데 도움이 될 수 있는지 배워보는 시간을 가져보세요.

A pocos metros bajo la superficie marina, el biólogo marino y fotógrafo-explorador David Gruber descubrió algo increíble: una nueva y sorprendente especie de criaturas marinas que brillan en diferentes colores en el intenso azul del océano. Embárcate en este viaje en busca de tiburones, caballitos de mar y tortugas marinas biofluorescentes entre otros, y descubre cómo estas criaturas luminiscentes pueden iluminar un nuevo camino hacia nuestra mente.

Juste en-dessous des vagues, le photographe David Gruber, biologiste marin et explorateur, a découvert quelque chose d'incroyable : un nouveau type de créatures marines qui s'illuminent de plusieurs couleurs dans l'obscurité bleue de l'océan. Partagez son voyage à la recherche de requins biofluorescents, d'hippocampes, de tortues de mer et bien d'autres encore, et découvrez comment ces créatures lumineuses jettent une lumière nouvelle sur la compréhension du cerveau humain.

Nur ein paar Meter unter den Wellen entdeckte der Meeresbiologe und Forschungsfotograf David Gruber etwas Aufregendes – eine überraschend neue Art von Meerestieren, die im schwach-blauen Licht der Ozeane leuchten. Begleiten wir ihn auf der Suche nach biofluoreszierenden Haien, Seepferdchen, Seeschildkröten und mehr und lernen dabei, wie diese leuchtenden Kreaturen unser Verständnis unseres eigenes Verstandes erhellen können.

A poucos metros abaixo da superfície do mar, o biólogo marinho e fotógrafo-explorador David Gruber descobriu algo incrível: criaturas marinhas surpreendentes que brilham em diferentes cores na luz azul-escura do oceano. Embarque nessa jornada em busca de tubarões, cavalos-marinhos e tartarugas biofluorescentes, entre outros, e descubra como essas criaturas luminosas podem iluminar o caminho para a compreensão do nosso cérebro.

Just a few meters below the waves, marine biologist and explorer-photographer David Gruber discovered something amazing -- a surprising new range of sea creatures that glow in many colors in the ocean's dim blue light. Join his journey in search of biofluorescent sharks, seahorses, sea turtles and more, and learn how these light-up creatures could illuminate a new understanding of our own brains.

Since opening in 1998, Mario Batali’s Babbo restaurant has been one of the toughest reservations to get. Back then, a phone call was the only way to get a table. Today, demand has not slowed down, but now there’s Twitter, and lots of reservation technology. In-studio guest David Gruber, head of digital media and communications for the Batali restaurants talks about Twitter, Opentable, and how to get the toughest get. This program was brought to you by Escape Maker.     #### “Its like twitter was made for him [Mario Batali]…thats how he works, in quick little bits.” [20:00] “We wanted to couple traditional PR with social media.” [26:00] — David Gruber and Pam Lewy on Tech Bites