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Penguin expert Dyan DeNapoli joins Steve Dale, filling in for John Williams, to talk about her book and her experiences rescuing penguins in South Africa

Penguin expert Dyan DeNapoli joins Steve Dale, filling in for John Williams, to talk about her book and her experiences rescuing penguins in South Africa

Penguin expert Dyan DeNapoli joins Steve Dale, filling in for John Williams, to talk about her book and her experiences rescuing penguins in South Africa

Penguin expert Dyan DeNapoli joins Steve Dale, filling in for John Williams, to talk about her book and her experiences rescuing penguins in South Africa

Erin Barker navigates her first steps into puberty; Dyan deNapoli's first encounter with a penguin takes her halfway across the globe; and Ali Abdullatif's dad helps ease the pain of his first car accident. Show you appreciate these extraordinary storytellers by making a donation in any amount at give.worldchannel.org/stories.

Dyan deNapoli, Penguin expert, author of the award-winning book, THE GREAT PENGUIN RESCUE, Tedx speaker as well as frequent guest expert on radio, podcasts, and television in the US and abroad, including appearances on the BBC and CNN Over 321 books from 170 plus interviews over 5 yearshttps://www.learningwithlowell.com/over-321-books-from-170-interviews-over-5-years-for-autodidacts/ Newsletter sign up (new and exciting developments)https://learningwithlowell.us12.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=08ed8a56013d8b3a3c01e27fc&id=6ecaa9189b … Penguin Expert on Penguin Conservation, Pollution, & Hunting Dyan deNapoli -Learning with Lowell 182 Read More » The post Penguin Expert on Penguin Conservation, Pollution, & Hunting Dyan deNapoli -Learning with Lowell 182 first appeared on Learning with Lowell.

Erin Barker navigates her first steps into puberty; Dyan deNapoli's first encounter with a penguin takes her halfway across the globe; and Ali Abdullatif's dad helps ease the pain of his first car accident. Show you appreciate these extraordinary storytellers by making a donation in any amount at give.worldchannel.org/stories.

Dyan DeNapoli wanted to be a marine biologist since she was a child. Working with dolphins and penguins called to her, from the inside. At the age of 30, as she was working as a silversmith making jewelry, her parents gifted her a month long EarthWatch Expedition working with Dolphins in Hawaii.As she stood at the airport in Hawaii, waiting for her flight home, Dyan made an important decision: She didn't know how and she didn't know when but she WAS going to dedicate herself to working with marine animals. And boy has she! From getting a second bachelors degree, to finally getting hired at the New England Aquarium (after years of volunteering), to running the world largest animal rescue mission in history, Dyan's commitment to animal conservation has been nothing short of extraordinary.Join us as we discuss:How she found the courage to follow her dreams, despite a total lack of guaranteesWhat to do when you fail miserably at the job you've always wanted to doWhy she loves sharing her story and the story of the animals she cares for, whether that's on a TedXStage, in an elementary school, or via her books.About the Guest: Dyan DeNapoli is a penguin expert, TED speaker, and award-winning author. Her first book, The Great Penguin Rescue, chronicles her experiences helping to manage the rescue of 40,000 penguins from an oil spill in South Africa. Dyan teaches audiences of all ages about penguin conservation, and about pursuing their wildest dreams. Her favorite gig is as a guest lecturer on National Geographic's ships bringing adventure travelers to Antarctica!thepenguinlady.comOn social media (FB, LinkedIn, and Twitter) as @ThePenguinLadyDyan's Two Books:The Great Penguin Rescue: https://www.amazon.com/Great-Penguin-Rescue-Devastating-Inspiring/dp/143914818XAll About Penguins: https://amzn.to/34IiI6xMentioned in the episodehttps://earthwatch.orgAbout the Host:Dr. Amanda Crowell is a cognitive psychologist, speaker, author and coach changing our perspective on the world of work. It IS possible to do Great Work-- launch a successful business, make a scientific discovery, raise a tight-knit family, or manage a global remote team-- without sacrificing your health, happiness and relationships.Amanda is the Author of the forthcoming book, Great Work: Do What Matter Most Without Sacrificing Everything Else, and the creator of the Great Work Journals. Amanda's TEDx talk has received more than a million views and has been featured on TED's Ideas blog and Ted Shorts.Her ideas have also been featured on NPR, Al Jazeera, The Wall Street Journal, Quartz, and Thrive Global.Sponsored By The Aligned Time JournalThe Unleashing Your Great Work podcast is sponsored by the Aligned Time Journal! The Aligned Time Journal is here to answer the question "But HOW?" How can we figure out what our Great Work is? How can we get started, stay with it, and finish our Great Work so it can go out in the world and have an impact?Click here to learn more, and try it out for yourself!For more information about the Unleashing YOUR Great Work podcast or to learn more about Dr. Amanda Crowell, check out my website: amandacrowell.comThanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to the Unleash Your Great Work Podcast! If you enjoyed this edit and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions...

In today's episode, we are joined by the Penguin Lady, Dyan deNapoli. Dyan is a world-renowned penguin expert, TED and National Geographic speaker, and award-winning author. We talk about her delightful new children's book, All About Penguins. On today's show we also discuss how to safely feed fruits to birds and the benefits of the native shrub, Serviceberry, to birds and pollinators. Join Catherine Greenleaf, a certified wildlife rehabilitator with 20 years of experience rescuing and rehabilitating injured wildlife, for twice-monthly discussions about restoring native habitat and helping the birds in your backyard. Send your questions about birds and native gardening to birdhuggerpodcast@gmail.com. (PG-13) St. Dymphna Press, LLC.

No big deal, just the person who was part of the largest animal rescue in history, right here on the No Outlet podcast! Plus, it's another first for the show, the first person who has given a Real Ted Talk AND the first animal expert on the show. We met right before Covid really messed things up in an improv class that started off as a in person class and was converted to an Online class. I remember her being smart and funny and I knew she was into Penguins, but I DID NOT realize the was THE Penguin lady. But I know now, and was very fortunate to have her on the show...the one and only penguin lady Dyan deNapoli! We talked about reincarnation (its real), saving 40,000 penguins (obvi), going to Antarctica several times, the unfair characterization of Penguins in Batman comics (people remember), Brutal Mating rituals of Penguins, getting attacked by a penguin that you are trying to save, the catchy New England Aquarium TV spot and many other topics...some not even about Penguins! In all sincerity, the devotion that she has to helping this animal is really special and I would highly recommend that you check out her website: https://thepenguinlady.com/ she was a great guest and I really appreciate her joining the program. I hope you all enjoy the conversation as much as we did!

Today's storyteller is Rebecca Atkins! She's a PhD student at the University of Georgia studying marsh periwinkles in salt marshes. Marsh periwinkles are an adorable little purplish snail found in coastal salt marshes around the coastal United States. I've always seen them when I do field work but got to learn so much about them from Rebecca. We also talk about how she got into the wetlands / snail research field, and about the course on STEM and feminist theory she just helped teach with other graduate students. The course sounded really good (that's the "Experiences in STEMM part of this episode because I'm not very good at creatively naming episodes) and I am looking forward to learning more about those topics. Also, Rebecca, like many people I've talked to in STEMM is also an artist & she does illustrations! One of my favorite parts of doing this podcast is learning about all the different aspects of people in STEMM outside of their careers/fields and it's really fun. I enjoyed talking to Rebecca so I hope you enjoy this episode! And Happy Mardi Gras! --- You can find Rachel Villani on Twitter @flyingcypress or www.rachelvillani.com, and Storytellers of STEMM on Facebook and on the shiny new Twitter account @storytellers42. You can find Rebecca Atkins on Twitter @RL_Atkins or her website http://www.rebeccaatkins.com/. Student Conservation Association: https://www.thesca.org/ Knauss Fellowship: https://seagrant.noaa.gov/Knauss-Fellowship-Program Rachel's Outdoor Conservation Book Club: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/741391-outdoor-conservation-book-club Book List from this episode: - On Being Included by Sara Ahmed - Ghost Stories for Darwin by Banu Subramaniam - Data Feminism by Catherine D'Ignazio & Lauren F Klein - Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer - All About Penguins by Dyan deNapoli (the kids penguin book I referenced) - The Old Man and The Sea by Ernest Hemingway Recorded on 9 January 2021.

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This week we talked with Dyan deNapoli, better known to all as The Penguin Lady. Dyan has devoted her life to helping save thousands of penguins. From oil spills, to potential extension, Dyan is speaking for these animals, so they can live on in their natural habitats for generations. Do they ever write her a thank you note? Dyan doesn't care, as long as the penguins are safe.For more information, check out The Penguin Lady's website, or follow her on Twitter. You can also follow her on Facebook.

Dyan deNapoli is The Penguin Lady and in this episode we talk all things penguin! First we talk about her involvement in rescuing 40,000 African penguins after a massive oil spill in 2000, about her book The Great Penguin Rescue about that experience, about her path to becoming The Penguin Lady, and about the status of penguin populations worldwide. All things penguin! Enjoy! - - You can find Rachel Villani on Twitter @flyingcypress https://twitter.com/flyingcypress, Storytellers of STEMM on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/storytellersofSTEMM/, and Dyan deNapoli at www.thepenguinlady.com for more info! Recorded on 25 July 2020

Everyone loves penguins, but how much do we really know about them as living beings? This week, The Wild Life is taking a waddle on the wild side, and our guide on our clumsy, yet hopefully charming journey is the one, the only, the...penguin lady, Dyan deNapoli. Dyan deNapoli is a penguin expert, TED speaker, and author of the award-winning book, The Great Penguin Rescue, which chronicles her experiences helping to manage the rescue of 40,000 penguins from the Treasure oil spill in South Africa---also April's book club pick (check the episode notes for a link to join!). Dyan is frequent guest on radio, podcasts, and TV in the US and abroad, Dyan has spoken at four TEDx conferences, has created a TED-Ed video for the classroom, and has lectured worldwide about penguins, including as a guest speaker for Lindblad Expeditions and National Geographic on their ships traveling to Antarctica. Today, we explore the penguins popularity, their little known plite, and well, their poop as we travel from Antarctica to the equator. This episode is also dedicated entirely to our dear friend, and long-time supporter, Chris Trankel! Bonus Fact: Adelie penguins fire their poop away from their nest like a mortar shell, and scientist are using satellites IN SPACE to monitor penguin populations by scanning for, you guessed it, their POOP! Purchase Dyan's book, The Great Penguin Rescue, here: https://www.amazon.com/Great-Penguin-Rescue-Devastating-Inspiring/dp/143914818X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid&sr&fbclid=IwAR1OMj_UGW8SqfZmWYewLnj47_A9qNyJrwocZBfLhXOG_hgp2jPeDq351v0 (https://www.amazon.com/Great-Penguin-Rescue-Devastating-Inspiring/dp/143914818X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid&sr&fbclid=IwAR1OMj_UGW8SqfZmWYewLnj47_A9qNyJrwocZBfLhXOG_hgp2jPeDq351v0) Then, join the Book Club: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2678194339079182/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2678194339079182/) And then, read a bit more on the not-so-nice private lives of penguins: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/06/penguin-prostitutes/559133/ (https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/06/penguin-prostitutes/559133/) If you want to learn more about, or sign up for, the Skype a Science Teacher program, check it out here https://thewildlife.blog/skype-a-science-teacher/ (https://thewildlife.blog/skype-a-science-teacher/) Instagram: @thewildlife.blog and @devonthenatureguy Twitter: @thewildlifepod and @devthenatureguy Support the show at patreon.com/TheWildLife Support this podcast

Penguin expert, TED speaker, and author of the award-winning book, The Great Penguin Rescue. She lectures internationally about penguins, and is a sought-out expert on radio and TV, including appearances on BBC and CNN. A participant on the...

When we leave our comfort zones, something happens. If we agree to take on something impossible, we are changed by it. Meet Dyan deNapoli, otherwise known as “The Penguin Lady,” and hear her story about the Treasure oil spill, the biggest challenge she's ever faced, and how it changed her life. Dyan takes us back to the icy shelf of Antarctica to a field of penguins. How does your life connect to Antarctica and penguins? Samantha relates her reading of Brené Brown's Braving the Wilderness to this experience. Original theme music by Gabriel Corindia. Field recordings: Carol Devine. Follow us on Twitter @ThisIsOurPod and buy our Podcast Listening Guide

What happens when 76 high-wattage women spend three weeks aboard a ship in Antarctica, the most desolate place on the planet? Conversations ignite. Debates are sparked. About career choices. White privilege. And about doubt.  It turns out that it’s not always easy to agree to disagree, or agree to agree. Original theme music by Gabriel Corindia. Follow us on Twitter @ThisIsOurPod and buy our Podcast Listening Guide

How can women be mothers, and leaders, and scientists all at the same time? What if those categories don't apply? Does the concept of motherhood need to adapt to our changing world? Go back to that feeling, walking together at the Women's March. Take that with you as you go off into the world. MiLCK’s song “Quiet” narrates this episode, recorded live in February 2017 in Toronto with Choir!Choir!Choir!, C!C!C! Original theme music by Gabriel Corindia. Quiet by MiLCK with Choir!Choir!Choir! Follow us on Twitter @ThisIsOurPod and buy our Podcast Listening Guide

Does leadership training come through a battery of psychological tests? Or is it more about something closer at hand? Knowing yourself. Deep down. And then, being comfortable with that knowing. But how do we get there? And if you get there, what do you do with that information? You’re in Antarctica now and you begin to meet the women. They’re raw, transparent, and inspiring. Hard questions are asked about what makes someone a good leader. We start to hear the sounds of Antarctica, and get to know the women who are a part of this podcast: Monica Araya, Dyan deNapoli, Danielle Medek, Deborah Pardo. Original theme music by Gabriel Corindia. Field recordings: Carol Devine. Follow us on Twitter @ThisIsOurPod and BUY our Podcast Listening Guide

Thrive Episode Ep #46 - "How To Follow Your Heart with the Penguin Lady" with Guest Dyan deNapoli Call her  “the Penguin Lady”. Dyan deNapoli is a penguin aquarist, author of the award-winning book, “The Great Penguin Rescue” where she tells the story of rescuing over 40,000 penguins off the coast of South Africa from a massive oil spill. The penguin rescue paved her way to be a TED  speaker in 2011. She was part of Homeward Bound --a  3-week expedition in Antarctica with 75 other women-of-science invitees.This expedition aims to heighten the influence and impact of women with a science background to influence policy and decision making, as it shapes the planet. Now, Dyan is the head of her own educational company and gives lectures locally and globally on penguin conservation and delivers interactive penguin programs to all ages.In 2018, she is going to return for the Global Perspectives Guest Speaker Series for the Lindblad Expedition  & National  Geographic. On today’s show, Dyan shares the pivotal penguin rescue experience that impacted her being. She will also share what like to be one of just the few women in the whole world to honor the call of the wild…   On this episode... 06:20 - Dyan tells her journey to being her accidental career as a penguin expert. 08:26 - How did Dyan gamble on getting her internship in a penguin conservatory? 10:59- What did Dyan learn most about herself from the penguins? 12:00 - How did the pivotal penguin rescue experience impact Dyan? 21:51 - How did taking care of the penguins made Dyan a TEDx speaker? 25:25 - Penguins are an indicator species. What are they an indicator of? 28:48 - How can you as an individual contribute to alleviating global warming and climate change effects? 35:12- How important is it for someone to have their dream gig and act on the journey of achieving it? 36:40-.Dyan shares what it means for her to thrive! To find out more about Dyan deNapoli, check her website www.thepenguinlady.com .      

Thrive Episode Ep #46 - "How To Follow Your Heart with the Penguin Lady" with Guest Dyan deNapoli Call her  “the Penguin Lady”. Dyan deNapoli is a penguin aquarist, author of the award-winning book, “The Great Penguin Rescue” where she tells the story of rescuing over 40,000 penguins off the coast of South Africa from a massive oil spill. The penguin rescue paved her way to be a TED  speaker in 2011. She was part of Homeward Bound --a  3-week expedition in Antarctica with 75 other women-of-science invitees.This expedition aims to heighten the influence and impact of women with a science background to influence policy and decision making, as it shapes the planet. Now, Dyan is the head of her own educational company and gives lectures locally and globally on penguin conservation and delivers interactive penguin programs to all ages.In 2018, she is going to return for the Global Perspectives Guest Speaker Series for the Lindblad Expedition  & National  Geographic. On today’s show, Dyan shares the pivotal penguin rescue experience that impacted her being. She will also share what like to be one of just the few women in the whole world to honor the call of the wild…   On this episode... 06:20 - Dyan tells her journey to being her accidental career as a penguin expert. 08:26 - How did Dyan gamble on getting her internship in a penguin conservatory? 10:59- What did Dyan learn most about herself from the penguins? 12:00 - How did the pivotal penguin rescue experience impact Dyan? 21:51 - How did taking care of the penguins made Dyan a TEDx speaker? 25:25 - Penguins are an indicator species. What are they an indicator of? 28:48 - How can you as an individual contribute to alleviating global warming and climate change effects? 35:12- How important is it for someone to have their dream gig and act on the journey of achieving it? 36:40-.Dyan shares what it means for her to thrive! To find out more about Dyan deNapoli, check her website www.thepenguinlady.com .    

You may know Dyan deNapoli as The Penguin Lady. Her book, The Great Penguin Rescue has won numerous book awards and has inspired a sought after educational travel adventure to New Zealand. In this behind the curtain interview, Dyan shares with us the gift of being with both her parents when they passed on and her challenges with intimacy due to the repercussions of a horrific drug given to her mother before she was born.   Key Takeaways: [3:04] Inspiring other people [4:23] Diane switches gears to fulfill her desires [6:15] I made a decision and believed in it with every fiber of my being [8:22] The transition from mammals to birds was an easy one [10:07] Whatever I put my mind to I can make happen [11:40] Dealing with my father’s Alzheimer's - the disappearing act of a gentleman [15:04] The beautiful photo of my father and I beaming [16:46] Being an orphan in your early 50’s [19:43] Dealing with the new normal after a parent’s death [21:12] There was no one wondering if I was ok or not [23:34] I had the privilege of holding both of my parents hands when they died [25:18] My mother was raised as a Swedenborgian - her golden light filled the entire room [29:22] DES was given to millions of women and caused horrific defects in their children [34:03] I had to have surgeries in order to have an intimate relationship [37:47] Water soothes, solves and provides inspiration [41:17] Curating a trip to breathtaking New Zealand to view penguins with Absolute Travel in NYC [45:03] The key is to believe in yourself   Mentions: ann@annpeck.com The Penguin Lady Circle of Stones The Great Penguin Rescue Absolute Travel

Our guest this week, the New England Aquarium's penguin expert, Dyan deNapoli, “The Penguin Lady,” talks about her new book “The Great Penguin Rescue” with important lessons – and hope – for the desperate penguin rescue and rehabilitation efforts underway following the tragic oil spill at Nightingale Island in the South Atlantic. Also: An update […] The post The Ocean Doctor – THE GREAT PENGUIN RESCUE appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Dyan deNapoli is a penguin expert and author of The Great Penguin Rescue, which chronicles the remarkable rescue of 40,000 penguins from the Treasure oil spill in South Africa. She was a member of the first team of penguin specialists to fly to Cape To...

On this week’s episode, Sean talks with Dyan deNapoli, who is better known as The Penguin Lady. Dyan is a penguin expert, TED speaker, and award-winning author. Her first book, The Great Penguin Rescue , chronicles her experiences helping to manage the rescue of 40,000 penguins from an oil spill in South Africa. Her first book for children, All About Penguins , was released this past December. Dyan took care of the penguins at Boston’s New England Aquarium for 9 years, and has been writing and lecturing about these charismatic seabirds for 25 years. She has given four TEDx talks, but this is her first foray into short-form storytelling - and her first time sharing such a deeply personal story. *EPISODE TIMELINE* 4:00- Why less (exposition) is usually better 5:45- Dyan's 7-minute story 13:00- How a memory can spark a story 14:00- How one story can fit multiple themes 15:00- The challenge of how and where to start (and stop) 17:00- How Dyan structures/connects her scenes 19:30- One thing Dyan might change 20:30- The beauty of coming full circle 22:00- Why scary truths matter 23:00- Dyan's fear around her clients 24:00- Teacher Kurt's unexpected response 25:00- Why Dyan stepped out of her story 26:00- Dyan's pro tip 29:30- Two favorite tellers 31:00- Moms 34:30- Story as a powerful/accessible vehicle for connection Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/grit/donations