Podcasts about national geographic wild

Temidos por su reputación de devorar seres humanos, los tiburones son animales más que esenciales para mantener el equilibrio de los ecosistemas marinos: regulan la población de otras especies y contribuyen al saneamiento de los océanos. Sin embargo, la pesca excesiva, su lento crecimiento y la baja tasa de reproducción, les ha llevado al borde de la extinción, convirtiéndose en una de las especies más incomprendidas del océano. Y recuerda que regresa uno de los especiales más aclamados por la audiencia: Sharkfest. Celebra esta duodécima edición con nuevas series y especiales con imágenes nunca vistas sobre tiburones. Disfruta de este estreno desde el 20 de julio y durante todo el mes de agosto, a partir de las 18:00h en el canal National Geographic Wild.

Lo hemos visto en películas como Pinocho, donde personas han logrado sobrevivir a ser engullido por una ballena. Pero, ¿es algo único de ciencia ficción? Pese a que los gigantes marinos no puedan tragar grandes objetos, ya que su garganta no es mucho más grande que el tamaño de un plato, algunas historias aseguran haber sobrevivido a esta experiencia. Te descubrimos algunas curiosidades. Celebramos el Día Mundial de los Océanos con el estreno de la serie documental ‘Los secretos de las ballenas', la cual nos ofrece una nueva perspectiva de la vida de orcas, ballenas jorobadas, belugas o narvales. Descubre más sobre estos gigantes marinos cada sábado y domingo de junio a partir de las 18.00 horas en el canal National Geographic Wild.

My guest this week is the National Geographic explorer and award-winning wildlife film-maker, photographer, presenter & founder of Bambee Studios, Aishwarya Sridhar. Aishwarya was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India in 1997, the only child to parents Sridhar Ranganathan and Rani Sridhar. Her father is a chartered accountant and her mother an advertising professional. Both her parents help Aishwarya with the business aspects of her film studio and have been instrumental in introducing her to wildlife and conservation from an early age. She has always been passionate about protecting the natural environment, climate change and the impact on India's wildlife. Although career pathways for women in filmmaking in India are limited, Aishwarya created her own opportunities beginning in college at Pillai College of Arts, Science and Commerce where she studied Mass Media. Her first two films were picked up by DD National and National Geographic WILD respectively, and it wasn't long before the awards came her way for her conservation work, including the Sanctuary Asia Young Naturalist Award,,which she won at age 15, The Princess Diana Award for Young Change Makers aged 9-25, the Woman Icon Award, and the International Inspirational Women's Award. In 2020, she became the first Indian woman to win at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award.  Aishwarya also became the youngest conservation storyteller from India to join the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP) as an Emerging League Fellow. Her work has been telecast on leading networks like National Geographic WILD, Discovery, Arte, KBS, NHK, Love Nature and BBC Earth and her images have been published worldwide in newspapers and magazines, such as BBC Wildlife, The Guardian, and Times of India. Aishwarya is currently working on.a documentary about a leopard, Rana, in the Jhalana Leopard Reserve. Ash's website: https://www.aishwaryasridhar.com/Instagram: Chikoo_wild https://www.instagram.com/chikoo_wild/Ash's Playlist:Taylor SwiftMichael JacksonHindi Bollywood Soundtracks  Ash's favorite female artists:Beverly JoubertShannon WildVanessa BerlowitzRathika RamaswamyAlia BhattPriyanka ChopraKartiki GonsalvesGuneet Monga Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramAART on Facebook Email: hollowellstudios@gmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wisp--4769409/support.

This week the National Geographic explorer and award-winning wildlife film-maker, photographer, presenter & founder of Bambee Studios, Aishwarya Sridhar. Aishwarya was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India in 1997, the only child to parents Sridhar Ranganathan and Rani Sridhar. Her father is a chartered accountant and her mother an advertising professional. Both her parents help Aishwarya with the business aspects of her film studio and have been instrumental in introducing her to wildlife and conservation from an early age. She has always been passionate about protecting the natural environment, climate change and the impact on India's wildlife. Although career pathways for women in filmmaking in India are limited, Aishwarya created her own opportunities beginning in college at Pillai College of Arts, Science and Commerce where she studied Mass Media. Her first two films were picked up by DD National and National Geographic WILD respectively, and it wasn't long before the awards came her way for her conservation work, including the Sanctuary Asia Young Naturalist Award,,which she won at age 15, The Princess Diana Award for Young Change Makers aged 9-25, the Woman Icon Award, and the International Inspirational Women's Award. In 2020, she became the first Indian woman to win at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award.  Aishwarya also became the youngest conservation storyteller from India to join the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP) as an Emerging League Fellow. Her work has been telecast on leading networks like National Geographic WILD, Discovery, Arte, KBS, NHK, Love Nature and BBC Earth and her images have been published worldwide in newspapers and magazines, such as BBC Wildlife, The Guardian, and Times of India. Aishwarya is currently working on.a documentary about a leopard, Rana, in the Jhalana Leopard Reserve. Aishwarya's website: https://www.aishwaryasridhar.com/Instagram: Chikoo_wild https://www.instagram.com/chikoo_wild/ Ash's Playlist:Taylor SwiftMichael JacksonHindi Bollywood Soundtracks  Ash's favorite female artists:Beverly JoubertShannon WildVanessa BerlowitzRathika RamaswamyAlia BhattPriyanka ChopraKartiki GonsalvesGuneet Monga Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramAART on Facebook Email: hollowellstudios@gmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aart--5814675/support.

SJ speaks to director, writer, producer and cinematographer Adan Geiger who recently worked on the National Geographic series, Secrets of the Octopus which premiere on National Geographic Wild on Earth Day, 22 April.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Los pulpos son criaturas fascinantes con peculiaridades únicas. Uno de los aspectos más interesantes es su sistema nervioso avanzado, que tiene grandes similitudes al cerebro humano, con una escala molecular y funcional distinta. Esta condición les permite realizar tareas complejas y mostrar comportamientos que sugieren cierta forma de inteligencia. Y descubre más sobre estos fascinantes animales en LOS SECRETOS DE LOS PULPOS, una docuserie de la saga “los secretos de” que aborda a una de las especies que más cuenta, de forma sorprendente, con características habitualmente atribuidas a los humanos. Estreno el 22 de abril a las 18:00 en el canal National Geographic WILD.

This week the filmmaker Kire Godal whose focus on African culture and wildlife has reached audiences through National Geographic, the Discovery Channel, BBC, Amazon Prime among others. Her purpose and goal is to capture and memorialize important stories that she feels need to be recorded for history and to educate a wider public at a time when both people and animals are under threat of radical social and environmental changes or extinction.  Kire was born in Aspen, Colorado in 1962, one of three children—she has two brothers—to Norwegian immigrants Inge and Bente Godal . Her childhood was spent exploring the back country of Colorado, riding and skiing. She soon developed a passion for the outdoors and animals, which drew her to ambitions of being an explorer. But first, after High School, she was going to find herself in the Big Apple, drawn to the world of modeling after being talent spotted on the slopes by the American modeling agency executive, Eileen Ford. Whilst on fashion shoots, and catwalks of New York, Kire became fascinated in the art of photography and was soon drawn to being behind the camera. It was also at this time that Kire met her first husband, the Italian model agent, Giogio Piazzi, which would take her in a new direction. Kire found herself living in Aguilla BWI and Caracas, Venezuela while raising her first two children before returning to the US. She had decided by now that she wanted a career in filmmaking and took herself back to school at UCLA to study broadcast journalism. From there she worked in TV news, but it was the draw of the wild that led her to Kenya where she met her second husband and started her own production company Malaika Media as an independent filmmaker while raising three children but by now as a single parent. Her dreams and ambitions led to make her own self-funded films, which gradually led to bigger and more ambitious productions. Her portfolio includes Maasai The Last Dance of the Warriors for National Geographic, Lion Warriors for National Geographic Wild, Skypaths, and many more ethnographic, and natural history wildlife productions. Kire lives in Kenya and is currently working on two productions; Tolstoy, The Tomato Thief about a Super Tusker Elephant, and Maasai Eunoto featuring the important Maasai Warrior passage to elderhood ceremony. Kire's website:https://www.kiregodal.com/Kira on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kiregodal_filmmaker_in_africa/ Tolstoy The Tomato Thief:  https://www.tolstoythetomatothief.com/ Kire's IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0323701/Kire's playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4gzA9O48M99t6ddwJfhgdU?si=j9pCGQA0T-C8W3srs3ij9A&pi=u-1bohYGWNTsuR&nd=1&dlsi=152ed12c0d9a4342 Women whose work Kire admires:Mirella RiccardiLeni ReifenstahlAngela FisherCarol BeckwithAnnie LeibowitzMandy WalkerDame Jane Campion Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramAART on FacebookEmail: hollowellstudios@gmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wisp--4769409/support.

This week the filmmaker Kire Godal whose focus on African culture and wildlife has reached audiences through National Geographic, the Discovery Channel, BBC, Amazon Prime among others. Her purpose and goal is to capture and memorialize important stories that she feels need to be recorded for history and to educate a wider public at a time when both people and animals are under threat of radical social and environmental changes or extinction.  Kire was born in Aspen, Colorado in 1962, one of three children—she has two brothers—to Norwegian immigrants Inge and Bente Godal . Her childhood was spent exploring the back country of Colorado, riding and skiing. She soon developed a passion for the outdoors and animals, which drew her to ambitions of being an explorer. But first, after High School, she was going to find herself in the Big Apple, drawn to the world of modeling after being talent spotted on the slopes by the American modeling agency executive, Eileen Ford. Whilst on fashion shoots, and catwalks of New York, Kire became fascinated in the art of photography and was soon drawn to being behind the camera. It was also at this time that Kire met her first husband, the Italian model agent, Giogio Piazzi, which would take her in a new direction. Kire found herself living in Aguilla BWI and Caracas, Venezuela while raising her first two children before returning to the US. She had decided by now that she wanted a career in filmmaking and took herself back to school at UCLA to study broadcast journalism. From there she worked in TV news, but it was the draw of the wild that led her to Kenya where she met her second husband and started her own production company Malaika Media as an independent filmmaker while raising three children but by now as a single parent. Her dreams and ambitions led to make her own self-funded films, which gradually led to bigger and more ambitious productions. Her portfolio includes Maasai The Last Dance of the Warriors for National Geographic, Lion Warriors for National Geographic Wild, Skypaths, and many more ethnographic, and natural history wildlife productions. Kire lives in Kenya and is currently working on two productions; Tolstoy, The Tomato Thief about a Super Tusker Elephant, and Maasai Eunoto featuring the important Maasai Warrior passage to elderhood ceremony. Kire's website:https://www.kiregodal.com/Kira on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kiregodal_filmmaker_in_africa/ Tolstoy The Tomato Thief:  https://www.tolstoythetomatothief.com/ Kire's IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0323701/Kire's playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4gzA9O48M99t6ddwJfhgdU?si=j9pCGQA0T-C8W3srs3ij9A&pi=u-1bohYGWNTsuR&nd=1&dlsi=152ed12c0d9a4342 Women whose work Kire admires:Mirella RiccardiLeni ReifenstahlAngela FisherCarol BeckwithAnnie LeibowitzMandy WalkerDame Jane Campion Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramAART on FacebookEmail: hollowellstudios@gmail.com

In this episode of 92NY Talks, join the host of National Geographic WILD's new show Extraordinary Birder, Christian Cooper, for a discussion with Whoopi Goldberg about birding across the nation. Cooper talks about the genesis of the series — his love of birds and the people who study them, his passionate advocacy for creating safer access to green spaces for all, and much more. The conversation was recorded on July 12, 2023 in front of a live audience at The 92nd Street Y, New York.

Mächtig, liebevoll und weise – Elefanten üben eine große Faszination auf Menschen weltweit aus, und doch sind sie vom Aussterben bedroht. Durch den Handel mit Elfenbein und die Eingrenzung ihres Lebensraums durch den Menschen sind die Populationen in den letzten Jahrhunderten stark gesunken. Dies zu verhindern, hat sich die kenianische Artenschützerin Dr. Paula Kahumbu zur Lebensaufgabe gemacht. Sie ist Geschäftsführerin der Organisation WildlifeDirect und wurde mit zahlreichen Preisen für ihre Arbeit zum Schutz vom Aussterben bedrohter Tierarten in Afrika ausgezeichnet. Sie ist bekannt für ihre Bemühungen, den illegalen Handel mit Elfenbein zu unterbinden, und für ihre Kampagnen zum Schutz des Naturerbes in Afrika. Kahumbu ist National Geographic Explorer of the Year, Gewinnerin des Whitley Gold Award in Anerkennung für ihren herausragenden Beitrag zum Naturschutz und wurde von der Financial Times in die Liste der 25 einflussreichsten Frauen des Jahres 2022 aufgenommen.Zudem hat sie in zahlreichen Dokumentarfilmen über Wildtiere und die Umwelt mitgewirkt und ihre eigene Fernsehserie „Wildlife Warriors“ produziert. Aktuell ist sie ein Teil der neuen, von Oscar®-Preisträger James Cameron produzierten Doku-Serie „Die geheimnisvolle Welt der Elefanten“. Sie thematisiert das Leben und Verhalten von Elefanten und zeigt, welche weitreichenden Folgen ihr Aussterben nicht nur für die Menschheit, sondern auch für das Ökosystem hätte. Die Serie lief kürzlich bei National Geographic WILD, ihr könnt sie euch aber auch im Stream bei Disney+ anschauen.In dieser Folge gibt uns Paula Kahumbu Einblicke in ihre Arbeit mit Elefanten, ihren erfolgreichen Kampf gegen die Wilderei und den Handel mit Elfenbein, und zeigt auf, wie wir Elefanten nachhaltig schützen können.Redaktion & Postproduktion: Miriam MenzWERBEPARTNERhttps://linktr.ee/weltwachUnterstütze unsere Show mit einer Mitgliedschaft im Supporters Club und erhalte Zugriff auf werbefreie und – je nach Paket – exklusive Bonusfolgen. Alle Informationen findest du hier: https://weltwach.de/supporters-club/Spotify-Nutzer können direkt in Spotify nach “Weltwach Plus” suchen.STAY IN TOUCH:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weltwach/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/weltwach/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weltwach/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WELTWACHNewsletter: https://weltwach.de/newsletter/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Günaydın. Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu'na ‘Bay Bay Kemal' diye seslendi; Kılıçdaroğlu ‘Bye Bye Love' şarkısıyla cevap verdi. Fed faiz kararını açıkladı. Samsung yeni amiral gemisi telefonlarını tanıttı. Bugünün bülteni National Geographic WILD ile birlikte ulaşıyor. Fotoğraf: BKM

Matt Beisner considers himself more of a dog teacher than a dog trainer as he takes on some of the most challenging canine cases. He shares his philosophy and approach with Oh Behave show host Arden Moore in this episode. Matt is the co-founder of The Zen Dog and the host of the must-see show, "Dog: Impossible" now airing on Disney Plus and National Geographic Wild. EPISODE NOTES: Meet Matt Beisner -- Host of Dog: Impossible

"Breaking Big" with Erin Neumeyer is a podcast about working in the entertainment industry. Meet people who work in all areas of show business to find out how they broke into the industry and found success. Working in this creative field can be a roller coaster - there will be laughter, thrills and tears - but these talented people are enjoying the ride! A HUGE Thanks to WhoHAHA.com for featuring our show in the "Podcasts We Love" Section of their App! While you can listen to our show everywhere podcasts are streamed we would be honored if you would open (or download the app HERE if you don't already have it) and listen there this month! While you're there check out the other lady driven shows - there are lots of great ones! This is the one with Indy Saini! Indy Saini is a filmmaker and motorcycle rider passionate about adventure and travel, driven to increase the complex stories of women in mass media. Her short film directorial debut "The Lesson,” garnered international awards including Best US Narrative at the Women's International Film Festival in Miami. Indy's technical skill behind the camera has landed her work with master storytellers including Ang Lee and David Lynch on major Hollywood movies such as “Harriet,” “Gemini Man,” and “A Wrinkle In Time.” Her documentary work as cinematographer includes: “Soma Girls,” about education the children of sex workers in India that aired on PBS; "Women in the Front Seat,” about female motorcycle gearheads (winner Best Feature Doc in the Nevada Women's Film Festival) and “Ice Bear,” a National Geographic Wild film for which she received an Emmy Nomination. SHOW LINKS / MENTIONS SHOUT OUT: Indy mentioned her friend, Sharon Sullivan, who she created a final college project with - a performance art piece targeting violence against women and ending in a interactive ritual that allowed anyone to write on a piece of paper something in their life they want to release and burn in a ceremonial process. Sharon went on to devote her life to improving the lives of women - working to stop sex trafficking. Helping trafficked survivors after they've been rescued. Creating a program to educate women at the local women's prison so when they are released they have better chance at a new life. Going to the UN to advocate for women's rights. Don't miss the link to her TED TALK below. Indy stopped at her farm in Topeka, Kansas during her motorcycle road trip, exhausted and questioning whether or not to keep going. Was there a point to what she was doing? She encouraged Indy, reminding her that we all do our little piece to make a difference. Using her rain gauge as an example, that each drop of water is necessary to fill up the gauge. Each act we do to change / help / improve the life's of women is our drop of water. https://www.washburn.edu/our-faculty/sharon-sullivan TED TALK LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJHLxRK4ck Indi is also a huge fan of Emily Best, the founder of Seed and Spark! https://seedandspark.com/ founded by Emily Best HANDLES IG @indyksaini FB https://www.facebook.com/IndyKSaini TW: @indysaini WEB: https://www.indyksaini.com/ IMDB: imdb.me/indysaini CONTACT INFO Breaking Big with Erin Neumeyer is produced by Erin Neumeyer and Edited by Dylan Neumeyer Show Music composed and performed by Dylan Neumeyer Email us at ThunderTally@gmail.com or Follow us on Instagram @ThunderTally --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/breakingbig/support

Brian Beale, DVM, DACVS, is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon. He received his DVM and completed his residency at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. After his board certification, he joined Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists in 1992 and practiced there until 2019. He also appeared in 2 seasons of the television show Animal ER on National Geographic Wild.

Photographer Mike Leonard lives in Yarmouth, Maine. His work is frequently seen in books, magazines, and on television, including the Weather Channel. His photos have also been seen on the National Geographic Wild program. He enjoys shooting landscapes and seascapes, including lighthouses, as well as nighttime scenes. Mike offers workshops on digital photography, which you can read about on his website at phototourismbymike.com. He leads a Photoshop User Group in Portland, Maine. He's also provided instruction aboard lighthouse photo cruises and other special cruises around New England. Mike Leonard This is Mike's third time on Light Hearted. In this conversation with host Jeremy D'Entremont, Mike discusses five factors that make great photos, including some details about photographing lighthouses. Photo Tourism by Mike on Facebook Sunset at Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Photo by Mike Leonard.

Randy talks about some the rip-offs that are seemingly becoming the norm, and also why your mobile phone is never as secure as you may think. YouTube TV Cuts Price this time, only ecause they have to. - YouTube failed to reach a deal with Disney (ABC News Live, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Disney XD, Freeform, FX, FXX, FXM, National Geographic, National Geographic Wild, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNEWS, SEC Network, and ACC Network.) This according to Ars Technica's write-up. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/12/youtube-tv-loses-espn-abc-and-all-other-disney-owned-channels/ - Long story short: Google wants networks to treat YouTube TV like a bigger network and give them good price. - One user, Sterlingdax, commented something interesting regarding the price change: `Not a subscriber, but if one can get Disney for $14, but YouTube is knocking $15 off current bills, doesn't it make sense to subscribe direct, or am I missing something?` - SolomonRex wrote: `This is why I've stuck with sling. $30 with ESPN, hgtv, food network, TNT, etc, and I have an antenna for ABC, etc. works great for me.` Toyota making users pay $8/month for an unconnected service (remote start) if they want to continue using it. - Even Toyota wants a piece of that subscription service pie, even without really providing a service. Absolute bullshit. Hopefully, people think and speak with their wallets and don't encourase this bad business practice. This makes me think of the idea of the "Great Reset" that has been floating around and muttered but the World Economic Forum: "You will own nothing and you will be happy". No, that's incorrect and that sounds like some sort of neo Feudalism. I don't rent. I own. People need to stop empowering tyrants. Ars Technical source article: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2021/12/toyota-owners-have-to-pay-8-mo-to-keep-using-their-key-fob-for-remote-start/?comments=1 Stop supporting "Fill-in-the-blank-As-A-Service" ### # Reuters reveals U.S. State Department phones hacked with Israeli company spyware From Reuters - "NSO software is capable of not only capturing encrypted messages, photos and other sensitive information from infected phones, but also turning them into recording devices to monitor surroundings, based on product manuals reviewed by Reuters."" - There was a graphics processing vulnerability that Apple fixed in September. But, before that, people's smartphones could easily be infected. Since prior to February iPhone were able to be taken over by receiving a deceptive iMessage request to the device (it was invisible!). That mean the user had no chance to accept or deny anything. The NSO surveillance software, known as Pegasus, could be installed. I'm glad that Apple at least sued them. Source: https://www.reuters.com/technology/exclusive-us-state-department-phones-hacked-with-israeli-company-spyware-sources-2021-12-03/?utm_campaign=Reuters%20Best%20Weekly_NWSLTR_NEW_GLOB_B2B_2112&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua&utm_content=B2B%20211209%20NEWS%20GLOB%20REUTERS%20BEST%20AWARE%20NWSLTR%20WEEKLY

Vernard Hodges, DVM, is a proud graduate of Fort Valley State University and the Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine. Hodges is the founder of multiple successful veterinary hospitals, but he practices primarily at Critter Fixer Veterinary Hospital in Bonaire, Georgia. Hodges and Critter Fixer became so successful that they caught the attention of the National Geographic Channel and now star in a television show, currently in second-season production, called Critter Fixers: Country Vets on National Geographic Wild and Disney+. In addition to his businesses, he started the Hodges It Takes A Village Charity Foundation in 2011.  He enjoys spending time with his 3 dogs and watching sports with his 16-year-old son, VJ.

Matt Beisner (CPDT-KA) founded THE ZEN DOG with the understanding that "there are no bad dogs". Season 2 of internationally popular show DOG: IMPOSSIBLE on National Geographic Wild and Disney+ is set to air this July. In following the dogs Matt has been able to support the change of some very dangerous, fearful and confounding behaviors, without relying on the use of fear, force, commands or control. Matt currently travels between Los Angeles and Austin, TX where he lives with his wife Brooklin, their two young children and their five once "impossible" dogs". IG: Matt_Beisner Twitter: Matt_Beisner FB: Matthew Beisner YouTube: MATTBEISNER-TZD Website: THEZENDOG.com Dr Amy Cook, The Play Way Sarah Fisher Animal Centered Education Beyond the Operant YouTube If you want to work with me, Susan Light, you can find me at: www.doggydojopodcast.com The music was written by Mac Light, you can find him at: www.maclightsongwriter.com If you like the show, please Subscribe, Rate, Review, and Share to help others find the show! I'll see you next Tuesday with a brand new episode of the Doggy Dojo! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Canine Condition. Come. Sit. Stay. Welcome to The Canine Condition Podcast. My name is Jacqueline Piñol. I am an actor, a documentary filmmaker and an animal rescue advocate. My guest on this episode is Matt Beisner founder of THE ZEN DOG. Matt's work with dogs and their humans deeply reflects his personal commitment to the possibilities of transformation that every dog and each of us have regardless of what life has given us. Beisner and his Zen Dog team can be seen in the internationally popular show DOG: IMPOSSIBLE on National Geographic Wild with Season 2 premiering July 11, 2021. The Canine Condition podcast is a platform to bring awareness to dog adoption and to provide all dog lovers and families with information and resources on how to raise a healthy and well balanced dog. If you are thinking about getting your first dog, or just want to know where and how you can help a dog in need, this is also a place for you. Full transcript of this episode available at our website: www.thecaninecondition.com You can connect with us on INSTAGRAM: @thecaninecondition YOUTUBE: youtube.com/the canine condition channel FACEBOOK: @thecaninecondition TWITTER: @caninecondition To connect with Matt Beisner go to: Website: www.thezendog.com Instagram: @matt_beisner Facebook: mattbeisner@thezendogla Twitter: @matt_beisner The Canine Condition Podcast Writer & Host: Jacqueline Piñol Sound Editor & Engineer: Joe Crow - The Audio Pro Producers: Jacqueline Piñol and Jonny Blu Music: Jonny Blu

Ali and Betsy get the impossibly awesome opportunity to speak with Matt Beisner, host of DOG: IMPOSSIBLE on National Geographic Wild and Disney+.    Matt, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) and founder of The Zen Dog talks Dear Dog through his philosophy that there are no bad dogs, and through how he lets the dogs he works with guide him.    He answers listener questions and gives some tips and insights on Betsy's family's new dog Ginger, and of course a few about Miss Clementine.    Matt also tells us about how he has helped change some of the most dangerous, fearful and confounding behaviors in dogs, without relying on the use of fear, force, commands or control.   Tune in and get Zen with your dog!

EP. 6 - This week's episode celebrates the power of diversity with two incredible leaders. Karen Greenfield serves as the Senior Vice President of Business & Production Operations for National Geographic, is the executive sponsor of one of Walt Disney's Business Employee Resource Groups NOIR DC, and is the Chairperson of National Geographic Partner's Diversity and Inclusion Council. She also happens to be my career mentor! Karen is joined by Janet Vissering who is the Senior Vice President of Program Development and Production of National Geographic WILD. Both Karen and Janet went to school at the University of Maryland but had very different lived experiences. In this episode, they discuss the complications of being diversity & inclusion leaders representing billion dollar companies, the power of uplifting others as you rise, and tips to tackling the gender race pay gap (+plus lots more).

Marc Choquet vous présente l'actualité des films à voir sur vos écrans. Cette semaine : "Les Merveilles Cachées de l'hiver" sur National Geographic Wild et "Le Bonheur des uns" en DVD et VOD.

Marc Choquet vous présente l'actualité des films à voir sur vos écrans. Cette semaine : "Les Merveilles Cachées de l'hiver" sur National Geographic Wild et "Le Bonheur des uns" en DVD et VOD.

In this episode, I talk about how the great debate of all which is not Obama vs Romney or Trump vs Clinton, it's cats vs dogs. We will finally settle this argument with evidence from National Geographic Wild book Cats vs Dogs. This also shows the challenge of us being close minded and learning how to open our minds. 

In 1825, an act of Congress authorized the building of a breakwater off of Cape Henlopen in Delaware to create a protected harbor. The new harbor that was created was called the National Harbor of Refuge. In 1907 a lighthouse at the southern end of the outer breakwater went into service. The original structure was replaced by a 76-foot-tall cast-iron lighthouse in 1926 and automated in 1973. Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse under construction (National Archives). Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse, Delaware; USLHS photo by J. Candace Clifford. The Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation was founded in 1998 and became the steward for Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse when a lease was signed with the Coast Guard in 2002. The foundation began offering seasonal tours, and in September 2004, ownership of the lighthouse was transferred to the organization. Rick Ziegler with the DCB-36 optic on display at Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse. Photo by Ron MacArthur of Cape Gazette About $3 million in repairs to the breakwater was carried out in 2011. In recent years the breakwater has continued to deteriorate, and major repairs are needed. Rick Ziegler is the president of the Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation. He’s had a long fascination with lighthouses, and he got his first tour of Harbor of Refuge Light in 2004. A ribbon cutting event for a new dock at Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse in June 2017, with Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation board directors and members. Mike Leonard lives in Yarmouth, Maine. His photography is frequently seen in books and magazines, and in television segments. His work has been seen nationally on the Weather Channel and on the National Geographic Wild program. In this second installment of "Photo Tips with Mike Leonard," he discusses the use of memory cards in digital photography.

Drs. Ben and Erin Schroeder are veteranarians from Nebraska & Now Featured on National Geographic Wild on Saturdays! #NebraskaAwesome

Globally recognized for his Stella Artois Superbowl commercial starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Jeff Bridges,  Andrew Pifko, the award-winning actor and comedian is no stranger to Hollywood and has a comprehensive body of work in film, theater and voice. With countless series and guest appearances under his belt in both comedy and drama, the classically trained actor has his sights set on becoming a household name.  On the big screen, Pifko will be disrupting audiences playing the title role in the acclaimed drama DADDY ISSUES premiering April 19th in cities across North America (will also be available on iTunes). The film centers around Maya (Madison Lawlor), a queer pixie artist who meets and falls madly in love with her insta-crush, Jasmine. It's all gumdrops and fairytales until Maya discovers Jasmine's passionate relationship with a secret sugar daddy Simon Craw (Andrew Pifko). For his role, Andrew was nominated for “Best Lead Actor” at the Nice, France International Film Festival and won in the same category at the NoVa Film Festival in Virginia. On the small screen, Andrew will have a recurring role in as a swashbuckling Robin Hood-esque bandit in BYUtv’s ‘Dwight In Shining Armor’ airing Monday nights and will be heard as a series regular, voicing multiple characters, on Netflix’s ‘Carmen Sandiego’ alongside Jane the Virgin’s Gina Rodriguez.  He also recently wrapped ‘Greek Gods’, with comedy icon Mel Brooks, taking an acerbically comic look at the immigration debate.  When he’s not on set,  Andrew can be seen singing and performing as the lead in Second City Hollywood’s production of ‘More Guns: The NRA Musical’ (now extended until August 2019) every Saturday evening at 8:30pm at Second City Hollywood. https://www.secondcity.com/shows/hollywood/more-guns/ Pifko also often performs with the music and rap improv group ‘Kaboombox’ and ‘Robot Teammate and the Accidental Party.’ This Canadian native holds an Honors degree in Zoology and Microbiology from the University of Toronto and is a graduate LAMDA, U.K. post-grad classical program. As an extension of his pre-med studies, Andrew gained certifications in Research, Night and Rescue Scuba Diver on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. He also spent a year in both Japan and Israel teaching English before eventually becoming an actor and graduating from the Upright Citizen Brigade’s Improv and Musical Improv programs. This modern-day renaissance man also enjoys riding his motorcycle and getting his hands dirty, having just completed a 2-year renovation of a classic 1929 Hollywood Hills home to bring it back to its former stature. To no surprise, his many voice over projects and travels have led him to master many languages including German, Japanese, French and Hebrew. Andy’s television credits include David Fincher’s “Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” “Criminal Minds,” “NCIS:LA,” “The Big C,” “ANT Farm,” “The Mentalist,” “Playmakers,” “Queer As Folk,” and as a notably darker ‘Walt Disney’ in Screen Junkie’s “Roast of Beauty and the Beast”. Also a voiceover actor, Pifko has voiced the playable character Aldo Trapani in the video game The Godfather: The Game, based on The Godfather film and has worked with the signature voice of the Sundance Channel and National Geographic Wild. A jack of all trades, Pifko’s writing/directing projects include “Game of Thrones Divorce”, “Good Morning” and, “Kim Davis: Songs From My Heart,” a commercial he performed/wrote with “America’s Got Talent” music director Scott Simons. On stage, he wxas most recently seen in the LA premiere of Sarah Ruhl’s ‘In the Next Room’ and has performed as ‘Banquo’ in Macbeth (Roust – NYC), ‘Mercutio’ in Romeo & Juliet (Resurgence – Toronto), I Love You, You’re Perfect…Now Change (Follows/L --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today on Hempire Dr. Eileen Karpfinger is joined by Chris Kleronomos who aims to “bring apitherapy out into the light.” Chris became interested in natural medicine while serving in the U.S. Navy. As a Corpsman he provided battlefield first aid and medical treatment to Force Reconnaissance where he learned of the value of plants for both survival and medicine. The USMC Force Recon Units are the Marines version of the Army’s Green Beret or Navy’s SEAL Teams and fall under the Joint Special Operations Command. After the service he followed this interest and studied for a master’s degree in Oriental Medicine, at the Midwest College of Oriental Medicine, and then completed a doctoral program focusing on oncology and chronic disease, at Bastyr University in Seattle. Chris Kleronomos is an activist. In the 2002 he worked in Cambodia for WildAid and Conservation International —which aims to end illegal wildlife trade, largely resulting from the trade in natural products (plant and animal) for medicine. He is an outspoken supporter of the value of natural healing in treating chronic pain and other disorders. And, as a newly elected board member of the AAS, he is working tirelessly to educate the public about apitherapy.

Tim Medvetz is a former member of the Hells Angels and host of the National Geographic Wild series “Going Wild.” After a horrible motorcycle accident and still not fully recovered from his extensive injuries (he was not expected to walk again) he decided to fly to Nepal, live with Sherpas, and summit Mt. Everest. He eventually created The Heroes Project, with the mission of taking veterans who suffered catastrophic injuries on climbs to the world's seven tallest summits. Medvetz' goal for these climbs is to mirror the mental, physical and emotional challenges it takes to overcome losing limbs in battle.

Living Color’s President, Mat Roy, who is also the star of National Geographic WILD’s international hit reality-TV show Fish Tank Kings FISH TANK KINGS showcases Living, the global industry leader in the design a nd manufacturing of iconic custom aquariums and themed exhibits, and their fun expert staff as they use their unparalleled skills, creativity and teamwork to pull off the most extreme aquariums imaginable for such high profile clients like Disney, SeaWorld, Rainforest Cafe,Nordstrom and many more across the world. Fish Tank Kings currently airs in the U.S. and in over 35 international countries, ranging from Canada, Europe, Australia, Asia, Latin America and Africa, in 40 different languages throughout 63.2 million households. 

National Geographic Wild’s #1 series and highest–rated telecast on the Nat Geo network, Dr. Pol shares his passion for animals, why spaying and neutering of cats and dogs is so important, and more. Don’t miss this episode of Max A Pooch’s Awesome Animal Advocates where you will learn how passionately Dr. Pol cares about animals, and continues to work tirelessly after servicing more than 19,000 clients during his 35 years as a veterinarian. Questions or Comments? Email Max A Pooch: maxapooch@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Meet Nat Geo WILD's The Incredible Dr. Pol on Pet Life Radio var ACE_AR = {Site: '845738', Size: '468060'};

A cop, a biologist, and a reptile breeder walk into a bar…it sounds like a recipe for some pretty interesting stuff doesn’t it? While it may have not happened that way, it definitely makes for some of the best damn reptile television that I have ever seen! I am of course speaking of Python Hunters … Continue reading Shawn Heflick of National Geographic Wild Python Hunters → The post Shawn Heflick of National Geographic Wild Python Hunters appeared first on Reptile Living Room.