Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah fraser

In this episode of the "Tales of a Nuffield Scholar" series, we chat to Hannah Batty, Hannah Fraser, and Tom Pearson, who share their unique insights and experiences from their Nuffield journeys.

This week, Claire speaks to zoologist Julie Old from Western Sydney University about finding out more about wombat populations and the threats they face, through the citizen science project WomSAT, which you can join at https://www.womsat.org.au/. And Chris talks to ecologist Hannah Fraser from the University of Melbourne about her new study on research reproducibility in which hundreds of researchers got different results after analysing the same sets of data. Read the study at https://doi.org/10.32942/X2GG62

Pinchgut Opera's pre-concert podcast with Genevieve Lang and Pinchgut Opera Artistic Director, Erin Helyard. Passion, divinity, transcendence: Pinchgut Opera presents its first concert of the season, Membra Jesu Nostri by Buxtehude. A cycle of seven cantatas composed by German composer Dieterich Buxtehude in 1680. The music is loving: pure, balanced and deeply expressive, demonstrating an extraordinary attention to unity of conception. Pinchgut's presentation of this astonishing work brings together a stellar chorus of soloists, including Alexandra Oomens and Lauren Lodge- Campbell, who both return to Australia after performances throughout Europe with some of the world's eminent Baroque ensembles, along with the sublime sounds of Andrew O'Connor, Hannah Fraser and Louis Hurley. Joining them will be a specially selected group of expert players of the Orchestra of the Antipodes, led by Erin Helyard. This is sacred, meditative music of the highest order and beauty, presented with all the intimacy, emotion and power that inspired its creation over 300 years ago.

Many in our church family are grieving the loss of Hannah Fraser this week. Ps Phil shares a message of hope and encouragement for all who are walking through trials, grief, and loss. This message was preached at NEUMA Perth on 30th October 2022.

In the season one finale episode, host, Helen Shephard is joined by the world's most famous mermaid, Hannah Fraser. Hannah tells us how she made her dream job, as a mermaid, underwater model and choreographer, her reality.  She shares the worst jobs she's done in Hollywood, some of her many celebrity encounters, and how she uses her career for activism and ocean conservation.@hannahmermaidhannahmermaid.com

The Diver & The Mermaid features an amazing collaboration between underwater photographer Brett Stanley, professional mermaid Hannah Fraser, commercial diver Joshua Myers, and documentary maker Justin Lutsky.

The Diver & The Mermaid features an amazing collaboration between underwater photographer Brett Stanley, professional mermaid Hannah Fraser, commercial diver Joshua Myers, and documentary maker Justin Lutsky.

Hannah Fraser talks to me about the work Enterprise Ireland is doing in Sweden and the great success stories of Irish companies here, while Kieran and Tom from the Mälardalen Brewing Company say goodbye to "Dry January" with craft beers from Strängnäs.

Hannah Fraser, nipote dell'ex primo ministro Malcom Fraser, ci racconta del suo amore per l'Italia, per la sua cultura e la sua lingua, che lei parla benissimo.

Welcome to the season 3 finale of the Human Amplified podcast. Thank you so much for hanging out with us this season, which has been an amazing and heartfelt journey of inspired storytelling within the human condition.Today, world-famous Hannah Mermaid joins us, in a down-to-Earth, get-to-know her-on-a-deeper-level discussion that was truly impactful in my life, and I know it will positively impact yours. She's an underwater model and performance artist, speaker, teacher, and servant of the sea. Hannah brings so many interesting perspectives to help you open your mind to everything from going with the flow and how that helps her underwater to new ways of approaching activism. We start out talking about Hannah Fraser's life, her childhood, her supportive mom, where she's from, and how she started making her own mermaid tails at an early age. Then we transition into how she transitioned into Hannah Mermaid - the first professional mermaid that paved the way for so many others, which is now a thriving and recognized career. Hannah Mermaid gives you all the details about some of the most terrifying moments she's experienced underwater, but also some of the most beautiful moments of embracing her femininity and self empowerment through art, fantasy, and iconography.We dive deep into the differences between masculine and feminine power and Hannah's history with activism. She describes how powerful the mermaid icon is and her lived experience of that power - from successful protests to transformation in other people's lives who've reached out to her. Hannah Mermaid also describes how the oceans have evolved since she's started her career and what that says about the state of humanity.Although we were having this conversation on opposite ends of the country over a sometimes crackling internet connection at the height of COVID infections where Hannah was in L.A, I felt like we were old friends picking up where we left off, balancing laughter with seriousness and the give and take in between. After listening, you'll be inspired. And you'll have food for thought on how to reach your own self empowerment in a way that works for you while enacting change. While you're thinking about it, follow in Hannah Mermaid's example - remember to take care of yourself and the importance of breathing.

Hannah Fraser, known professionally as Hannah Mermaid, is a professional model, actress, performer and ocean ecology activist. In our 21st episode of the Momentom Podcast we hear Hannah candidly share her path to becoming a professional mermaid, the challenges of underwater photo shoots with sharks, and why we need to protect the sentience of the ocean and all its creatures. Join host and Momentom cofounder, John Early, as he literally jumps into life as a mermaid (merman!). Topic Time Marks:The path to being a professional mermaid and ocean activist – 1:00Growing up vegetarian & having a Rockstar dad – 5:49When did your passion turn into your profession? – 10:00Underwater modeling: pranayama & sentient ocean creatures - 12:20The challenges of photo shoots with sharks – 16:30What can people do at home to be an ocean conservationist? - 22:40Witnessing massive dolphin orgies - 25:50John becomes a mermaid - 29:09What does community mean to you? - 32:25[Recorded live at Momentom's Artist Residency in Sumbawa, Indonesia - October 15, 2019] ~ For more info on Hannah Mermaid visit https://www.hannahmermaid.com or on Instagram @hannahmermaid *For more on host, John Early visit https://www.johnearly.ca or on Instagram @johntearly ~ We've just launched applications for our tentative Artist Residency season for this winter/ spring! (*International travel pending) For more info and to help us cocreate the season ahead visit https://www.momentomcollective.com ~ For the full playlist of our Video Podcasts on Youtube visit: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDfv9P0yDraLxTtiJx6-vo_2hohOE1uu_For the Momentom Collective Podcast on Spotify visit:https://open.spotify.com/show/6Q9g39tyehzZWT75DZHo29?si=72YlmJNxSKuCO59yuX2S6gPast episodes include: *Poranguí - The Medicine of Now & The Role Humanity Plays *Adam Roa - The Importance of Self Love & Vulnerability for our Creative Soul*Amelia Broughton – Creating Connection with Authentic Relating & Human Design ~

In this episode, host Brett Stanley chats to Hannah Fraser/Hannah Mermaid about her career as an underwater performer, the difficulties of posing with tiger sharks in the Bahamas, how she keeps her breath-hold, and tips for aspiring underwater models.View the show notesDiscuss the episode in our facebook group. Follow Hannah's work here: Website, Instagram, and Facebook Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/brettstanley)

E140 Real life mermaid, underwater model and conservationist human Hannah Fraser has swum in deep water (mermaid tail, and all) with whales, sharks, dolphins, manta ray and a host of other creatures under the sea. She’s put herself between hunting ships and the creatures she loves and her life’s mission is to bring awareness and […]

A track-by-track walk through the Spines' album 'Epidural' with band members Hannah Fraser and Jon McLeary

Hannah Fraser is the world’s leading underwater dancer and mermaid. Hannah uses her incredible abilities to create breathtaking photos and videos drawing attention to the plight of marine wildlife. In fact Hannah Fraser (or Hannah Mermaid (@HannahMermaid) as she also likes to be called) created the vocation of 'freelance mermaid' and has been featured worldwide for her underwater ocean conservation and performance art, creating her own spectacular tails, performing for film, music videos, campaigns, photo shoots, public speaking events, festivals & environmental actions. She swims with sharks, whales dolphins, seals, turtles, rays and more in the open ocean. Hannah can hold her breath for minutes at a time and freedive to depths of over 50 feet. She broke records as the first person to dance with Tiger Sharks on the ocean floor with no scuba or snorkel gear, and was part of an activist group who paddled out to protect dolphins from slaughter in the academy award winning film ’The Cove’. She has worked with my previous guest, Shawn Heinrichs (underwater cameraman and photographer) and together they released a short film called Mantas Last Dance that propelled Manta rays into the public eye and helped pass a law to protect mantas worldwide. She is an advocate for ocean protection, female empowerment, animal conservation and universal love! In this incredible conversation we talk about where her passion for the oceans stems from, how she thinks we can reconnect with marine wildlife and of course she describes some of her incredible experiences dancing underwater with humpback whales, tiger sharks and manta rays. You can find more about Hannah at her website www.hannahmermaid.com. Here are just a few of her incredible videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHY1gYZdyy0 (TEDx talk) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0Epc6v9Z5A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SG1dzH_VFzY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q250FnLH74M The Wild Voices Project podcast tells the stories of people saving nature. We are part of WILDVoices media, a global production team bridging emerging storytellers with aspiring environmental professionals. Find out more about us at wildvoicesproject.org. Learn more about the global community at wild-voices.org.

An in-depth track-by-track conversation through the brand new Spines album Epidural with Hannah Fraser and Jon McLeary. Jon is the singer/songwriter and founding member of the Spines, a Wellington band of over 36 years - Hannah is the new girl in the band, she's been a member of the Spines across the last 2-3 years (backing vocals, keys, violin). We talk about the history of these songs and the band and discuss the aims and ambitions of the group with their first new (released) album in 30 years.

An in-depth track-by-track conversation through the brand new Spines album Epidural with Hannah Fraser and Jon McLeary. Jon is the singer/songwriter and founding member of the Spines, a Wellington band of over 36 years - Hannah is the new girl in the band, she's been a member of the Spines across the last 2-3 years (backing vocals, keys, violin). We talk about the history of these songs and the band and discuss the aims and ambitions of the group with their first new (released) album in 30 years. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

when we were kids we believed in Santa, The Easter Bunny, Fairy Tales and of course Mermaids. Then when we grow up we lose the wonderment to believe in such things. Not Hannah Fraser! since she was a little girl she always believed she was meant to be a mermaid and then she grew up and guess what? she became a real life mermaid. No George and I haven't been smoking funny cigarettes..... Hannah is a fair dinkum Mermaid and even better she is trying to save our precious oceans singled handed. Today's episode is Funny, informative and full of love...... After you listen to this episode you will never want to use a plastic water bottle again.

Show Summary In this episode of the Make Creativity Pay Podcast, I talk to Hannah Fraser - underwater mermaid, performance artist, ocean activist, and inspiration to creative types everywhere. As a little girl, Hannah Fraser was desperate to meet a real, live mermaid. She found out that mermaids didn't exist - but as fate would have it, she became one herself. In this episode, Hannah explains that living out your fantasy isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be – or is it? Subscribe to the podcast on Stitcher or iTunes, rate, and leave a review to let me know what you think! iTunes helps me share this podcast with more people based on your feedback. When you rate and leave a review, it helps your fellow creatives to find the show. Thanks for spreading the word!  Subscribe on Stitcher Subscribe on iTunes Follow on Soundcloud And as always, please share if you know someone who needs to hear these interviews. Show Notes In this episode you’ll learn How Hannah's passions led to a professional career The challenges - and very real dangers - of being a work of art Overcoming fears – both real and imagined The secret to reaching your goals as a creative Why having a mission matters What to do when people belittle your ambitions [1:03] How Hannah stumbled into her career [3:59] What happens when you get tired of swimming? [5:22] Facing her fear of sharks… [10:38] Why there's no perfect dream job [13:55] Hannah's advice to those who have unrealistic dreams [16:17] Hannah's true mission, and how having a mission helps you [18:32] Mermaids, tiger sharks and mantas… oh, my! [24:54] Taking a stand, even when it hurts Transcript: MCP Podcast Episode 13 Hannah Fraser Links and Resources http://hannahmermaid.com/ Hannah's TedX talk - Turning Fantasy Into Reality makecreativitypay.com/helpakid Music Featured on the Podcast "Dreaming of One Day" (c) 2011, written and performed by Leanne Regalla Podcast Episode Sponsor Project AK-47 Leave me a Voicemail Like the podcast? Have a question you’d like me to answer live on an upcoming episode? Click here to leave me a voice message. Thanks for listening and sharing! The post 13 – Pursuing an Unlikely Dream with Hannah Fraser, Professional Mermaid [Podcast] appeared first on Make Creativity Pay.

What an amazing gathering of Tech, media, and Start up people! We had a vision of having a party where many people could connect and have fun. So we got together with Geekzone and Hack Miramar and came up with our end of year/christmas party – #WellyTech.Mayor Celia Wade Brown started off proceedings talking about the great hub we have here in Wellington.Hack Miramar organised a collaboration exercise that had everyone involved in creating a presentation of what their vision of the future of tech in Wellington looked like.From there we recorded a quick 15 min panel session with Victoria MacLennan, Laura Reitel, Tim Kong, Ruth McDavitt and Melissa Clark-Reynolds.The live band "Rose Road" featuring Hannah Fraser, Kerry Wood, Sharon Greally played and roaming magician Arjun entertained the crowd while the judge reviewed the collaboration pieces. Mauricio (our regular on "System Error") took the stage and presented the prizes to the winners.It was an amazing night, it was awesome to see so many people engaging and having a great time. Thanks to those that helped in creating the event (Steph – Organiser extraordinaire, Mauricio – Man with the prizes hook ups, and Jono – Video and sound magician) and big thanks to Hopgarden for having us. ------------------------------------------------------We share the stories from people that work in New Zealand tech, social media, startups. If you have a story or know someone that does - get in touch!Mike Riversdale (@MiramarMike) background is explaining stuff, connecting people and getting things done. Raj Khushal (@nzRaj) background is in video, design, media and making things happen.All our past shows are on our websitehttps://www.accessgranted.nzFollow and Like us on:https://twitter.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://facebook.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://linkedin.com/company/access-granted-podcastSubscribe to the show however you want:https://www.accessgranted.nz/subscribe/

A short film by Shawn Heinrichs and Hannah Fraser, this is the story of a woman who has been deeply betrayed. Believing she will never trust another again, she sinks into depression, severing all connections with her world. Plunging deep into despair, she experiences an unexpected visit by humpback whale calf, a being whose species has suffered the greatest of betrayals. Over 2 MILLION whales were killed by commercial whalers in the 20th Century, driving most great whale species to the brink of extinction. Finally in 1986, the Internataionl Whaling Commission (IWC) enacted a moratorium on commercial whaling, finally giving whales a reprieve from the mass slaughter, and offering these species a 12th hour chance at survival. Despite their suffering in the hands of humankind, this whale does the unexpected and invites the woman into its special world. Together they dance and play, shedding their fears and distrust. Discovering she is not alone in her betrayal, the woman is finally able to let go and forgive. She rediscovers joy, hope and love as she experiences a profound connection with this soulful being. As their time together draws to an close, the calf rejoins its mother and the woman must return to her world. Both the whales and the woman move on, vulnerable but ready to trust. Will we betray them, again? Used with permission, Terra Naomi's song I'll Be Waiting, from her album Live & Unplugged: bit.ly/HFummP More about Shawn and his work at BlueSphereMedia.com

Shawn Heinrichs' and Hannah Fraser's passionate new short film of beautiful dancer Hannah amidst graceful manta rays at night. As the finale of the Manta Ray of Hope Campaign, this video has been released in advance of the CITES meeting in early March, when delegates will vote on whether to protect mantas. A special thank you to Singer/Songwriter Terra Naomi for generously sharing her beautiful song, If I could Stay. Download at iTunes: goo.gl/MiBMJ More information on protecting mantas at BlueSphereMedia.com and MantaRayOfHope.com