Podcast appearances and mentions of patrick aryee

Hosted by Patrick Aryee, biologist and award-winning wildlife filmmaker, Evolve tells the enthralling and visually spectacular stories of some of the most astonishingly superpowered creatures on the planet. Patrick joins the team to talk about how the series investigates how we could harness evolution's unique adaptations to potentially revolutionise our future. Evolve premieres on DStv 185 on Wednesday 5 October. Evolve

Hosted by Patrick Aryee, biologist and award-winning wildlife filmmaker, Evolve tells the enthralling and visually spectacular stories of some of the most astonishingly superpowered creatures on the planet. Patrick joins the team to talk about how the series investigates how we could harness evolution's unique adaptations to potentially revolutionise our future. Evolve premieres on DStv 185 on Wednesday 5 October. Evolve

Can unique adaptations of the animal world truly help us find futuristic solutions to some of our biggest problems? Crammed with adventure, wildlife, eye-watering locations and mind-bending futuristic science, Evolve premieres on Curiosity Channel (DStv 185) from Wednesday, 5 October at 21:00. Pippa Hudson speaks to UK biologist and award-winning TV presenter Patrick Aryee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“We're doing our best with the tools that we have, and we're not always going to get it right. And that's okay" - Jayda G  This week's bonus episode is a double whammy. Tune in as actor and WWF Ambassador Cel Spellman hears how artists can try and reduce their impact on the climate from DJ, Music Producer & Environmental toxicologist Jayda G. Plus, Cel digs deeper into biomimcry with wildlife television presenter, documentary filmmaker and fellow WWF Ambassador Patrick Aryee.  The Wild is Calling. It's Time to Act.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The younger generation, they know what's up. And it's our job to really give them a leg up as much as we can.” - Jayda G  Whether it's our phones, laptops, or smart devices, tech is a massive part of our lives, and can be a fantastic ally to help us understand the natural world. But, due to the energy resource costs in making the gadgets we love, and keeping them running, it can also be a double-edged sword for the environment. Actor and WWF ambassador Cel Spellman explores how the way we use technology is affecting our planet in this episode of Call of the Wild, with help from Grammy-nominated DJ, Music Producer & Environmental toxicologist Jayda G, TV presenter Patrick Aryee, and WWF-UK's Director of Science Mark Wright. Find tips and challenges for living more sustainably by downloading WWF-UK's My Footprint app: http://hyperurl.co/nubvnn The Wild is Calling. It's Time to Act. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Breaking Geek Radio: The Podcast is about analyzing geekdom and the things we like: an in-depth examination of movies, television, and culture. Expect reviews, a look at entertainment controversies, and other fun content! This Podcast is a once a week release coming out every Friday. Curiosity Stream's 'Evolve' is an exciting new series by documentary filmmaker and wildlife tv presenter, Patrick Aryee. The self-described thrill-seeker takes viewers on a globetrotting hunt around the world to discover the genius of planet Earth and how the understanding of other species and how they've evolved can save us as well. Jonesy (@sirjonesiest) had an opportunity to sit down with Patrick as he discusses his love of biomimicry and beginning his career with Sir. David Attenborough as a researcher. It was an absolute blast. Patrick also gives a glimpse of what you'll see on the show, to include chasing down a bull shark, hunting deathstalker scorpions and flying jets, all in service of showing how we still have a lot to learn from mother nature. The show was filmed on four continents and while it's a wild ride, it's uniquely informative.

Giraffes, frogs and fighter jets?! All of this and more is covered in this fun episode about EVOLVE with Patrick Aryee and Will Poznan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Curiosity Streams "Evolve" is a six part docuseries; Biologist Patrick Aryee shows us how biomimicry can help solve some of the world's biggest problems.Maria chats with Patrick about the series and so much more!

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of television, sport, comedy and literature.Romesh Ranganathan chats filming the 'Ranganation' from his garage, and the ongoing series of 'Rob & Romesh vs...' on Sky One.Alan Carr tells us about his brand new 'Epic Game Show' on ITV.Broadcasting legend John Pienaar shares all ahead of the launch of Times Radio and his new drivetime show.And Patrick Aryee discusses his adorable new show 'Wild Animal Babies'.Plus Gareth Evans, James Lee Hernandez & Brian David Lazarte, Ross Edgley, and Matt Hancock.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK and on Sundays from 10 am.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week!Romesh Ranganathan - 00:33Alan Carr -26:29John Pienaar - 11:54Patrick Aryee - 18:51Gareth Evans - 25:17James Lee Hernandez & Brian David Lazarte - 30:32Ross Edgley - 37:07Matt Hancock - 43:07 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we travelled up to Manchester for the Adventure and Expedition Forum, where Toby sat down with guest speaker, presenter and wildlife photographer Patrick Aryee, to talk about his life, working with travel agents as well as his experiences with TV Legend David Attenborough.

https://justgiving.com/crowdfunding/andyandlucy Andy Harmer and Lucy Huxley prepare for their ascent of Kilimanjaro and are joined by Brian Young from G Adventures later in this week's episode, but first you join us live from our first-ever Ireland Cruise Conference as Andy sits down with keynote speakers; trainer and coach Debbee Dale, and Wildlife TV presenter Patrick Aryee.

BBC wildlife presenter Patrick Aryee is one of a number of guest speakers set to talk at the second Wildlife and Safari Travel Show in Harrogate, with topics including his own wildlife experiences and conservation projects.

Raccoon dogs are the only member of the canine family that hibernate for winter. But in order to do this, they need to find enough food – and what they can’t scavenge, they steal. The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

Most canines, including these adorable wolf pups, are social animals with brains that have evolved for that purpose. This is why dogs are, on the whole, smarter than some solitary animals. The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

Saluki are a breed of desert dog famed for their speed. In the old days, Bedouins relied on them to hunt for gazelle – today, they are more likely to race for sport. The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

"It’s about animals which have inspired us": Patrick Aryee explains what it’s all about. Episode one available from 25 March 2019. #30Animals

This week we are joined by Patrick Aryee presenter, biologist and man of many animal encounters. Join us to hear a few of the best. Mixtape 1) Feelings - Shy FX 2) Lil Bebe - Danileigh 3) At Night (Peggy Gou’s Acid Journey Remix) - Shakedown & Peggy Gou 4) Don’t Hold Back (Touch) ft. Jeena G - Tee Vish 5) Man Don’t Care - JME & Giggs 6) In My Feelings – Drake

Patrick Aryee travels to West Wales to meet the dolphin-watchers of New Quay, and to encounter some members of the largest group of bottlenose dolphins off the coast of the UK. New Quay is home to the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre, which was set up in 1996 by Steve Hartley, a former fisherman, because he wanted people to know about the amazing array of marine wildlife he saw from his fishing boat. Fishing trips turned into dolphin-watching trips, and now Steve takes researchers out regularly to monitor the marine wildlife. The Centre has become a hub of scientific research and is now part of the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. It's manned by volunteers and just a couple of paid scientific officers. Dolphins are a key part of the economy of the area, bringing tourists and visitors who hope to catch a glimpse of these charismatic animals from the harbour wall. Patrick, a guest presenter on Open Country, has had a fascination for marine mammals since his childhood, when his parents took him to a safari park. But he's hoping to see dolphins in the wild for the first time. Another first is a chance for Patrick to try coasteering with Jethro Moore, who describes the activity as 'everything your mum told you never to do beside the sea'. Producer...Mary Ward-Lowery.

The actor Laurence Fox is best known for playing DI James Hathaway in the ITV crime drama Lewis. He's now on the London stage playing a giant of history Charles de Gaulle in 'The Patriotic Traitor'. He is part of Britain's most famous acting dynasty that includes his father James, uncle Edward and cousin Emilia. He is now carving out a career in music and has just released his debut album. He joins Saturday Live to talk about his new role, his passion for music, and his love for the countryside. The zoologist Lucy Cooke grew up in the English countryside and was fascinated with nature from an early age. Her new TV series shows the length that people go to save orphaned animals. She joins Saturday Live to talk about her own passion for animals, in particular the weird and unloved ones. Listener Lorna Currie Thomopoulos is a collector of paper dolls. She describes her collection as historical, beautiful and cherished fragile object d'arts. Giles Abbott has just returned from a storytelling festival in India. He started storytelling after vision loss at the age of twenty-five. He talks about his love for traditional stories. Levi Roots shares his Inheritance Tracks: Say a Little Prayer by Aretha Franklin and To Zion by Lauryn Hill. Wendy Hilling shares her experience of living with her full time carer Teddy the golden retriever. Laurence Fox stars in 'The Patriotic Traitor' at Park theatre London 'Nature's Miracle Orphans' presented by Lucy Cooke and Patrick Aryee is on BBC 1. Next episode Sunday 28th February. 'My Life in His Paws' by Wendy Hilling is published on 25 February. Producer: Dianne McGregor Editor: Karen Dalziel.