Podcasts about Frozen Planet

In this episode of Musicians vs the World, we talk with Adam Lukas and James Everingham, the incredibly creative composers behind the music to the BBC's Frozen Planet II. We're going to do a deep dive into the inspiration and composition techniques they used when creating their beautiful score and we'll also chat about their experience collaborating with Norwegian singer, songwriter and record producer, Aurora in this project. TOPICS INCLUDE: · Vomiting birds and baby seals · Collaboration with Aurora · The theme should be “giving” to the rest of the score for cohesion · Creating a sound palette – what is the core of your project? · How a chord progression can grow throughout a large project · That first view of a scene…where to begin? · The more you prepare before a project, the more fun you'll have at the end of it · Working with Spitfire to create “Fractured Strings” · What does Ice Sound like in Music · Take care of your mind, and keep composing https://www.adam-lukas.com/ https://www.jameseveringham.com/ https://www.bleedingfingersmusic.com/ https://www.spitfireaudio.com/ https://frostedlens.com/musicians-vs-the-world/f/frozen-planet-ii-behind-the-music

An ice-cold idyllic tundra...an intergalactic threat... Will Retief freeze at the key moment? Next week, one zloor is enough in 'The Almighty Dollar' Announcing Edmund Bloxam piano concert, featuring performance of music by Heitor Villa Lobos and Cedric Peachey. Date January 6th 2023, location: St. George the Martyr Church, London. Time: 1430. See 'Ed Makes Books and Music' Facebook group and later announcements for more details closer to the time.

An empire encroaching on its weaker intergalactic neighbors. But on the journey to investigate, Retief finds himself with the kind of company he could do without. Concluding part next week. All comments welcome.

When most orchestras commission a new work, they usually ask the composer to produce music that fits on a standard concert program, like a 10-minute overture or a 45-minute symphony. But when BBC Earth approached composers Adam Lukas and James Everingham — along with the two-time Oscar winner Hans Zimmer — to compose the score for its latest nature documentary series, Frozen Planet II, the show's producers needed six hours of music. Even for this trio of seasoned composers, that's a tall order to fill. Besides creating a sonic universe to accompany Frozen Planet II's icy, snow-capped visuals, these composers had to help fulfill the show's core mission: introducing viewers not only to the daily lives of polar bears, penguins, and snow monkeys — but also the ways climate change is compounding the difficulties they face surviving in the coldest regions of the world. "The series is tackling the issue of the climate crisis," Lukas says on the latest episode of the Classical Post podcast. "We knew we wanted to tell the stories of the animals in their habitats in a way that helps people connect with them and care about them in a genuine way. That's something Hans has spent his career being the best at." In this episode, I sit down with Lukas and Everingham to discuss the process of creating the series's score — which involved more than 100 people working for three years while navigating lockdown restrictions. They also share stories about collaborating with the legendary Zimmer, the magical time they spent in the studio with the Norwegian singer-songwriter Aurora, and how they define success. Frozen Planet II is available to stream in the U.S. on Prime Video, Vudu, and Apple TV. — ⁠⁠Classical Post⁠⁠® is a leading podcast based in New York. Our content uncovers the creativity behind exceptional music through dynamic deep-dive interviews with prominent artists in the world today. We are powered by ⁠⁠Gold Sound Media⁠⁠® — a creative studio providing omnichannel marketing and public relations services for the classical music industry.

Chadden Hunter was in his twenties when he found himself sitting around a campfire in the Ethiopian highlands, talking about his PhD thesis with Sir David Attenborough. The meeting changed his life 

Doug Allan was lead cameraman on The Blue Planet, Planet Earth, Life, Human Planet, Frozen Planet, Expedition Iceberg and Forces of Nature and is responsible for some of the most famous wildlife footage ever filmed, including the extraordinary sequence of killer whales creating waves to wash seals off ice floes in Antarctica. Doug has won eight Emmys and four BAFTAs and in 2017 he won an outstanding contribution award at the British Academy Scotland Awards. In 2011 he filmed and was a presenter for the BBC series Ocean Giants about whales worldwide and In 2012 he was one of the presenters on Operation Iceberg, as well as filming many of the sequences in this award winning series. Doug appeared on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs in 2014 and The Museum of Curiosity in 2019 .Doug Allan is guest number 314 on My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Tickets for Doug Allan's tour are available here - dougallan.com .Follow Doug Allan on Twitter @DougAllanCamera .Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens & Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. Get this podcast ad-free by becoming a team member with Acast+! Your support will help us to keep making My Time Capsule. Join our team now! https://plus.acast.com/s/mytimecapsule. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode I'm chatting with Nicola Brown, an impact producer and filmmaker specialising in natural history and conservation. Her most recent work, the digital campaign Our Frozen Planet, has been published over the past few months on the BBC Earth channels alongside the release of Frozen Planet ll. The series explores how climate change is impacting communities and species living in the frozen parts of our planet, with the vision to bring people together to drive positive change. She also led Our Blue Planet, another BBC Earth digital impact campaign that aimed to get people talking about the ocean.Want to dive deeper?Our Frozen Planet - https://www.bbcearth.com/our-frozen-planetOur Blue Planet - https://www.bbcearth.com/our-blue-planetProject Biodiversity in Cape Verde - https://www.projectbiodiversity.org/Smart Ice initiative in Northern Canada - https://smartice.org/Outrage + Optimism podcast - https://www.outrageandoptimism.org/Oceans North nonprofit in Canada - https://www.oceansnorth.org/Isaias Hernandez (Queer Brown Vegan) - https://www.instagram.com/queerbrownveganRepair Cafes - https://www.repaircafe.org/Force of Nature - https://www.forceofnature.xyz/New Zealand project - The Kotahitanga mō te Taiao alliance https://www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/where-we-work/asia-pacific/new-zealand/stories-in-new-zealand/new-zealand-alliance/Sea Our Future X Attitude magazine story - https://www.attitude.co.uk/uncategorised/bimini-and-dan-oneill-join-lgbtq-eco-activists-on-a-mission-to-heal-our-ocean-403363/The Outlaw Ocean by Ian Urbina - https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/439981/the-outlaw-ocean-by-ian-urbina/9781529111392Little linksNicola on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nicolafayebrown/#OurFrozenPlanet on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/ourfrozenplanet/Why We Care on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/whywecarepodcast/Tiphaine on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tiphainemarie_/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Doug Allan is a world-renowned wildlife cameraman, with film credits for some of the most influential documentaries ever made and a trophy cabinet full of BAFTAs and Emmys. He's contributed to David Attenborough's Blue Planet and Frozen Planet, and has spent more time than nearly anyone else diving into the world's iciest oceans in search of wildlife. In this week's episode of Love Scotland, he sits down with Jackie to discuss his eventful career, including a dangerously close encounter with a walrus. He also reveals his eyewitness account of how a changing climate is affecting underwater wildlife, and some of his favourite experiences shooting in Scotland's wild places. To find out more about some of the sites mentioned in this episode, visit the National Trust for Scotland website. For the latest information on The Hermitage, click here, or for St Kilda, click here. For more information on Wild for Scotland, as mentioned in the episode, click here.

Narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch, Arctic: Our Frozen Planet is another visually stunning piece by BBC Earth. Shot over the course of a year, the film transports the viewer into a world of narwhals, polar bears, caribou and more as they attempt to survive in the frozen wilderness. But with the climate changing more rapidly than ever before, can its people and wildlife keep pace? In this 1on1, we speak with polar bear expert Eric Regehr about interacting with wildlife, man's impact on the environment and slowing down climate change.

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW ~Season 9, Episode 1~ This is the first episode of 2023 and also marks the ninth season of The Doomed & Stoned Show. For almost a decade we've been bringing you some of the best music from the heavy underground, with a focus on contemporary doom metal and stoner rock. In this show, Billy Goate (Editor, Doomed & Stoned), John Gist (CEO, Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (Contributor, Doom Charts) get into their Top 5 favorite albums of 2022, exploring 15 unique albums between them. We hope you dig it. PLAYLIST: INTRO (00:00) 1. Black Lung - "Dark Waves" (00:31) HOST SEGMENT I - no. 5 Albums (05:38) > incidental music: Heavy Relic 2. Steak - "Dead Meat" (22:47) 3. Rumours - "Broken Sighs and Burning Tears" (25:49) 4. Hazemaze - "In The Night Of The Light For The Dark" (32:16) HOST SEGMENT II - no. 4 Albums (38:00) > incidental music: Heavy Relic 5. Messa - "Dark Horse" (51:56) 6. Spiral Drive - "Lines For Lives" (59:03) 7. Sasquatch - "Lilac" (1:04:02) HOST SEGMENT III - no. 3 Albums (1:08:17) > incidental music: Mephedrone 8. Sergeant Thunderhoof - "You've Stolen The Words" (1:22:34) 9. King Buffalo - "Mercury" (1:31:12) 10. Domkraft - "The Brush Descends the Length" (1:35:43) HOST SEGMENT IV - no. 2 Albums (1:39:23) > incidental music: Mission Pilots and the Dropkick Apollos 11. Sons of Arrakis - "Lonesome Preacher" (1:47:51) 12. Abrams - "Better Living" (1:53:05) 13. Kurokuma - "Jaguar" (1:57:22) HOST SEGMENT V - no. 1 Albums (2:05:16) > incidental music: ...Frozen Planet 1969 14. Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard - "Altamira" (2:37:08) 15. Grave Bathers - "Blood Money" (2:44:53) 16. Freedom Hawk - "From The Inside Out" (2:50:11) OUTRO (2:54:33) 17. Early Moods - "Last Rites" (BONUS TRACK) Thumbnail: detail of Grave Bathers cover art by Benjamin Marra.

The Emmy and BAFTA-nominated Bleeding Fingers Music team, headed by Hans Zimmer, delivers an ethereal and powerful soundtrack featuring the vocals of AURORA and backed by the Reykjavík Recording Choir and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. The 3-note leitmotif from the opening theme is slowly varied and carried by the waves of shifting harmonies supported by crystalline strings, metallic percussion, and contemplative brass. On the second album, the sound becomes more defined with the themes establishing themselves whilst the swirling and pulsating orchestral sound intermittently supports and drowns them.Help support our show by purchasing this album  at:Downloads (classicalmusicdiscoveries.store) Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by Uber. @CMDHedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you!Donate (classicalmusicdiscoveries.store) staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com This album is broadcasted with the permission of Crossover Media Music Promotion (Zachary Swanson and Amanda Bloom).

Happy New Year you glorious geeks, and welcome to another splendid slice of Stace & Barry In The Morning! This episode, we've got our Onions Out for the New Year, Stacey enjoys the new Saturday Morning Adventures TMNT comics, and Barry is donning his rollneck sweater for a trip to The Frozen Planet. Pop the kettle on enjoy!  

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

Composers Adam Lukas and James Everingham take us into their score for the awe-inspiring Frozen Planet II, which they co-composed with Hans Zimmer for Bleeding Fingers Music. Learn about Adam and James, and how they found their path to composing. Adam and Lukas also discuss what the process is working at Bleeding Fingers Music, and how the duo became a perfect match when paired to co-write the score for Frozen Planet II. We break down the production pipeline process for scoring an iconic BBC Earth docuseries, and how Adam and James worked with Hans Zimmer as well as featured vocalist AURORA on the score. Adam and James also talk about helping to create the custom "Fractured Strings" library with Hans Zimmer and Spitfire Audio that was utilized in scoring Frozen Planet II. A Film.Music.Media Interview | Produced & Presented by Kaya Savas

We gathered this Wednesday to celebrate “Reflections,” the second drop from the Concurrence Collective. Their first drop earlier this year, “Frozen Planet” was the first-ever collective drop on Sloika. For this round, they've added 6 new photographers through an open call and blind curation process bringing them up to 30 members. We hear the stories behind the images including Chad Torkelson's personal scouting strategy to find undiscovered locations, “use Google to find bad pictures of good places!” We also hear from several other Sloika-verified photographers and hear about growing up in Nigeria and the carnival in Venice. Recorded October 26, 2022. Our speakers: Johnathan Conlon, Sam Oetiker, Arun Hegden, Michael Boegl, Nazquiat, Armand Sarlangue, Yuri Santin, Chad Torkelsen, Emre Bostanoglu, Pelin Genc, and host Pam Voth. Sloika series mentioned https://sloika.xyz/concurrence.eth/reflections https://sloika.xyz/nazquiat.eth/the-city-that-raised-me https://sloika.xyz/yurisannft.eth/the-gaze ------------------------------------------ Website: https://sloika.xyz Twitter: https://twitter.com/sloikaxyz Telegram: https://t.me/sloikaxyz Discord: https://discord.gg/FJpYyVPBY2 Instagram: https://instagram.com/sloika.xyz Newsletter: https://sloika.xyz/subscribe

Frozen Planet 2 is out... and it's brilliant, if you're a fan of nature documents and the incredible scores that accompany them, you will love hearing from Sarah Class.  Brit & Emmy Award nominated Sarah has become one of Britain's most sought after composers and is described as having ‘the midas touch' when it comes to creating music and writing scores for film and television, producing innovative and emotive music of the highest quality.In 2020 Sarah made the Performing Right Society's Women Changing Music Top 100 Chart.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do you set your projects up for success? Does the SME and learning designer relationship really follow the buddy cop movie trope? In this episode of the Mind Tools L&D Podcast, Claire, Sean, Tracey and Ross G share their experiences of working with SMEs and their insights into what makes a great working relationship. We discussed:  How to build a solid learning designer and SME relationship Ways to engage SMEs effectively The power of positive challenge In WILTW, Sean shared some facts linked to the latest Frozen Planet. Tracey told us about her planet-gazing, join her in finding out more facts about Jupiter on the NASA website.   Ross talked about recent Economist article he'd read which introduced the new phenomenon of ‘champing' camping in churches. You can read it here, ‘Britain's empty churches are turning into campsites'. Claire mentioned the SS Explorer currently docked in Leith, check out the preservation society page here. For more from us, including access to our back catalogue of podcasts, visit mindtoolsbusiness.com. There, you'll also find details of our award-winning performance support toolkit, our off-the-shelf e-learning, and our custom work.   Connect with our speakers   If you'd like to share your thoughts on this episode, connect with our speakers on Twitter: Claire Gibson - @Claireisdigital Ross Garner - @RossGarnerMT Tracey McDonald – @TraceyMcDonald Sean Brown - @SeanBrownHRTech

Long Live The King! As we mourn the passing of Queen Elizabeth II we also usher in a new era of the monarchy. Join us as we talk about Leo DiCaprio's 25 Rule, Why Apple is trash & Robbing banks. Follow our socials, podcast platforms & use our anonymous submission form - https://linktr.ee/theatypicalpodcast (2:15) - Remembering the Queen (10:20) - Our Experience with Prince Andrew (18:42) - Leonardo DiCaprio & 25 Age Cap (25:10) - Woman Robs Bank for her Own Money (30:20) - Sacrificing Sleep for Social Media (39:17) - Sugar Tax being Removed (43:15) - Trashing Apple & the iPhone 14 (52:10) - Frozen Planet 2 (55:25) - Deji vs Mayweather (61:35) - Movie and TV Show Announcements (66:50)- Imagine making love to THIS "song"... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theatypicalpodcast/message

Greg gets many a dog's reaction to Frozen Planet 2, Dan and his family have a strange bedtime ritual and would you believe it? Tom The Young Farmer has saved a life.

Frozen Planet 2 sends Abbey's dog barking mad, there's chaos in the quiz final and Emma is back to play WrongUns.

Werbung überspringen wird mit Replay-TV bald nur noch gegen einen Aufpreis möglich sein. Das haben Schweizer Telekomanbieter entschieden. Ob das die Zuschauerinnen und Zuschauer in die Arme der Streaming-Anbieter treibt, diskutieren Luca, Domi und ich im Podcast. Danach widmen wir uns den verschiedenen Livestreams von Nintendo, Sony und Ubisoft.Zu reden gibt die neue Netflix-Serie «Cyberpunk Edgerunner». Sie ist inspiriert vom Spiel «Cyberpunk 2077» und in vielerlei Hinsicht besser als die Vorlage.Eines der Spiele-Highlights diese Woche heisst «Metal Hellsinger», ein Ego-Shooter, in dem du zum Takt von Metal-Musik ballerst. Themen(00:06:15) Replay-TV mit Werbung(00:19:00) Sony State of Play(00:38:30) Nintendo Direct(00:48:36) Ubisoft Forward(00:57:30) «Cyberpunk Edgerunner» holt Phil etwas mehr ab als Domi(01:03:56) «Frozen Planet 2» gibt Phil Gänsehaut(01:09:43) «Thirteen Lives» fessel Luca(01:17:38) «Splatoon 3» kann Phil allen empfehlen(01:22:18) «Metal Hellsinger» macht Phil zum Headbanger(01:26:10) «Lost in Play» sorgt bei Phil für kindliche Verzückung(01:29:47) «The Wandering Village» verwandelt Phil zum Dino-FarmerMehr über die Redaktoren oder den digitec Podcast findest du auf der Website digitec.ch. Du kannst uns auch direkt folgen, indem du in einem Artikel von uns am Ende des Textes auf «Autor folgen» klickst.Philipp Rüegg auf digitec oder Twitter @laz0rbrainSimon Balissat auf digitec oder Twitter @en_graveLuca Fontana auf digitec oder Twitter @LFonta88Samuel Buchmann auf digitec oder Twitter @SamuelBuchmannDomagoj Belancic auf digitec und Twitter @hype_domek E-Mail podcast@digitec.chDiscord https://discord.gg/JDda5jHsmFYoutube https://www.youtube.com/user/digitecAGTwitch https://www.twitch.tv/digitec_playgroundMusik von Claudio Beck

Michael Bublé has his fourth child, Camila Cabello and Hans Zimmer collaborate for Docu-series “Frozen Planet 2”, Andy Grammar wants to cook breakfast but Joel McHale would warn you, it looks good but tastes horrible.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Mary is talking to Doug Allan.Doug is an Award-winning natural history photographer, documentary filmmaker, diver, author and public speaker. Doug's photographic awards include eight Emmys, five BAFTAs and five Wildscreen Pandas. In his 35 years of filming he's been involved with more than 65 films, freelancing for the BBC, Discovery, National Geographic and others. He was principal cameraman on many prestigious award-winning programmes, making over 25 trips to the Antarctic and more than 30 across the Arctic, filming for series including Hostile Planet, Forces of Nature, Operation Iceberg, Frozen Planet, Ocean Giants, Human Planet, Life, Planet Earth, The Blue Planet and Life in the Freezer. Doug is on tour in Ireland - check out the dates on his websitehttps://dougallan.comContact Mary Bermingham atmary@burrennaturesanctuary.ieCheck out Burren Nature Sanctuary at www.burrennaturesanctuary.ieSupport the Nature Magic Podcast athttps://www.patreon.com/naturemagicShow websitewww.naturemagic.ie

  B.S. Over A Couple Of Brews   Episode 5 - "Metal, and Beer, and Opinions...Oh my!"   Episode Summary:   Come join Rick-O and Korbs, and B.S. over a couple of brews. Tonight we discuss Recent Brewery Closures in Our Area, Breweries that we both want to go check out, and Strain on the Vinyl Industry. Also, we have a few new segments that we're introducing to the podcast. Cheers to good fortune, and also to remembrance!     The Brews: Rick-O's Brew: "Invisible Benefactor" (18th Street Brewery)(Hammond, IN) Korbs' Brew: "Medusa Imperial Milk Stout" (Black Plague Brewing)(Oceanside, CA) Recent Brewery Closures in Our Area: Brickoven Brewpub, Ellet establishment known for handcrafted pizza, closes for good Aqueduct Brewing shuts down Mucky Duck in Green closes, citing excess of breweries in region, COVID-19 challenges Breweries that we both want to go check out: Send Brewery Suggestions to us, by Email. Southern Tier (Lakewood, NY) BrewDog Doghouse Columbus Hotel (Columbus, OH) BREWDOG CELEBRATES THE END OF OHIO'S ABV LIMIT WITH A HISTORY-ENDING BEER Odd Side Ales (Grand Haven, MI) Strain on the Vinyl Industry: THE VINYL STRAW: WHY THE VINYL INDUSTRY IS AT BREAKING POINT MMM THOUGHTS: PHYSICAL MEDIA VS. STREAMING SERVICES – WHICH IS A BETTER LISTENING EXPERIENCE? Suggested Music for Rick-O and Korbs to Check: This is going to be a new segment on the podcast. What music should we be listening to, or check out? Our Band Suggestion on This Episode: Nervosa is an All Female Thrash Metal Band, from Brazil. Songs of the Week: Between the Buried and Me - "The Future is Behind Us" Meshuggah - "The Abysmal Eye" Not From 1969 by Frozen Planet....1969 Honorable Mentions: Drekker Brewing Company (Fargo, ND) - "Sticky Digits" Khemmis Audio-Technica Cleveland alternative radio station 107.9 The End finds online revival The Song that my cousin and I thought was skipping: In The End [Official HD Music Video] - Linkin Park FM 88.9 The Alternation (WSTB) Happy Cinco de Mayo, everybody! Yes, we noticed that this Episode 5 released today. Yay, numerology! Lol. -Rick-O Music Credits: Intro/Outro Music Credit: "After Sunset" by Pryces CONNECT WITH US: Visit the Website Contact us by Email SOCIAL MEDIA: Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Subscribe to our YouTube Last Modified 05/05/2022 18:10:33 by Rick-O

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In today's episode, I speak with Doug Anderson, considered to be one of the world's best underwater cameramen. Doug works on primarily what are called blue chip wildlife films, which try to tell compelling stories focused on a specific animals in magnificent pristine landscapes, and have budgets in the area of $1 million per hour or more.For Doug, this has meant traveling the world to film in the world's most rugged and remote oceans for such films as BBC's Our Planet, Frozen Planet, and Life. And then more recently, David Attenborough's high profile Netflix series Our Planet. But for someone who has had such incredible career success, Doug was tremendously down to earth, and fun to talk with. And he shared stories about why it's so hard to shoot in the underwater environment, how he approaches being so close to large wild animals in the ocean, and an incredible moment of filmmaking he had off Antarctica with what is sometimes called the finger of death.Scuba Diving, Free Diving, Ocean Environmentalism, Surfing, and Marine Science.Please give us ★★★★★, leave a review, and tell your friends about us as each share and like makes a difference.

This week, Gilly is with Kalpna Woolf, founder of the Bristol charity 91 Ways which brings together the 91 languages spoken in her hometown of Bristol in a series of pop up peace cafés. Her book Eat Share Love features the recipes shared over the supper clubs where back story is the main ingredient.She's been awarded The Guild of Food Writers Inspiration Award, BBC's Food and Farming Food Hero Award and the Asian Women of Achievement Award and is one of the 20 people listed by Waitrose Food Magazine's Making the World a Better Place to Live and Eat in 2020. And as Head of Production at Factual and Natural History at the BBC, she oversaw all the best in TV storytelling, including Frozen Planet, Planet Earth and TV chefs from Rick Stein and Nigel Slater to the Hairy Bikers. You can buy the book directly from 91 Ways here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Muchas gracias por sintonizar el Valle de la Muerte, como cada semana les traemos hasta sus oídos lo mejor de los sonidos y las notas oscuras, tanto del maintream como del under. Sponsor: https://twitter.com/Dead_Ankh https://www.facebook.com/deadankh.ratedrtshirts https://ko-fi.com/vallismortempodcast https://www.facebook.com/vallismortemradio/ instagram.com/vallis_mortem/ https://twitch.com/vallismortempodcast Paypal: elpapalou@outlook.com Nos vemos del otro lado. Lado A 1. Loud - Dark Nightmare 2. La Grima - El Fuego se Extinguió 3. Sangría - Ritualista 4. Sahara - El Diablo 5. Satánico Pandemonium - La Muerte del Sol Lado B 1. Arteaga - Ritual Eléctrico 2. Mephistofeles - Damnation or Salvation? 3. Cave In - New Reality 4. Tropical Fuck Storm/KG&LW - Satanic Slumber Party Part 2 (Midnight In Sodom) 5. Frozen Planet... 1969 - Glassblaster

Andoria is in trouble and the crew race to the planet to offer what aid they can. If you would like to send us a voice message you can do so here https://anchor.fm/kritfayle/message Storyteller: Ghost Auran Thatcher: Shadow Phoenix Hunt: Raveninsane Kelle Tuan: Emily Yennek: Ken The fully licensed Star Trek RPG released from Modiphius Games is a great Role Playing Game that captures the essence of the amazing era of Star Trek. Find the books at https://www.modiphius.net/ Trekcore has excellent Star Trek Sound FX Many of the sounds are produced by Syrinscape, you can learn more at www.syrinscape.com https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/pdTGSgdnPm/ https://syrinscape.com/attributions/?id=416&id=44&id=83 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kritfayle/message

Salut à vous ! On s'engage cette semaine sur une sélection aussi riche que variée, juste pour tisser la toile de l'univers musical du Saccage à grand renfort de Stoner, de Post et de Psyche ! Playlist : Sungrazer / Zero Zero, Sunflowers / Castel Spell, Purple Hill Witch / Ghouls In Leather, Vokonis / Blackened Wings, Savoy Brown / Poor Girl, Snake Mountain Revival / Satellite Ritual, Clutch / D.C. Sound Attack!, Space Coke / Alice Lilitu, 20 Seconds Falling Man / Dear Lord, Shedfromthebody / We'll Be Lifting Our Arms To the Sky In Joy And Wonder, Frozen Planet 1969 / Diamond Dust. Photo : 20 Seconds Falling Man par Théo Lafave, @ Le Ferailleur. Emission enregistrée le 20/02/2022. Bonne écoute !

Happy New Year Fuzzers! There are so many new albums to look forward to already this year and in this episode I bring you a taste of what to expect from Yo No Se, JIRM, Possessor and Tuskar. Plus there's recent releases from King Bastard, Frozen Planet....1969 and a whole lot more to enjoy.

Muchas gracias por sintonizar el Valle de la Muerte, en esta ocasión @elpapalou les ofrece programas que están fuera de los episodios que se hacen en vivo, música variada y más contenido. Sponsor: https://www.facebook.com/krowershirts https://ko-fi.com/vallismortempodcast Paypal: elpapalou@outlook.com Nos vemos del otro lado. Lado A 1. Deep Valley Blues - Sun of the Dead 2. Parasite Caste - Bloodless Incision 3. Tomahawk - Doomsday Fatigue 4. Firebreather - Kiss Of Your Blade 5. The Dark Silence of Death - The Shape Lado B 1. Puresonic Outcast - Desecration 2. Yo No Se - Nova 3. The Hellacopters - Reap A Hurricane 4. Old Quasar - Dusty Church 5. Frozen Planet... 1969 - Diamond Dust

Today we talk to Dr. Chadden Hunter, an Australian wildlife biologist and filmmaker. After completing a PhD on gel-ada baboons in Ethiopia, Chadden worked with National Geographic and Discovery Channel, filming everything from tribal ceremonies in Africa to snow leopards in Pakistan. On the BBC series “Planet Earth” he became known as ‘the guy covered in bat poop', and whilst filming arctic wolves for “Frozen Planet” learnt that minus 40C was cold enough to freeze his eyes shut. His credits include Producer/Director on “Planet Earth 2” and “Seven Worlds-One Planet”. Co-Series Producer of BBC's “Wild Arabia” and National Geographic's “Cliffhangers”. Principal Director of “the “Frozen Planet” series. Collectively, the series he has worked on have won 12 Emmys and 8 Baftas. He is also the winner of the Best Film/Documentary this year in our own SCINEMA International Science Film Festival.  Today's interview is hosted by Cosmos journalist Dr Deborah Devis.Find the science of everything at Cosmos Magazine website Register to watch the SCINEMA International Science Film FestivalSubscribe to Cosmos Magazine (print) or the Cosmos WeeklyRegister for the next Cosmos Briefing

In the final episode of series 2, Alok Jha talks to Polar Conservationist and explorer Prem Gill to find out what Antarctic seals and Grime music have in common. Prem is a PhD candidate leading the "Seals from Space" project with the Scott Polar Research Institute, British Antarctic Survey & World Wildlife Fund, and a researcher working on Frozen Planet. Outside of this, Prem is interested in increasing opportunities for underrepresented and disadvantaged groups in polar and conservation science. As the founder of Polar Impact and British Antarctic Survey's Diversity Champion, he has used his research to spearhead projects which attract and retain talent from non-traditional backgrounds. Additional music featured in this episode is by Marzmanj. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Watson – what a dude… Part of the original lineup of the truly legendary Cabaret Voltaire (and a major influence on the early Human League during their time together in Sheffield), his destiny was always connected to his love of sound recording. He has a particular and passionate interest in recording the wildlife sounds of animals and habitats from around the world. As a freelance composer and sound recordist Chris also specialises in creating spatial sound installations which feature a strong sense and spirit of place. His television work includes many programmes in the David Attenborough ‘Life' series including ‘The Life of Birds' which won a BAFTA Award for ‘Best Factual Sound' in 1996, and as the location sound recordist for the BBC series ‘Frozen Planet' which also won a BAFTA Award for ‘Best Factual Sound' (2012). He probably possesses the world's largest library of natural world recordings, often captured using devices he himself has created. He also lectures around the world, and he and Martyn have collaborated on various projects over the years, including the astounding Sound Oasis project in the centre of Mexico City, and Martyn's Future of Sound tour featuring Illustrious's unique Immersive three-dimensional sound system. Ladies and Gentlemen – prepare to be fascinated… there can be only one Chris Watson

In this Roundtable we are joined by wildlife documentary filmmakers Rolf Steinmann and Fredi Devas. Rolf’s cinematography is featured predominantly in BBC natural history documentaries such as Planet Earth 2, Seven Worlds and A Perfect Planet. Fredi’s a producer known for his work on Planet Earth and Frozen Planet. He and Rolf have worked together on a couple of projects and will collaborate later this year on the third installment of Planet Earth. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the rigorous years-long prep that goes into these projects, to the serendipity that occurs once they’re on the field capturing the animals, as well as the ways you can discuss planet conservation with children.

Do you remember 'Planet Earth'? The original big, bold nature documentary starring David Attenborough? Of course you do. Chances are you own or owned it on DVD, because it's the highest selling DVD in the world, by FAR. My guest today is the filmmaker and director behind not just Planet Earth, but Planet Earth 2, Frozen Planet, Frozen Planet 2, Seven Worlds One Planet, and more. Yes, he is the guy that led the teams to gather the footage and put together these incredible documentaries. Would you believe Planet Earth came out 14 years ago? Which feels like a long time ago, and it is in a way, but in the scheme of things, it's just a blip on the radar. And it's easy to think that we're not doing enough or moving quickly enough to protect our planet, but how's this… that original Planet Earth series had ZERO mention of conservation or environmental issues. It was purely entertainment. Fast forward 10 years later and its sequel, Planet Earth 2, had so much environmental conservation messaging built in. It just had to, it would have been rejected otherwise. My guest today goes into detail his journey making these epic wildlife films over his career, and beautifully articulates the importance of storytelling, and presenting nature as an art form to be truly appreciated, in its own right. I've said in previous conversations with guests that we shouldn't be motivated to protect nature because we see its value to us and 'ecosystem services' it provides … that's a very selfish way of thinking of it. We should want to protect Nature just because it exists, and we love it and appreciate its beauty. This is what these big, bold, and beautiful documentaries have done for me, and this is what we talk about in this conversation today; the role of art and storytelling in our lives. We also talk about the limitations of science and why many people don't get motivated by numbers and statistics. We talk about the changes in habitat and wild places around the world and the impacts that humans are having. And, I ask some critically important questions about these films like, "What was it like when you first shot the ‘snakes and iguanas' scene?", and "When you see an animal suffering in the wild, how do you know when to intervene?" And most importantly – we talk about what YOU can do, as an individual, to have an impact because we DO all have a voice and we CAN all play a critical role in protecting wild places. So please enjoy this conversation with wildlife biologist, director, and filmmaker, Dr Chadden Hunter

Planet Earth is perfect. Everything about our world - its size, its distance from the Sun, its spin and tilt, its moon - is perfectly suited to our existence, and our planet's natural forces perfectly nurture life. A global weather system circulates and distributes fresh water to all corners of the globe, marine currents deliver nutrients to even the deepest reaches of the ocean, sunlight warms and energises everything it touches, and powerful volcanoes create and fertilise the land. As a result, there is literally no part of our planet where life can’t be found. Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, A Perfect Planet is a series that will change the way we see our home. We will witness time and again how the lives of animals are driven and enabled by our planet’s great natural forces. It's a unique fusion of blue chip natural history and earth science that explains how our living planet operates. The final episode in the series looks at the dramatic impact of the world’s newest force of nature: humans - and what can be done to restore our planet’s perfect balance. Alastair Fothergill has been at the forefront of natural history programming for 30+ years, including as the longtime head of the BBC Natural History Unit, before leaving to concentrate on hands-on filmmaking. His many BBC credits include The Blue Planet, Live from the Abyss, Planet Earth, Earth and Frozen Planet. Alastair has co-directed feature-length, cinematic movies for Disney as part of their Disneynature label. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society and was awarded their gold medal in 2012. Huw Cordey is the series producer and producer of A Perfect Planet’s Volcano episode. His numerous BBC Natural History Unit credits include Land of the Tiger, Andes to Amazon, Sir David Attenborough’s Life of Mammals, and Planet Earth.His other credits include The Hunt, Netflix’s first natural history series Our Planet, and Dancing with the Birds.

Planet Earth is perfect. Everything about our world - its size, its distance from the Sun, its spin and tilt, its moon - is perfectly suited to our existence, and our planet's natural forces perfectly nurture life. A global weather system circulates and distributes fresh water to all corners of the globe, marine currents deliver nutrients to even the deepest reaches of the ocean, sunlight warms and energises everything it touches, and powerful volcanoes create and fertilise the land. As a result, there is literally no part of our planet where life can’t be found. Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, A Perfect Planet is a series that will change the way we see our home. We will witness time and again how the lives of animals are driven and enabled by our planet’s great natural forces. It's a unique fusion of blue chip natural history and earth science that explains how our living planet operates. The final episode in the series looks at the dramatic impact of the world’s newest force of nature: humans - and what can be done to restore our planet’s perfect balance. Alastair Fothergill has been at the forefront of natural history programming for 30+ years, including as the longtime head of the BBC Natural History Unit, before leaving to concentrate on hands-on filmmaking. His many BBC credits include The Blue Planet, Live from the Abyss, Planet Earth, Earth and Frozen Planet. Alastair has co-directed feature-length, cinematic movies for Disney as part of their Disneynature label. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society and was awarded their gold medal in 2012. Huw Cordey is the series producer and producer of A Perfect Planet’s Volcano episode. His numerous BBC Natural History Unit credits include Land of the Tiger, Andes to Amazon, Sir David Attenborough’s Life of Mammals, and Planet Earth.His other credits include The Hunt, Netflix’s first natural history series Our Planet, and Dancing with the Birds.

Talking to Hugh Miller an underwater cameraman with a post-grad background in marine biology. He worked as a camera assistant for several years on productions such as Planet Earth, Oceans and Life before then shooting sequences for Life, and subsequently Frozen Planet, Desert Seas (Nat Geo), Africa and Wild Arabia. 

On this week's show we take a look at an incredible deal on smart light bulbs from Wyze. Four Smart bulbs for less than $8 a piece. We also have a first look at Discovery Plus. What we think is a solid streaming service. And we read your emails and discuss the news of the week. Wyze Bulb - LED Smart Home Light Bulb  800 Lumen Adjustable white temperature and brightness, works with Alexa and the Google Assistant, No Hub Required (~$30 for a pack of 4) Set any mood with Wyze Bulb's tunable white color temperature. Use warm white (2700k) to relax in the evening and daylight (6500k) to wake up with morning coffee. 9. 5-watt LED bulb (60-watt equivalent) produces up to 800 lumens and can be dimmed using voice control or the Wyze App (do not use with dimmer switches) No Hub Required. Wyze Bulb connects directly to your 2. 4GHz WiFi network (does not support 5GHz Wi-Fi) and the free Wyze app for a quick and easy setup Automate your lights with Wyze Sense (sold separately): Wyze Sense's contact and motion sensors allow you to control your lights based on motion or opening/closing of a door so they're on when you need them and off when you don't. You can also integrate with IFTTT to link Wyze Bulbs to the rest of your smart home devices. Make it look like someone's home: Vacation mode turns lights on/off on a variable schedule while you're away. Set Schedules: Set your Wyze Bulbs to turn on and off on a custom schedule so you never come home to a dark house. Group Control: Add multiple bulbs to a group and control them all simultaneously or use Shortcuts to control all your Wyze devices at the same time. Discovery Plus is Here! It seems like every network these days has a “Plus” service, There is Disney+, ESPN+, and well there are only two of them. But there are other networks putting out streaming versions, like Peacock,  FoxNow, CBS All Access, and ABC All Access. This week another service joins their ranks and it's one that we are excited about, Discovery Plus! A Discovery Plus subscription allows you to stream more than 55,000 episodes of 2,500+ current and classic shows networks including HGTV, Food Network, TLC, ID, Animal Planet, Discovery Channel and more. The service also includes discovery+ Originals - exciting, can't-miss series and specials you won't see anywhere else. Discovery Plus also includes exclusive streaming access to the BBC's largest natural history offering, featuring shows like Planet Earth, Blue Planet and Frozen Planet. Discovery Plus also features popular shows from A&E, History and Lifetime. Pricing There are two subscription tiers $4.99 a month with ads and $6.99 a month without.    Discovery Plus has partnered with Verizon to offer free access for one year to any customer with one line on Play More or Get More Unlimited service, new Fios Internet subscribers, or new 5G Home subscribers. Device Support Discovery Plus is available on AppleTV, iOS, AndroidTV, Android, Roku, Amazon FireTV, Samsung, XBOX, and More. Discovery Plus Channels Starting January 29th Discovery Plus Channels will be available in what sounds like linear streams of the actual Discovery Channels. As of this writing Discovery Plus is solely an on demand service.  Performance While most of the library is perfectly acceptable in 1080p with a mono soundtrack, there are some shows that look amazing in 4K. Think BBCs natural history content. Out of the gate there are only two  shows that we could find that were 4K but we expect more as time goes on. With that said, the video looks very good and considering the nature of these types of shows, no one will complain about the quality.  Areas for Improvement It would be nice if in the show information they listed the date that the show first aired on the Set Top box version of the software. Likewise it would be nice if they included information on the resolution and audio channels. There is no way to download content for offline viewing. We believe that this feature will arrive later. Finally, not all episodes of all shows are included. We do expect this to change as the services matures however. 

Our last episode of 2020 welcomes one of the foremost sound recordists in the world, the great @ChrisWatsonOfficial. Chris has been obsessed with field recording since he was young, but his career began in the 80s when he started working for television. Since then, his work has taken him around the world, recording the sounds of animals and nature for documentaries like Frozen Planet and The Life of Birds, alongside Sir David Attenborough. His solo career is a vast archive of sounds and textures recorded for the BBC, as well as his own original music. In this conversation, we discuss field recording, the strange sounds of nature, and his unique process of capturing the world around him. ++ Intro and outro music: "El Divisadero" - Chris Watson (2011) Sounds: "The Dawn Chorus" - Chris Watson (2014) "Vatnajökull" - Chris Watson (2003) "Glastonbury Ocean Soundscape" - Chris Watson (2019) "The Wire" - Chris Watson (2016) "Haefest" - Chris Watson (2013) "Aguane" - Chris Watson (2008) Photo by Gavin Thurston

Programa transmitido todos los lunes a las 10 pm (Centro de México), a través de mixlr.com/vallis-mortem/ Conducido por: El Papalou y Dani V. Black 1. Secreto Stanley - Triunvirato 2. Hjelvik - Glory of Hel 3. Opium Warlords - Early In the Morning 4. Eternal Champion - Worms of the Earth 5. Pueblo Rabia - Pueblo Rabia (DIY) 6. Samsara Blues Experiment - Southern Sunset 7. Agnes Strange - Children of the Absurd 8. Frozen Planet ...1969 - Rollback (Green Version) 9. Horizon - Death & Teddies 10. Vvlva - 13. Winter 11. Solstafir - Dionysus

Programa transmitido todos los lunes a las 10 pm (Centro de México), a través de mixlr.com/vallis-mortem/ Conducido por: El Papalou y Dani V. Black 1. Secreto Stanley - Triunvirato 2. Hjelvik - Glory of Hel 3. Opium Warlords - Early In the Morning 4. Eternal Champion - Worms of the Earth 5. Pueblo Rabia - Pueblo Rabia (DIY) 6. Samsara Blues Experiment - Southern Sunset 7. Agnes Strange - Children of the Absurd 8. Frozen Planet ...1969 - Rollback (Green Version) 9. Horizon - Death & Teddies 10. Vvlva - 13. Winter 11. Solstafir - Dionysus

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW ~Season 6, Episode 41~ Brant Bjork's manager "Doctor" Ryan Jones (and organizer of Stoned and Dusted Festival) joins us to talk about a killer new project his California Desert Wizards Association is cooking up for January -- Live in the Mojave Desert Volumes 1-5, featuring live pro-shot sets from Earthless, Nebula, Mountain Tamer, and Spirit Mother (all of whom we'll hear exclusive new live tracks from) -- and that's just the tip of the iceberg! After a brief but dramatic cat fight in Billy Goate's lair (Doomed & Stoned), Ryan decides to stick around with John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution) to see just how wild this party can get! Lots of new music and Billy goes crazy with the cover songs again. You won't want to miss the first new episode of December!

Award-winning sound recordist Chris Watson is one of the leading documenters of the natural world, having recorded wildlife across all continents. Watson is also a musician and was a founding member of experimental group Cabaret Voltaire in the early 1980s. His compositions can be heard across radio and TV, including in the HBO series ‘Chernobyl’ and David Attenborough’s ‘Life’ and ‘Frozen Planet’, and he has been exhibited in the National Gallery and The Louvre. In this episode he talks about where his passion for sound came from, and some of the experiences it has offered him, recording everything from blue whales in Baja to hedgehogs in his Northumberland garden. Plus: we hear recordings from his album ‘Stepping into the Dark’.

Today we sit down with Chief Brand Officer of Discovery Network, Nancy Daniels. Nancy who also rose through the ranks of TLC, CBS and VH1 is responsible for such hit shows as“American Chopper,” “Bering Sea Gold,” “Fast N’ Loud,” “Gold Rush,” the special “The Presidents’ Gatekeepers,” the Emmy-nominated “Deadliest Catch,” “MythBusters” and “Naked and Afraid,” and documentaries including “All the President’s Men Revisited” and “Frozen Planet.” “Survivor.” “The Amazing Race,” “Sister Wives,” “The Little Couple,” “Cake Boss,” and “Dr. Pimple Popper.” to name just a few.What are Nancy’s keys to success and What is her favorite book?Today on Grit Happens at 2:00pm PST. @glennstearns

Two cold callers feature in this episode. Jennifer Langston from Ontario in Canada sent this message to curiouscases@bbc.co.uk: "My husband has just taken up cold water swimming and he'll swim in temperatures as low as 6 degrees Celsius. I worry that it's too cold for him, but he claims that 'swimming in cold water is good for you', which drives me bonkers. Can you tell us if there is any scientific proof behind this?” Adam takes a trip to his local lido and asks the locals why they get a kick out of a chilly winter dip. Meanwhile, Hannah calls the Antarctic to talk to meteorologist Richard Warren about the perils of a frozen beard. Our second cold caller, Sarah Dudley, asks why women get cold feet in bed. Thermal physiologist Heather Massey is on hand with the answer. But when it comes to the natural world, other animals are masters of sub-zero living. Frozen Planet producer Kathryn Jeffs, from the BBC's Natural History Unit, explains why polar bears are perfectly designed for the Arctic. And we discover why Paddington Bear is better suited to Peru. Presenters: Hannah Fry, Adam Rutherford Producer: Michelle Martin

Our speaker is head of the BBC Natural History Unit; founded in the 1950s as the first and biggest production unit of its kind, it is regarded as the world’s greatest maker of wildlife documentary films. Planet Earth, Frozen Planet, Life on Earth, and dozens more groundbreaking series were all delivered by this Bristol-based outfit. Julian Hector discusses the relationship between Natural History Television and the conservation of the natural world it depicts. Julian looks at the power of documentaries to move the public, change government policy, and inspire scientists across the world. This talk reveals special secrets and stories behind the making of documentaries, while charting their effect on our attitudes and behaviour to a natural world in crisis. Followed by Q & A Held in partnership with Two Short Nights film festival and the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter.

This week I had the absolute honour of talking with field recordist, musician, and audio ace Chris Watson. For those unfamiliar with Chris, he is considered one of the top field recordists in the world. He's worked on Frozen Planet, The Life of Birds, Big Cat Diary, Life in the Undergrowth, Nature, Autumnwatch, and many more. […] The post SDA 010: Chris Watson – Field Recording at Its Finest appeared first on Sound Design Academy.