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In this GB Classic, music icon Cyndi Lauper reflects on her evolution from '80s pop icon to Tony-winning composer, and shares her creative journey along the way.
El astillero español De Antonio Yachts ha donado una embarcación 100% eléctrica, modelo E23, a la Fundación Philippe Cousteau. La entrega tuvo lugar en el Club Nàutic de l'Estartit (Girona), donde se destacó el compromiso de la empresa con la innovación y la sostenibilidad en el sector náutico. Recientemente galardonado como el mejor Astillero Nacional en los Premios ANBE 2024, De Antonio Yachts ha demostrado su dedicación a la conservación del medio ambiente. SÍGUENOS Web: http://tripulante18.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/SolerAlberti https://twitter.com/18Tripulante Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/jaume.soler/?hl=es Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eB3dDP
This week, we're rebroadcasting an episode from the Resources Radio archive while the team is on a break through the rest of December. We'll be back with new episodes in the new year; in the meantime, enjoy this throwback and poke around the archive at Resources.org for more topics you might be interested in. In this week's episode rerun, host Kristin Hayes talks with Rebecca Epanchin-Niell, a senior fellow at Resources for the Future (RFF) who coauthored a journal article with RFF scholars Alexandra Thompson and Tyler Treakle about the role of the public in detecting invasive species. Pointing to a recent incident in which a member of the public spotted an Asian giant hornet in Washington State, Epanchin-Niell describes how more than a quarter of detections of invasive species—and possibly more—stem from these citizen scientists. Recognizing the essential role of the public, policymakers can make it easier to alert authorities about the presence of unusual species. References and recommendations: “Public contributions to early detection of new invasive pests” by Rebecca Epanchin-Niell, Alexandra L. Thompson, and Tyler Treakle; https://www.rff.org/publications/journal-articles/public-contributions-to-early-detection-of-new-invasive-pests/ “Hidden Brain” podcast; https://www.npr.org/series/423302056/hidden-brain “The Endangereds” by Philippe Cousteau and Austin Aslan; https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/childrens-the-endangereds
El #210 Tripulante18 Podcast lo titulamos ‘Puerto Portals tiene alma' donde repasamos con su CEO Corinna Graf, desde sus inicios junto a sus padres Klaus y Margarita, hasta la actualidad, donde se ha erigido en una de las marinas más destacadas del Mediterráneo y donde se celebran grandes eventos como las 52 Super Series y las Dragon Winter Series. Y charlaremos con Marc de Antonio después de la donación que ha hecho De Antonio Yachts de su primer barco 100% eléctrico, E23, a la Fundación Philippe Cousteau. Dirige y presenta Jaume Soler Albertí. SÍGUENOS Web: http://tripulante18.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/SolerAlberti https://twitter.com/18Tripulante Instragram: https://www.instagram.com/jaume.soler/?hl=es Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eB3dDP
In this special 2-for-1 episode, we offer two segments of rapid-fire fun from the 2024 Masters of Scale Summit. First, Slutty Vegan's Pinky Cole joins Rapid Response host Bob Safian for a gamified session on capturing consumer attention that delivers lessons on the power of joy, building celebrity, and competing with stalwarts like McDonald's. Then, ocean storyteller and entrepreneur Philippe Cousteau Jr. has 10 minutes to convince Safian (as a faux VC) to invest in our oceans — encouraging that the future of humanity lies not in the stars, but much closer to home.Subscribe to the Rapid Response podcast feed: https://listen.rapidresponseshow.com/SubscribeFor more info, visit: www.rapidresponseshow.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In this special 2-for-1 episode, we offer two segments of rapid-fire fun from the 2024 Masters of Scale Summit. First, Slutty Vegan's Pinky Cole joins Rapid Response host Bob Safian for a gamified session on capturing consumer attention that delivers lessons on the power of joy, building celebrity, and competing with stalwarts like McDonald's. Then, ocean storyteller and entrepreneur Philippe Cousteau Jr. has 10 minutes to convince Safian (as a faux VC) to invest in our oceans — encouraging that the future of humanity lies not in the stars, but much closer to home. Visit the Rapid Response website here: https://www.rapidresponseshow.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The ocean is deep, dark, and largely overlooked in discussions of climate change. Philippe Cousteau Jr., grandson of the legendary oceanographer, inventor, and documentarian, Jacques Cousteau explains the immense impact from carbon in our seas. Cousteau joins Rapid Response to talk about missteps that plague the climate movement, lessons he learned from his grandfather that could reverse those errors, and why we need to leverage market dynamics to accelerate progress. Cousteau is a compelling storyteller, who balances pragmatism–about our fatigue over polar bears and coral reefs–with optimistic solutions to help us envision a better future for our planet.Visit the Rapid Response website here: https://www.rapidresponseshow.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Are you interested in eco-schools? Dive into the captivating world of eco-education with host Hannah Wilson, as she brings together the inspirational Philippe Cousteau and dedicated Science Teacher Rose Edmondson to discuss the transformative impact of the OurEcho Challenge. Discover how a passion for moss and a commitment to biodiversity can ignite student leadership, community involvement, and real-world problem-solving. Uncover the secrets to crafting a winning competition entry and learn how these eco-projects are nurturing the next generation of environmental stewards. Whether you're a teacher seeking to enrich your curriculum or a student eager to make a difference, this one is your gateway to a greener future.
Jacques Cousteau was a legendary researcher, explorer, filmmaker, and pioneer in ocean conservation. Now, his grandson Philippe Cousteau—an oceanographer, environmental activist, producer, and author—is following in his footsteps. This week, we're resharing an important past episode where Philippe and his wife, journalist and environmentalist Ashlan Cousteau, share how they've combined entertainment with activism and research to inspire the next generation to change the world for the better. For show notes, visit https://brightly.eco/ashlan-and-philippe-cousteau-interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Even though it's called Earth, more than 70% of the planet is covered in water. Philippe Cousteau Jr. and a special guest join Tavis in studio to talk about his career and a foundation to build a global youth movement to save the oceans.
Trvl Channel hosts Ashlan and Philippe Cousteau join a special World Oceans Day conversation with Mitch Ratcliffe and Newday Impact Investing CEO Doug Heske about the rapidly declining krill population in the Southern Antarctic Ocean. These tiny crustaceans that are the keystone of a critical carbon cycle are threatened with extinction from overharvesting to make heart- and brain-healthy Omega-3 oils and for use as filler in animal feed. Just as humans once hunted whales almost to extinction, krill are being harvested extensively in the Antarctic Southern Ocean, so much so that the species is at risk. Demand for products made from krill has reduced populations by as much as 80% since the 1970s, and they could face losses of another 40% because of the impacts of climate change. Philippe and Ashlan explain how krill power the largest carbon sink on the planet -- it sequesters more CO2 than the Amazon, and share a warning for consumers: avoid krill-based products to avoid contributing to the collapse of the Antarctic food chain and ask for algae-based alternatives. EarthEcho International, the youth ocean education nonprofit Philippe founded, and Newday Impact are collaborating to launch a krill-protection-focused exchange-traded fund that will support public awareness and the development of sustainable alternatives. They encourage young people to join the movement for ocean health at https://joingensea.org/.Krill are tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans that serve as a primary food source for many marine animals, including fish, whales, seals, and penguins in the Antarctic Southern Ocean. Just as humans once hunted whales almost to extinction, krill are being harvested extensively in the Antarctic Southern Ocean, so much so that the species is at risk. Demand for products made from krill has reduced populations by as much as 80% since the 1970s, and they could face a loss of another 40% because of the impacts of climate change. The solution Ashlan and Philippe suggest is a remarkable example of a broad solution that addresses many climate-related problems. As we've heard on previous shows, algae oil is an ingredient in nutritious foods, sustainable fuels, and compostable plastics or fabrics. The introduction of land-based algae farming can support millions of prosperous farmers, especially in the global south, where climate change already makes land too arid for traditional agriculture.Discover more about krill fishing and EarthEcho International at https://www.earthecho.org/ and the Newday Impact Investing Ocean Health ETF (NYSE: AHOY) at https://newdayimpact.com/ocean-health/
En esta nueva entrega del programa "Asturianos en Madrid", nuestro compañero Bernardo Solís le hizo una interesante entrevista a Alberto López-Asenjo, nuevo vicepresidente de la Fundación Philippe Cousteau. Escúchalo todos los viernes en directo en el 91.5 - 106.1FM Asturias, en streaming desde http://apqradio.es y también en nuestra app para dispositivos Android.
Environmentalist & TV host Philippe Cousteau (grandson of the legendary Jacques Cousteau) and his wife, former E! News and Entertainment Tonight correspondent Ashlan Cousteau. The husband-and-wife explorers/ocean advocates continue the legacy of the Cousteau name by speaking and acting in the environment's defense. They've hosted several TV shows including Travel Channel's Caribbean Pirate Treasure, Discovery's Nuclear Sharks and the syndicated Fox series Awesome Planet. They also recently co-authored the book Oceans for Dummies. World Ocean Day (June 8, 2022), is an annual reminder for people everywhere to protect and restore our shared ocean and climate. Phillipe & Ashlan can share unique insights into the health of our ocean and discuss some of the steps we can take every day to be part of the solution for a brighter future for our ocean and the planet.
Celebrity brands have taken over the cannabis industry. Everywhere you look brands are slapping celebrity endorsements on the packaging and hoping someone picks it up and tries it. Real connoisseurs should be wary, as most of these brands are more focused on marketing than on quality. I was skeptical before my interview with Ashlan and Philippe Cousteau of SeaWeed Naturals. Of course the legacy of Jacques Cousteau speaks for itself in the oceanography world, but what did they know about cannabis? As I pressed them on why and how they developed their product line, I was impressed with their knowledge and intentionality around ingredients, packaging, and formulations. It is clear they could have created any number of products in the world, but they chose cannabis. I think that speaks volumes about how this industry has evolved. https://www.seaweednaturals.com/ ==== This episode is brought to you by MJ Unpacked: May 18-20 in NYC. MJ Unpacked provides an exclusive forum for qualified brand and retail decision-makers. https://mjunpacked.com/
Ashlan and Philippe Cousteau (SeaWeed Naturals) dive deep with Mike and Mary Jane about their new venture that marries marine conservation with cannabis. They also share stories of a real-life Skull Island, tickling a grouper and following its lead, and finding a Laker shirt in a surreal place. But first, Mike and MJ get ripped on a THC starfish leg (they grow back!). LIKE / LEAVE A REVIEW / HBDMJ Music by Jesse Case Weed + Grub IG Weed + Grub YT SeaWeed Naturals IG Top Tree Studios TSUMo Snacks The Caroline Gibson Scholarship BOTW: Mary Jane & @nwstraitfnd
Jacques Cousteau was a legendary researcher, explorer, filmmaker, and pioneer in ocean conservation. Now, his grandson Philippe Cousteau—an oceanographer, environmental activist, producer, and author—is following in his footsteps. In this week's episode, Philippe and his wife, journalist and environmentalist Ashlan Cousteau, share how they've combined entertainment with activism and research to inspire the next generation to change the world for the better. For show notes, visit https://brightly.eco/ashlan-and-philippe-cousteau-interview.
In this episode, I speak with journalist, filmmaker, and ocean activist Alexandra Cousteau. Alexandra has a long legacy of working to protect our world's oceans and is the founder of Oceans 2050.She is also on the board of the incredible environmental organization Oceana, which works to protect and restore the oceans on a global scale, and it was Oceana who originally connected me with Alexandra.If Alexandra's last name sounds familiar, it's because she continues the work of her grandfather was Jacques-Yves Cousteau, and her father Philippe Cousteau. Continuing that legacy, Alexandra has also stood at the forefront of the world ocean advocacy ocean community, and we talked at length about her personal and family connection to the oceans, what the legacy of being a Cousteau meant for her as she established her own path in ocean advocacy, and how she was changed forever by a day snorkeling with her daughter in the Phillipines. 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.
Hoy sábado 12 de febrero arranca en Gijón una nueva edición delfantástico FETEN, la feria de teatro para niños y niñas. La ciudad está arebosar de actores, actrices, programadores, público... porque son muchísimoslos espectáculos que hasta el viernes 18 veremos por diferentes escenarios comoplazas, teatros o espacios escénicos. Entre las representaciones tenemos unaque viene a través de La Calderona Producciones y que se titula"Ilusia", un homenaje al cine mudo, un homenaje también para todosaquellos que han perdido seres queridos con el covid. Una belleza,sinceramente. Pues bien, la actriz y cantante protagonista, Natalia Calderón,estará enseguida con nosotros para hablarnos de este espectáculo que llegará aGijón el próximo miércoles 16. Nos dirigiremos después al ConservatorioSuperior de Música de Oviedo para hablar con la acordeonista, Jorgina Gallego.La felicitaremos por su premio extraordinario de enseñanzar artísticas yprofesionales del Principado. En Gijón nos espera después, Rafael Lobeto Lobo,secretario de la Fundación Philippe Cousteau, quien nos presentará su nuevolibro "Salvamento marítimo, mar y vida en España". Tendremos tambiénla oportunidad de estar con el músico Fran Avilés para escuchar sus nuevascanciones del disco "Roses" y terminaremos el viaje radiofónicofelicitando el cumpleaños a Joaquín Sabina.
Our Dive & Dig In Depth series contains some of the full interviews from series one of Dive & Dig. Starting with Philippe Cousteau, explorer and environmental advocate. He describes how the aqualung, co-invented by his grandfather Jacques Cousteau, changed exploration of the water depths forever - allowing us to swim freely like fish - and that the oceans are not full of monsters and krakens, but hold endless wonders. Following the legacy of his grandfather, Philippe is also a conservationist and calls on us all to become stewards of this precious resource, engaging young people via his non-profit EarthEcho.
There is a magical age, somewhere between eight and twelve, where young people's wonder at the natural world can be galvanized into meaningful engagement with the threats and challenges that humans bring to bear on nature. It is within this window that the right book at the right time can help a young person make sense of the big feelings that come with adolescence — and with unforeseen hardships, like global pandemics. In this episode, with the help of Sara Pennypacker, author of Pax and Pax, Journey Home, Colby Sharp, literacy advocate and teacher, and Philippe Cousteau, co-author of The Endangereds series, we discuss the serious, real-life challenges that young readers face and how animal characters in books can help them identify and express their feelings of grief, loss, and trauma. To learn more about Sara Pennypacker's or Philippe Cousteau's books, visit harpercollins.com/blogs/authors/sara-pennypacker harpercollins.com/blogs/authors/philippe-cousteau Do you have a story about how a classic book changed your life? Tweet @readingpod or email us at readingpod@harpercollins.com. Learn more at rememberreading.com. And, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. [2:33] The reaction Sara received from a group of fourth-graders after reading a chapter of Pax, led her to make changes to the original text. [4:24] Sara prefers to write about how wounded children attempt to carry on and heal their wounds after trauma. [5:18] A scene in the book, when Peter decides not to return to the therapist, spurs Colby to consider the state of his children post-pandemic. [8:56] Sara describes why Pax is purposefully written to exclude a distinct time or place. [12:07] After interviewing several animals, for Sara, there was no question the character Pax would be a fox. [14:37] Philippe Cousteau describes his book series, The Endangereds and how learning from animals helps children identify with the major environmental crisis we face. [18:17] How writers can introduce young readers to serious, real-world issues. [20:02] Pax's ending left readers with the opportunity to envision their version of what happens to the characters but as questions emerged Sara decided to write the sequel Pax, Journey Home. [29:09] Colby's non-fiction, Gamechanger, addresses the need to get books in the hands and minds of children. Continue Your Journey: Sara Pennypacker Mr. Colby Sharp Philippe Cousteau HarperCollins Remember Reading Podcast @ReadingPod on Twitter Shareables: “There's nothing like a read-aloud on this planet, sharing a book with a bunch of kids in the classroom and having those conversations. And, I believe that kids in my class will remember our reading aloud of Pax for the rest of their life.” — Colby Sharp, literacy advocate and author “'I'm not the writer who writes about the damage happening to kids. As a writer, I'm more interested in what they do afterward. So, I want to be really respectful of kids who have been wounded or have had losses in this way.” — Sara Pennypacker, author, Pax “Passion and excitement and adventure need to be part of any good story. Those are kinds of universal rhetorical truths about storytelling that I drew from when working on The Endangereds. How could we tell stories that could make kids excited, but then also try to give them a little bit of agency?” — Philippe Cousteau, co-author of The Endangereds: Melting Point
In this week's episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Rebecca Epanchin-Niell, a senior fellow at Resources for the Future (RFF). Epanchin-Niell's research focuses on ecosystem management—in particular, understanding how human behavior affects ecological resources and identifying strategies to improve ecosystem management. Much of her work has focused on invasive species, including strategies to control established invaders, improved monitoring, and cooperative management. Hayes and Epanchin-Niell discuss a new paper that Epanchin-Niell coauthored—with RFF colleagues Alexandra Thompson and Tyler Treakle—about public contributions to the early detection of new invasive pests, the critical role of citizens in identifying emerging threats from invasive species, and the quantification of public contributions to pest detection. References and recommendations: “Hidden Brain” podcast; https://www.npr.org/series/423302056/hidden-brain The Endangereds by Philippe Cousteau and Austin Aslan; https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/childrens-the-endangereds
Cathryn Berger Kaye, M.A., president of CBK Associates, and ABCD Books, travels throughout the United States and globally providing professional development programs, conference keynotes, in-depth institutes, and exceptional education and learning resources on service learning, 21st century competencies, social and emotional realms, climate and culture, youth engagement, effective teacher strategies, and environmental sustainability. Cathryn is the author of The Complete Guide to Service Learning: Proven, Practical Ways to Engage Students in Civic Responsibility, Academic Curriculum, & Social Action (Free Spirit Publishing, 2010), and two books with Philippe Cousteau and EarthEcho International: Going Blue: A Teen Guide to Protecting Our Oceans and Waterways (Free Spirit Publishing, 2010), and Make a Splash: A Kid's Guide to Protecting Our Oceans and Waterways (Free Spirit Publishing, 2012). In addition to her extensive consulting in public education, Cathryn also has been consulting with the International Baccalaureate for five years, infusing her dynamic service learning model into CAS, MYP, IBCC and exploring advancements in PYP, and establishing alignment with Approaches to Learning. Cathryn is described as “lively,” “astounding energy,” with the “ability to both inspire and inform, offering practical ideas teachers can put to use immediately.” Find articles, blogs, Cathryn's international calendar and more at www.cbkassociates.com. Here is Cathryn's article on Meaningful Reflection, which we discuss in our conversation. Social Links Twitter: @cbkaye Instagram: @documentar_
We speak with Angelo O'Connor Villagomez - senior officer of Marine Protection at Pew Charitable Trusts, Laure Katz - Senior Director of Blue Nature at Conservation International, Ashland and Philippe Cousteau of Arctic 2020, and Susana Waqainabete-Tuisese - Senior Director Pacific Region at Conservation International. The conversation covers the need for real marine protected areas, why the Antarctic needs to be protected, and the importance of indigenous knowledge and collaboration in conservation.Be sure to check out the hashtag #CallOnCCAMLR Listen to Angelo O'Connor Villagomez on our sister program, Marine Conservation Happy Hour.
Earth911's Mitch Ratcliffe talks with Doug Heske, CEO of Newday Impact Investing and Philippe Cousteau, founder of EarthEcho International, about the potential to accelerate the transition from the petrochemical economy by investing in sustainable businesses. They have partnered to expand financial literacy in the young and communities of color around the world. They discuss recent criticisms of investments that aim to change the environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices of companies and their experience backing and coaching companies. Together, their organizations collaborate with the SIFMA Foundation on sustainable investing knowledge delivered by the popular National Stock Market Game.Newday Impact is an investment management company that provides investors app-based guidance that helps them set up an ESG portfolio. Newday offers, among many portfolios, investment strategies to support climate action, biodiversity protection, ocean health and very specific investments to protect wild tigers and end plastic straw pollution, as well as religious goals and socially responsible corporate practices. You can start your ESG investment portfolio with as little as $50 a month, and Newday contributes 5% of its fees to support NGOs including EarthEcho International.EarthEcho provides programs and support for global youth action "to equip new generations of leaders and problem solvers to identify and tackle environmental challenges in their communities." It's EarthEcho Water Challenge connects more than 1.6 million young people in 146 countries to protect local waterways. Philippe Cousteau and his sister Alexandra founded EarthEcho International to honor their explorer father, Philippe Sr., and grandfather, the legendary Jacques Cousteau.You won't want to miss this fascinating, inspiring episode. Learn more about Newday Impact Investing at https://www.newdayimpact.com/ and EarthEcho International at https://www.earthecho.org/.
Philippe Cousteau comes from a lineage of legendary oceanographers and explorers with father Philippe and grandfather Jacques. Along with wife Ashlan, they share their adventures exploring the planet, and discuss their passion for protecting it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Ocean advocates and explorers, Ashlan and Philippe Cousteau, join Linda and Drew At Home to give them a crash course in ocean health and the health of us humans! The Cousteau’s have dedicated their lives to sharing how the ocean affects our everyday lives. By spreading ocean literacy and hands-on programs through their nonprofit, EarthEcho International, and telling their incredible travel stories, they inspire us all to see how resilient nature can be. Get ready to be schooled on ways we can kelp our ocean flourish! FOLLOW ASHLAN:https://www.instagram.com/ashlancousteau/ https://twitter.com/ashlancousteau https://www.facebook.com/ashlancousteau/ FOLLOW PHILIPPE:https://www.instagram.com/pcousteau/ https://twitter.com/pcousteau/ https://www.facebook.com/pcousteau/ https://www.instagram.com/earthecho/ https://www.youtube.com/c/ashlanphilippecousteau/ Order and read Oceans for Dummies here!Environmental Media Association (EMA)EMA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a unified voice for the planet through storytelling, entertainment and education. We believe that we can change hearts and inspire action through the stories we tell. https://www.green4ema.org/http://instagram.com/green4emahttps://www.facebook.com/green4ema/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSAOWwR6xw3NAC00JW88uKgOne Tree PlantedOne Tree Planted is a nonprofit organization focused on global reforestation. They make it easy to plant trees. $1 plants 1 tree! Read all about why trees matter here: https://onetreeplanted.org/pages/about-us Text 310-496-8667 with your questions for #AtHomePodcast !If you’ve enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, rate and share with a friend! Thank you for being a part of the At Home community! Connect with Linda & Drew: instagram.com/athomeinstagram.com/imlindorkinstagram.com/mrdrewscott#AtHomePodcastTheme Song by: Victoria Shawwww.instagram.com/VictoriaShawMusic Chad Carlsonwww.instagram.com/ChadCarlsonMusic Music composed and produced by: Rick Russohttps://www.instagram.com/rickrussomusicSeries Photographer: Dennys Ilicwww.instagram.com/dennydenn Special thanks to all our At Home homies: Brandon Angeleno, Annalee Belle, Hanna Phan, Cortney Ewonus, Wes Friend, Chris Cobain, Nicole Schachter!Sponsored by:ADT: It’s important to have not just a beautiful home -- but a smart and safer home.https://www.adt.com/AtHome
Philippe, the son of Philippe Cousteau and grandson of Jacques and Georgie, Miss Burkina Faso 2003 and Miss Africa 2004 come to Doug's Newday table with matching passions that they are already putting in place with their own foundations, Earth Echo and The Georgie Badiel Foundation respectively. The three of them spread the message of awareness, the importance of education for the younger generation and how important water, whether it be the ocean or fresh drinking water, is to our actual survival. The links are earthecho.org , georgiebadielfoundation.org and newdayimpact.com
Much of their work is done through EarthEcho International, a nonprofit organization founded by Phillip and his sister on the belief that young people have the power to change our planet. It is dedicated to supporting youth around the world who are taking action to protect natural resources in their local communities and solve environmental problems. EarthEcho International has programs in over 140 countries. https://www.earthecho.org https://www.earthecho.org/youth
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EarthEcho International, the global nonprofit founded on the belief that youth have the power to change our planet, is accepting submissions for the 2021 OurEcho Challenge until April 22, 2021. The STEM competition is designed to engage young problem solvers in studying, respecting and protecting the diversity of species and ecosystems that make life on earth possible. Teams of middle school students, guided by a teacher or mentor, are challenged to address the decline in biodiversity by identifying threats to natural resources in their communities and developing innovative solutions. The competition is made possible through the support of Aramco Americas. To learn more, please visit ourechochallenge.org. “During last year’s inaugural OurEcho Challenge we were blown away by the ingenuity, passion and determination of young leaders ready, willing and able to take on the growing global decline of biodiversity,” said Philippe Cousteau, Jr., founder of EarthEcho International. “The Challenge provides students with a platform to turn their love of nature into a plan of action to support the diverse native species and habitats that exist in their own communities and to inspire others to do the same.”This spring, EarthEcho will select 10 finalist teams to compete for three project grants ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 to turn their ideas into reality. Sign up for the challenge OurEchoChallenge.org Learn more about EarthEcho:Website: earthecho.orgFacebook: facebook.com/earthecho Twitter: twitter.com/earthecho Instagram: instagram.com/earthechoChris Woods is the host of the STEM Everyday Podcast... Connect with him:dailystem.comtwitterinstagramyoutubeGet Chris's book Daily STEM on AmazonSupport the show (http://dailystem.com/stem-everyday-podcast/)
Kathryn interviews Financial Advisor Steven Melen, author of “Killer Graces: My path from pain to power and breakthrough living.” In his late thirties, Steve thought he had it all — a successful career in finance, a house on the hill, a lovely and accomplished wife, a beautiful newborn daughter and a zest for life and travel. He was unstoppable ... until a diagnosis of Stage IIIB stomach cancer brought it all to screeching halt. Kathryn also interviews TV Host & Founder, EarthEcho International Philippe Cousteau, author of “The Endangereds.” The first book in a science-backed, high-action series, this adventure of a spunky group of endangered animals has an important environmental message for young audiences. Grandson of Jacques Cousteau, Philippe has hosted numerous TV programs for Discovery, BBC, CNN, Travel Channel and more. Currently he's the host of the syndicated television show Xploration Awesome Planet and producer/narrator of a new Virtual Reality experience Drop in the Ocean.
Kathryn interviews Financial Advisor Steven Melen, author of “Killer Graces: My path from pain to power and breakthrough living.” In his late thirties, Steve thought he had it all — a successful career in finance, a house on the hill, a lovely and accomplished wife, a beautiful newborn daughter and a zest for life and travel. He was unstoppable ... until a diagnosis of Stage IIIB stomach cancer brought it all to screeching halt. Kathryn also interviews TV Host & Founder, EarthEcho International Philippe Cousteau, author of “The Endangereds.” The first book in a science-backed, high-action series, this adventure of a spunky group of endangered animals has an important environmental message for young audiences. Grandson of Jacques Cousteau, Philippe has hosted numerous TV programs for Discovery, BBC, CNN, Travel Channel and more. Currently he's the host of the syndicated television show Xploration Awesome Planet and producer/narrator of a new Virtual Reality experience Drop in the Ocean.
Kathryn interviews Financial Advisor Steven Melen, author of “Killer Graces: My path from pain to power and breakthrough living.” In his late thirties, Steve thought he had it all — a successful career in finance, a house on the hill, a lovely and accomplished wife, a beautiful newborn daughter and a zest for life and travel. He was unstoppable ... until a diagnosis of Stage IIIB stomach cancer brought it all to screeching halt. Kathryn also interviews TV Host & Founder, EarthEcho International Philippe Cousteau, author of “The Endangereds.” The first book in a science-backed, high-action series, this adventure of a spunky group of endangered animals has an important environmental message for young audiences. Grandson of Jacques Cousteau, Philippe has hosted numerous TV programs for Discovery, BBC, CNN, Travel Channel and more. Currently he's the host of the syndicated television show Xploration Awesome Planet and producer/narrator of a new Virtual Reality experience Drop in the Ocean.
Kathryn interviews Financial Advisor Steven Melen, author of “Killer Graces: My path from pain to power and breakthrough living.” In his late thirties, Steve thought he had it all — a successful career in finance, a house on the hill, a lovely and accomplished wife, a beautiful newborn daughter and a zest for life and travel. He was unstoppable ... until a diagnosis of Stage IIIB stomach cancer brought it all to screeching halt. Kathryn also interviews TV Host & Founder, EarthEcho International Philippe Cousteau, author of “The Endangereds.” The first book in a science-backed, high-action series, this adventure of a spunky group of endangered animals has an important environmental message for young audiences. Grandson of Jacques Cousteau, Philippe has hosted numerous TV programs for Discovery, BBC, CNN, Travel Channel and more. Currently he's the host of the syndicated television show Xploration Awesome Planet and producer/narrator of a new Virtual Reality experience Drop in the Ocean.
Quantum Quote: "I am always intrigued by the resistance to change, especially with clean energy. We can get rid of coal & oil. We really can. We just need the willingness to adapt”. Do you want to take action to protect wildlife and reduce pollution? Do you want limits put on carbon pollution, action on climate change, and a faster transition to clean energy? Mass media plays a big role in creating clean energy and environmental awareness. Keeping humankind entertained, while keeping us informed. Jason Evans is the founder of the Maui-based production company, Silvershark Media, with a strong background in storytelling. Silvershark produces national campaigns, marketing videos, and webisodes. In the television realm they've had a hand in producing content for FOX, Travel Channel, Discovery Channel, Food Network, Golf Network, TLC, HGTV, among other networks. Jason has been involved in the TV industry since 2000 is a 4x Emmy Nominee for the Best Daytime Travel Series. He is the producer for Xploration Awesome Planet (a Steve Rotfeld Productions featuring Philippe Cousteau, grandson of the legendary Jacques Cousteau) geared toward 13 to 19 year olds. In this episode, Jason talks about how our way of living affects the natural habitat and the wild animals living around us, and how every decision we have has a connection to the changes that every living creature on earth is experiencing right now. He also shares how mass media helps humankind be entertained and informed about ongoing policies from the comfort of their home. Sign up for the free 60-minute AWESome EarthKind™ Clean Energy Demonstration to discover 3 simple actions you can take to start saving money and make the world a better place – without having to learn complex technology. Announcement: The Season 6 of Awesome Planet has just started to premiere. Please support. SuperNova #1: [Our lifestyle affects wild-life] Whether it be contaminated water that is endangering populations of certain animals or whether it be development, it's all connected together. SuperNova #2: United Technologies is working on an Otis Elevator that uses only 10% of the electricity of current elevators. It uses the hybrid idea of regenerative braking to capture the energy of the elevator going down and uses that energy to bring the elevator back up. SuperNova #3: [Characteristic of wild-life in their natural habitat] In this case, a shark. Sharks are not mindless killers. When you do free swims, you see them in their natural habitat. Some people might have hesitation when they don't see 20 sharks rushing right up to them. Maybe they have a different perspective of sharks in the wild. It's really a conservation approach through emotion and inspiration. SuperNova #4: [Having a Younger Generation knowledgeable about the importance of clean energy]. The younger generation (that's now not so young anymore), is entering & maturing in the workforce, and coming with a heavy hand of ‘Hey, we don't have to always do things like they used to be done.' That's going to be an important thing to see these young leaders really push the capabilities of what's possible [in using clean energy]. Worst Clean Energy Moment: I love seafood, and working on an Earth Science show I learned about where my food is sourced from. When you look into seafood, you can certainly find areas that are wrecking reefs, wrecking habitats, wrecking ecosystems, wrecking mangroves. I became more conscious of what I was buying at restaurants and trying to make sure - as much as I could - that everything was done sustainably because I know that everything's related whether it be storm protection, whether it be ecosystem habitat, whether it be keeping our waters in a clean state by not wrecking oyster beds and filter feeders. Ah-Ha: Paying attention to what I was purchasing, and really taking that extra step to be informed and not just blindly taking what I wanted. Best Advice: The best advice I ever received was not to be scared of the word, no. Personal Success: I'm very organized. Organization to me is one of my traits that I am proud of, and I think absolutely contributes to workflow success and future success. Internet Resources: BBC Science; Outside Online Book Recommendation: The Old Man and The Sea by Ernest Hemingway Magic Wand: If I could change one thing with a magic wand, I would eliminate the fossil fuel industry and instantly convert it to something better. There's so much impact on air pollution, water contamination to our drinking waters, not to mention just burning, burning, burning all these resources. That would be one wand swipe that could knock out a lot of different problems. WTF or F: Done a couple of really, really heavy cold-weather things above the Arctic Circle. To me, that was the most intriguing weather that I've experienced personally. Negative 40 negative 50 - barely no daylight at nine o'clock, or you get basically a sunset hue for two hours. And then it's dark again, which takes some adjustment getting used to. One thing that Energizes Jason today: The one thing I'm most energized about today is tomorrow. I think that we have such potential and a rolling ball of momentum. Seeing the private sector take on a lot of these challenges (clean energy), and say we're not waiting around any more - that excites me. Parting Advice: If you have the influence to help give sparks to younger generations - do so and give opportunities. I think it goes a long way. And for me that's that's one thing that I really kind of take pride in and try to focus on. Telling the stories of up and coming youth leaders that are going to be our leaders of tomorrow, and also telling the stories of people that inspire those youth leaders to get involved in the first place. So my advice is: if you can give that spark to anyone, it goes a long way. Connect: Twitter: https://twitter.com/silversharkjay?lang=en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/silversharkjay/?hl=en FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/silversharkmedia Website: http://silversharkmedia.com/ eMail: jevans@silversharkmedia.com
Multi-Emmy-nominated TV host, author, speaker, and social entrepreneur Philippe Cousteau (Discovery, BBC, CNN, Travel Channel) pours his passion for wildlife and exploration into his latest release for young readers, The Endangereds. Multi-Emmy-nominated TV host, author, speaker, and social entrepreneur Philippe Cousteau (Discovery, BBC, CNN, Travel Channel) pours his passion for wildlife and exploration into his latest release for young readers, The Endangereds. The first book in a science-backed, high-action series, this adventure of a spunky group of endangered animals has an important environmental message for young audiences. Through twists and turns, underground caverns, sneaking through private buildings, and a villainous kidnapping, four daredevils will stop at nothing to save the animal kingdom that they love.
Dans le Press Club, on ouvre le dernier numéro de Monaco Hebdo pour une interview du petit-fils d'un des petits fils du Commandant Cousteau. Le magazine reçoit Philippe Cousteau Junior, engagé à plein régime dans la protection des océans et en particulier la protection de l'Antarctique où il appelle à créer des aires marines protégées. Antarctica 2020, c'est le nom de code de ce projet qui permettrait d'interdire la pêche et toute autre forme d'exploitation dans trois zones précises du Pôle Sud, sur 4 millions de kilomètres carrés.
"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery One of the often taken-for-granted and overlooked aspects of climate is our oceans. And by oceans, we mean ocean. One. All "oceans" are part of the same system, and they have been absorbing the heat and CO2 that we have been so irresponsibly emitting. But how can we get people to take action on climate, sustained and long-term? Our guest, Philippe Cousteau Jr. believes it all begins when we fall in love with our oceans. Standing on the shoulders of his father, Philippe Sr. and grandfather, Jacques Cousteau, Philippe reaches even further by taking us with him to explore just how endlessly immense the sea is, how much it has loved us, and how much we love it back. Stick around til the end for an incredible music performance by Nick Mulvey! --- Check out the 'Begin Again EP' by Nick Mulvey! Website | Music --- Go with Philippe Cousteau Jr. on an adventure! EarthEcho International | Website | The Aquatic World with Philippe Cousteau --- Join @GlobalOptimism on social media! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn --- Dont forget to hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss another episode of Outrage + Optimism!
Today's guest is the magnificent Alexandra Cousteau, a third generation member of the legendary Cousteau family who explore and explain the natural world. She is captivating.Continuing the work of her world renowned grandfather Jacques-Yves Cousteau and her father Philippe Cousteau, Sr., Alexandra is a National Geographic "Emerging Explorer," filmmaker and globally recognized advocate on water issues. She is a masterful storyteller dedicated to advocating the importance of conservation and sustainable management of water in order to preserve a healthy planet. Alexandra is the co-founder of OCEANS 2050, a global program of ocean afforestation aiming to restore abundance to the oceans in one generation. She is also a Senior Advisor to OCEANA and is deeply involved in its campaigns to curb overfishing. I had so many questions for her: What's it like to live as an explorer? And be a mother? What is your happiness? Are people meant to live among nature? What I got was an incredible series of stories, a wealth of wisdom on the state of our world's oceans and environment, and a whole lot of reasons to finally be optimistic about the future of our planet. Her words are essential listening.Listen as we discuss:How Alexandra exposed her "city boy" husband to natureWhy she avoids field missions and instead focuses on advocacy and activismThe pain of leading a mission you believe will help the world, only to face oppositionHer mindblowing OCEANS 2050 initiativeThe shocking state of our oceans (with horrifying statistics)Whether humans are meant to live in nature or cities (I'm feeling the itch)How the current generation is making her optimisticDid COVID-19 help the environment? The answer isn't so simple.Her amazing thoughts on happiness: "I'm aligning my beliefs with my actions for the first time in my life, and I feel like I'm leaving a better world for my children"How her father, who died when she was a child, left a lasting guide for herDoes Alexandra want her children to be explorers? - "I just want them to be happy."Instagram: @solve.for.happy, @onebillionhappy, @mo_gawdatFacebook: Slo Mo, onebillionhappyLinkedIn: /in/mogawdatConnect with Alexandra Cousteau on Instagram @acousteau, on Twitter @acousteau, on Linkedin @alexandracousteau, and on Facebook @AlexandraCousteauThanks to our friends at Aurum Speakers Bureau for connecting us to AlexandraDon't forget to subscribe to Slo Mo for new episodes every Monday and Thursday. Only with your help can we reach One Billion Happy #onebillionhappy.
Covid-19 has put our economic activity into an induced coma but given the planet a rare chance to take a deep breath. Is it a blessing in disguise, or is it too early to celebrate Earth being given a second chance? We talked about this with the environmental advocate, explorer, filmmaker and Emmy-nominated host and producer, Philippe Cousteau.
#plugintodevin Show - Devin Thorpe for Congress Guest: Philippe Cousteau Issue: Environment. We are all suffering as our climate changes, our ocean health declines and the war on science continues to make us less healthy, less resilient and less sustainable. We need to recognize that the war on science must stop and that we must build a sustainable society. This pandemic is an opportunity to accelerate that trend. Bio: Inspired by the legacy of his grandfather of Jacques Cousteau, Philippe is an multi Emmy-Nominated TV host and producer as well as an author, speaker, and social entrepreneur. Philippe is the host and executive producer of the multi-Emmy nominated weekly syndicated series Awesome Planet, now in its sixth season. Philippe and Ashlan’s latest project is a Virtual Reality program called Drop in the Ocean which gives participants an immersive adventure exploring the ocean and premieres at Tribeca Film Festival Interactive in the spring of 2019. Recently Philippe and his wife Ashlan were the stars of The Travel Channel’s hit series Caribbean Pirate Treasure; winner of a Cynopsis Media Award for Best Adventure Reality Series. In 2016 Philippe teamed up with his wife Ashlan to co-host Nuclear Sharks, the #1 show for Discovery’s Shark Week. In 2015, they co-hosted a three-part series with Takepart.com, exploring tiger and rhino conservation in Nepal called Treasures of the Terai. As a special correspondent for CNN, he has hosted several award-winning shows, including his series Going Green which ran for four years and the 8-part special Expedition Sumatra. Philippe has also hosted and produced television programs for Animal Planet and the 8-part series Oceans for the BBC and Discovery Channel. His conservation efforts are focused on solving global social and environmental problems. In 2005 he founded EarthEcho International; a leading environmental education organization dedicated to inspiring youth to take action for a sustainable planet. To date, 2 million youth in 146 countries have participated in EarthEcho programs. Philippe has served as a consultant on a select group of international resort developments where he advises on best practices for social and environmental sustainability and his team designs immersive and meaningful 21st century experiences that leverage local environmental and cultural assets to redefine destinations. Twitter: @pcousteau Facebook: @pcousteau Linkedin: *|LinkedIn Profile|* Instagram: @pcousteau Photo credit: Voyacy Ventures Guest: Ashlan Cousteau Bio: Journalist and explorer, Ashlan Gorse Cousteau, travels the world in search of stories that entertain and inspire. From diving with great white sharks off Mexico, searching for tigers in the jungles of Nepal and filming caribou migrations in the Arctic, Cousteau engages viewers through incredible storytelling and experiences. Most recently, Ashlan was the co-star of Travel Channel’s award winning series, Caribbean Pirate Treasure. She, along with her husband Philippe Cousteau dive into maritime mysteries, explore pirate history and investigate the lore of lost treasures. Ashlan’s documentary, Nuclear Sharks, for Discovery Channel’s Shark Week 2016 premiered as the #1 rated show across all cable programming. Traveling to the Marshall Islands, she led an expedition to film, tag and investigate the mystical grey reef sharks who survived against all odds in the fall out of one of the world’s largest nuclear testing grounds. Ashlan also joined the eccentric crew of the “Desiree” for season two of The Aquatic World of Philippe Cousteau, the highly successful adventure spoof, on CNN’s digital platform Great Big Story. For over a decade, Ashlan worked for top rated entertainment shows; at Entertainment Tonight as a special correspondent and for 7 years prior as a correspondent and fill-in anchor for E! News. She also was the lead anchor of E! News Now, reaching millions of digital viewers daily. As an entertainment journalist, she covered everything from breaking news and celebrity exclusives to award shows and premieres. Cousteau’s endeavors go beyond television. In January of 2017, she traveled to Antarctica to be a headlining speaker at TedxScottBase where her talk, Laugh, Cry, Connect…How Entertainment Can Save Our Planet, was received with great praise. At the request of the United Nations, Ashlan served as host for the UN’s Convention on Migratory Species in Quito, Ecuador. She has presented at the Society of Environmental Journalists, DreamForce and SXSW Eco. Ashlan was selected by former Vice-President Al Gore to be the opening anchor for his internationally live broadcast of 24 Hours of Reality and continues to be a leading voice for environmental issues on Capitol Hill. Website: www.earthecho.org Twitter: @ashlancousteau Facebook: @ashlancousteau Instagram: @ashlancousteau #plugintodevin #UtahValues #BoldSolutions #UTpol
My guest this week is no stranger to the red carpet. Ashlan Gorse Cousteau was a red carpet reporter for "Entertainment Tonight" and E! Network before leaving it all behind to pursue her passion for conservation and story telling. If her last name sounds familiar it's because she's married to Philippe Cousteau, grandson of famous explorer and conservationist Jacques Cousteau. Together they have formed a passionate partnership around using the power of entertainment to raise awareness of conservation issues. Species renderings from 'Drop in the Ocean' Ashlan and her husband Philippe are producers and narrators of a new Virtual Reality ocean exploration experience "Drop in the Ocean" that premiered at Tribeca Immersive in 2019. Ashlan Gorse Cousteau and her husband Philippe Cousteau hosting "Caribbean Pirate Treasure" on Travel Channel. Recently, she was also the co-star of Travel Channel’s award-winning series, "Caribbean Pirate Treasure" for three seasons. Her documentary, "Nuclear Sharks", for Discovery Channel’s Shark Week 2016 premiered as the #1 rated show across all cable programming. She also traveled to Antarctica to be a headlining speaker at Ted xScottBase. She has served as host for the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity and was selected by former Vice-President Al Gore to be the opening anchor for 24Hours of Reality. She is a voice for environmental issues on Capitol Hill through events, and briefings and serves on the National Council of WWF, and the advisory boards of Ocean Unite and the Environmental Media Association. And she also a new mom to her "Baby Fish" who is already being groomed for world travel. She and her husband hope to take their daughter with them when they go on adventures around the world, truly incorporating motherhood into her world. If you'd like to see where she's headed next, when the current health crisis is over, follower her on Instagram. I have no doubt you will also see her pop up on red carpets again, sharing her own stories rather than interviewing other people about theirs.
Their names are synonymous with adventure! Explorers and environmentalists, super sweet couple (they brought donuts!), Ashlan and Philippe share optimistic stories of climate change and ways we can all make a difference. Linda and Drew also get a surprise front row performance of Ashlan’s hidden talent! Follow Ashlan:https://www.instagram.com/ashlancousteau/https://twitter.com/ashlancousteauhttps://www.facebook.com/ashlancousteau/Follow Philippe:https://www.instagram.com/pcousteau/https://twitter.com/pcousteauhttps://www.facebook.com/pcousteau/https://www.instagram.com/earthecho/https://www.youtube.com/c/ashlanphilippecousteauSponsored by:ADT: It’s important to have not just a beautiful home -- but a smart and safer home.https://www.adt.com/AtHomeFollow Linda & Drew: instagram.com/athomeinstagram.com/imlindorkinstagram.com/mrdrewscott#AtHomePodcastMusic by: Victoria Shawwww.instagram.com/VictoriaShawMusic Chad Carlsonwww.instagram.com/ChadCarlsonMusic Series Photographer: Dennys Ilicwww.instagram.com/dennydenn
This week’s guest, Brad Williamson of Treasure Expeditions, has lived a life of treasure hunting. His accomplishments include appearing on Josh Gates’ Expedition Unknown on the Travel Channel; filming a new TV show with the famous Philippe Cousteau; he was an advisor for the Warner Brothers movie, Fool’s Gold, with Matthew McConaughey, Kate Hudson, and Donald Sutherland; and he does a Sunken Treasure workshop with Captain Carl “Fizz” Fismer… just to name a few.Here are some of Brad’s links:Bradley Williamson web site: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/Treasure Expeditions page: https://www.treasureexpeditions.com/Guest Starring on Expedition Unknown on the Travel Channel about Captain Kidd: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/expedition-unknown-josh-gates-captain-kidd-bradley-williamson.htmSunken Treasure workshop with Captain Carl “Fizz” Fismer: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/sunken-treasure-workshop.htmScuba Wize web site: https://www.scubawize.com/Filming with the Famous Philippe Cousteau and Ashlan Gorse: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/bradley-williamson-filming-philippe-cousteau.htmRELICS RADIO is live on spreaker.com/digginwithseven every Thursday night at 8:00 pm (Eastern) and is also now syndicated with Cutting Edge Radio Network.We can also be found on PodBean at www.relicsradio.podbean.com iHeart Radio at https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-relics-radio-show-28797420/ and iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/relics-radio-show/id1334704177?mt=2 or anywhere you get your podcasts. Be sure and check out our sponsors:Tim Henderson (Murray Branch Outdoors) – tjhenderson@comcast.netAmerican Digger Magazine - www.americandigger.comDetectees Metal Detecting Apparel & Gear - www.detectees.comDiggin with Seven on YouTube www.youtube.com/digginwithseven Diggin with Seven on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DigginwithSeven
This week’s guest, Brad Williamson of Treasure Expeditions, has lived a life of treasure hunting. His accomplishments include appearing on Josh Gates’ Expedition Unknown on the Travel Channel; filming a new TV show with the famous Philippe Cousteau; he was an advisor for the Warner Brothers movie, Fool’s Gold, with Matthew McConaughey, Kate Hudson, and Donald Sutherland; and he does a Sunken Treasure workshop with Captain Carl “Fizz” Fismer… just to name a few.Here are some of Brad’s links:Bradley Williamson web site: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/Treasure Expeditions page: https://www.treasureexpeditions.com/Guest Starring on Expedition Unknown on the Travel Channel about Captain Kidd: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/expedition-unknown-josh-gates-captain-kidd-bradley-williamson.htmSunken Treasure workshop with Captain Carl “Fizz” Fismer: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/sunken-treasure-workshop.htmScuba Wize web site: https://www.scubawize.com/Filming with the Famous Philippe Cousteau and Ashlan Gorse: https://www.bradleywilliamson.com/bradley-williamson-filming-philippe-cousteau.htmRELICS RADIO is live on spreaker.com/digginwithseven every Thursday night at 8:00 pm (Eastern) and is also now syndicated with Cutting Edge Radio Network.We can also be found on PodBean at www.relicsradio.podbean.com iHeart Radio at https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-relics-radio-show-28797420/ and iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/relics-radio-show/id1334704177?mt=2 or anywhere you get your podcasts. Be sure and check out our sponsors:Tim Henderson (Murray Branch Outdoors) – tjhenderson@comcast.netAmerican Digger Magazine - www.americandigger.comDetectees Metal Detecting Apparel & Gear - www.detectees.comDiggin with Seven on YouTube www.youtube.com/digginwithseven Diggin with Seven on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DigginwithSeven
Grandson of legendary ocean conservationist Jaques Cousteau, environmental activist Phillipe Cousteau joins Greg Stone for an engaging conversation about the history of the Costeau dynasty. Joined by his wife Ashlan Cousteau, Philippe shares his memories about his grandfather's pioneering efforts to bring awareness to the beauty and fragility of our ocean and how he and his wife are continuing his family's legacy into the future. As powerful spokespeople in their own right, Philippe and Ashlan are at the forefront of creating the next generation of advocates of the ocean and its treasures. Join acclaimed oceanographer and conservationist Dr. Greg Stone on a journey of understanding and hope through our oceans with The Sea Has Many Voices podcast: https://theseahasmanyvoices.com/ Greg Stone has been an advocate for ocean conservation, sustainable industry, and marine research for decades. Spreading these ideas requires conversation and collaboration if we want environmental sustainability. Follow Greg Stone! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSeaHasManyVoices/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GregStoneOcean Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gregstoneocean/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregstoneocean/
Philippe Cousteau Jr. (Diver, Host, Philanthropist, Grandson of Jacques Cousteau) drops by to chat about his favorite dives, traveling the world, saving our oceans, and lessons learned from his grandfather Jacques Cousteau. I have had the pleasure of chatting with Philippe quite a few times and I always walk away learning something new. Not just through the lessons he was passed down from his grandfather but through his own insatiable curiosity. Philippe has a lot on the horizon like consulting on a new project involving the Red Sea (where his grandfather did a lot of work on his Aqua Lung system - which spawned the first SCUBA system), and a new network project which he teases in this conversation, and his new baby girl with wife Ashlan Gorse. Please hit the subscribe button, leave a review if you have the time, and let me know who you want to hear from next. Look out for upcoming episodes with Paul Watson, Nigel Barker, Taissa Farmiga, Rhian Ramos, Joe Berlinger, Mads Mikkelsen, Joe Penna, Ken Burns... CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Charles’ Instagram / Charles’ Twitter Great Adventures Instagram / Great Adventures Twitter Philippe’s Instagram A FEW PLACES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Dominica Island The Everglades CHECK OUT PHILIPPE’S WORK: His Website Drop In The Ocean [VR] Xploration Awesome Planet
What’s Geeky Wednesday invites you to take the “EarthEcho Water Challenge” with environmentalist and TV host Philippe Cousteau Jr. - Grandson of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau! As the founder of EarthEcho International; an educational organization that inspires youth to take action in the environment’s defense, Philippe continues to uphold the Cousteau name and he joins #NerdORama to share his story and challenge you to help combat water pollution!
Jennifer welcomes film producer, children’s author, entrepreneur, and mother of three beautiful daughters, Kimberly Muller. Kimberly is the true embodiment of a renaissance woman. Everything she touches turns to gold, as Jennifer discovers in today’s episode. Kimberly began her career in the film industry, working in publicity and promotions and, eventually, starting her own production company. After successfully producing two independent films, Kimberly retired to start a family. Since then, she has pursued a new dream, one that has been a passion of hers since early childhood—becoming an author of children’s books. Inspired by her daughters, Kimberly wrote her first book, The Adventures of Fifi & Noni. Since then, she has gone on to write a second book and is currently working on a third, which is being adapted into a children’s television show. In this episode, Jennifer and Kimberly talk about Kimberly’s roots and background. We learn about Kimberly’s family and the inspiration they provided for Kimberly to pursue her dream of becoming the next Judy Blume. Kimberly talks about her second book, Last Night I Swam with the Mermaid, which has inspired a mission to help saves our oceans. In fact, Kimberly has partnered with Philippe Cousteau’s EARTHECHO International, a company that engages and challenges youth to shape the future of our planet. Kimberly also discusses other business ventures she’s involved with, including building a new concept in family dining called Au Fudge. Finally, Kimberly talks about her hopes for the future, including writing books for her children that teach and challenge them as they continue to grow up. Full show notes: https://milfpodcast.com/29
On this episode of Travel Genius, hosts Nikki Ekstein and Mark Ellwood look at a few hotspots that have become poster children for over-tourism. Then they chat with a scion of one of the most famous oceangoing families in the world: Philippe Cousteau.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of Travel Genius, hosts Nikki Ekstein and Mark Ellwood look at a few hotspots that have become poster children for over-tourism. Then they chat with a scion of one of the most famous oceangoing families in the world: Philippe Cousteau.
DARBY HINTON is a native of Los Angeles. He was born in Santa Monica, California. He made his acting debut at the age of 6 months old in the arms of Jayne Mansfield in the TV show “Playhouse 90”. He went on to appear in numerous features and television shows, until the day his mother dropped him off at Twentieth Century Fox, (dressed in knee high socks and a lederhosen), to audition for a role in “The Sound Of Music”. Darby got lost and wandered into the wrong line of kids, by the time his mother found him he had turned in his lederhosen for a coon skin cap, and ended up playing Fess Parker’s son “Israel Boone” on the “Daniel Boone Show” for the next six years. While in recent years it seems to be in vogue for child actors to talk about their early acting years as ones of pain and abuse, Darby looks back on his life with fun and excitement. “It gave me the opportunity to travel the world and meet some of the most interesting people in it”. In fact Darby likes to travel so much that after finishing high school in Lugano Switzerland, he took three academic around-the-world voyages aboard the S.S. Universe. He went on to study under Jacque & Philippe Cousteau and almost gave up his acting career to become a marine biologist, however, once you start a career in Jayne Mansfield arms it is hard to give up that kind of work. Besides acting gave Darby the kind of freedom that he loved to explore his other passions like flying, skydiving, and martial arts. After meeting Bruce Lee, who at the time was playing Kato on the ‘Green Hornet’ series, Darby got very interested in martial Arts. He traveled to Hong Kong to see where Bruce first studied. He even got the opportunity to study under William Chung The World’s Grand Master of Wing Chung and the man who taught Bruce. He then spent a couple of years playing “Ian Griffith”, the probation officer that turned into the Salem rapist, on “Days Of Our Lives” The most recent chapter in Darby’s life revolves around human development. After meeting and working with the master of motivation, Tony Robbins, Darby realized his life’s work as an actor had been trying to figure out why people do what they do. He eventually became a master trainer for Tony Robbins taking a number of years off doing seminars all around the US including Hawaii and even in Fiji. Darby then sought out other Masters in the world of human development to study with, like Wayne Dryer, Julia Cameron, and Jim Rohn. Darby has been a proud member of the ‘SAG/AFTRA Young Performers Committee’, an active member of ‘A Minor Consideration’ and on the Advisory Committee to ‘Looking Ahead’. All geared to helping the creative youth of today experience the best of life while helping them avoid the pitfalls that have plagued young artists of the past and present. Still, acting is what Darby loves to do. For a much more complete list of his current project check out IMDB.com and be on the look out for him in ‘Bill Tilghman and The Outlaws’ opening in February. Resources: Follow Darby http://darbyhinton.com/ (http://darbyhinton.com/) https://www.facebook.com/darby.hinton (https://www.facebook.com/darby.hinton) https://www.instagram.com/mrdarbyhinton/ (https://www.instagram.com/mrdarbyhinton/) Show Music: “The Ropin Pen” (Live) by: Trent Willmon https://www.trentwillmon.com/ MC Podcast Production & Editing: Matt Kirschner https://www.righttracmedia.com/
Holly Richmond from not-for-profit Kill the Shark Nets joins us today to spread the word about the impacts of shark nets on marine animals and the work she is doing in this space. And, Donna got to sit down with none other than Philippe Cousteau Jr. from EarthEcho International this week to hear about his foundation and the work he doing with students and teachers in the marine conservation space.
Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/2LLU4Xw. The assumption that Philippe Cousteau, 38, had no choice but to follow in the footsteps—er, wake—of his famous, sea-exploring grandfather Jacques Cousteau is wrong. While the younger Cousteau revere’s his grandfather, it was his own experience exploring that connected him to his grandfather’s work. The senior explorer died in 1997 at the age of 87. By the time the grandson was ready to explore the world, the grandfather was resigned to the role of “elder statesman” rather than intrepid explorer. An expedition to New Guinea at age 16, with Eugenie Clark, known as the Shark Lady, convinced Philippe Cousteau that there was simply no other way to live. Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/2LLU4Xw. Check out my free webinar where I share the secrets of successful nonprofit crowdfunding at http://crowdfundingforsocialgood.org.
The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview PHILIPPE & ASHLAN COUSTEAU of Travel Channel"s Caribbean Pirate Treasure. Gear up for underwater adventures with Philippe Cousteau, grandson of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau, and his journalist wife, Ashlan, as they investigate incredible stories of lost loot and pirates' plunder in some of the world's most beautiful seas. Travel Channel's new series “Caribbean Pirate Treasure,” starring the global deep sea divers and adventurers, premieres with back-to-back episodes on Sunday, August 20 at 10:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. ET/PT. Along with exotic marine life, the crystal blue waters of gorgeous destinations like Antigua, Dominican Republic and Belize hold countless tales of shipwrecks, pirates and valuable booty. In each episode of “Caribbean Pirate Treasure,” spirited explorers Philippe and Ashlan harness their 30-year expertise to dive into a different deep-sea mystery. Meeting with passionate locals and treasure-hunting experts, the couple follows clues on land and sea in search of legendary hidden loot. “The love of adventure and exploring the sea is in my blood,” said Philippe. “Our search for sunken treasure is about far more than just gold and jewels; it's about uncovering the mysteries and history of the world.”
Aug 17th - Philippe Cousteau
Aug 17th - Philippe Cousteau
The State of our Ocean gala hosted by Ocean Champions was an uplifting and memorable evening with Philippe Cousteau, Senator Mark Begich and David Wilmot to discuss actionable ways we can all work together to achieve success for healthy oceans.
On this episode of Going Green, Asher sits down with EMA board member Philippe Cousteau to discuss the ocean, EarthEcho International, impact investing, and much more. Philippe Cousteau is an Emmy-nominated TV host, author, speaker and social entrepreneur who has established himself as a prominent leader in the environmental movement, inspired by the legacy of... The post Going Green w/Asher Levin: Philippe Cousteau appeared first on Environmental Media Network.
What is your sense of purpose as an educator? How do you sustain your motivation over time to ensure constant growth and development? What are the intangibles behind leading successful change and authentically transforming school culture? What does teaching with the head, heart, and hands mean? How do you become the best version of yourself? These are just a few of the questions explored in today’s episode with Madeleine Hewitt and Cathryn Berger Kaye. Both Madeleine and Cathryn bring a wealth of wisdom, insight, and knowledge with them having been in the field of international education for more than 30 years each. Drawing upon many major life lessons both personally and professionally, Madeleine and Cathryn share many gems that have allowed them to take action to strive for excellence within their roles in education. Creating systemic change that transforms school culture is dependent upon instilling within all stakeholders a genuine sense of purpose and meaning. Find out how Madeleine and Cathryn continue to clarify their life purpose through the work that they do and the steadfast commitment they have shown toward bringing out the very best in the teachers and students that they learn alongside. What is your growing edge? You are sure to find many takeaways in today’s episode with Madeleine and Cathryn. Thanks for listening! About Maddy and Cathy Maddy Hewitt Madeleine (“Maddy”) Hewitt has served as the Director and a founding member of The KAUST School, a 3-programme IBO World School serving a research University community in Thuwal, Saudi Arabia. Maddy has served previously in four other International Schools; The International School of Tanganyika, Taipei American School, Cairo American College, and the American International School of Johannesburg. Maddy holds a BA in English Literature from Mount Holyoke College, and an M-Ed in Teaching, Curriculum and Learning Environments from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She has recently been appointed the new Executive Director of the Near East South Asia (NESA) Council of International Schools, effective July 2017. Maddy has a passion for systems work in schools, and has presented at international conferences on a wide range of topics including gender issues in schools, transforming school culture through teacher-led appraisal, and data-informed decision-making. Maddy appreciates the case study method, and her workshops often start with case studies generated by participants and end with tools, systems and execution of strategy to drive change. Cathy Berger Kaye When asked, “Where do you live?” Cathryn Berger Kaye, M.A., often answers “in Los Angeles and airports.” As president of CBK Associates and ABCD Books, Cathryn travels 200+ days a year globally providing professional development to schools and universities, conference keynotes, in-depth institutes, and exceptional education and learning resources on service learning, social and emotional realms, climate and culture, youth engagement and leadership, effective approaches to teaching and learning, and advisory programs. Cathryn is fortunate to spend significant time consulting with international schools worldwide, and has also been consulting with the International Baccalaureate Programme to assist in the development of the new CAS Guide, and program resources for the new IB Career Related Programme. Cathryn is the author of the widely used book The Complete Guide to Service Learning, and two books with environmental advocate Philippe Cousteau. A former teacher, Cathryn inspires with practical ideas that work, poignant stories worth remembering and strategies that enliven education. Having taught in rural, suburban and urban settings, and bringing years of experience in diverse settings, she is knowledgeable about the landscape of education and communities today. She is known for sustained relationships that build internal capacity for excellence.
The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview PHILIPPE COUSTEAU and ASHLAN GORSE COUSTEAU. They will discuss the second season launch of The Aquatic World on Great Big Story, a new distributed video network launched by CNN last October - Ashlan is joining Philippe in the second season. Philippe Cousteau, who as you may know is the grandson of famed oceanographer Jacques Cousteau. Philippehas been a environmentalist likely since the day he born! :) And with his nonprofit org EarthEcho International ..and his wife Journalitst/Adventurer and Advocate (also TV Host of Entertainment Tonight) Ashlan Gorse Cousteau.
The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Renowned Environmentalists Philippe and Ashlan Cousteau. Philippe Cousteau has established himself as a prominent leader in the environmental movement. An award-winning television host, producer, author, speaker, philanthropist and social entrepreneur Philippe is the son of Philippe Cousteau Sr. and grandson of Jacques Cousteau. His life-mission is to empower people to recognize their ability to change the world. Philippe is the host and executive producer of Awesome Planet a new series that airs every Saturday morning syndicated on Fox and then Sunday free on Hulu. As a special correspondent for CNN he has hosted several award-winning shows including Going Green and Expedition Sumatra. Over the years he has hosted television series for the BBC, Animal Planet and Discovery Channel. As an author, Philippe has co-written many books including Going Blue and Make a Splash both of which have won multiple awards including Learning Magazine's 2011 Teachers' Choice Award for the Family, a Gold Nautilus Award and a 2010 ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year Gold Award. Philippe is also a successful social entrepreneur who believes in the power of commerce to do good. In 2012 he partnered with AdvisorShares Investments to launch the Global Echo Exchange Traded Fund on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:GIVE). His philanthropic efforts are focused on solving global social and environmental problems. In 2004 he founded EarthEcho International, a leading environmental education organization that is creating a whole new generation of environmental citizens; youth equipped with the knowledge to understand environmental challenges, the critical thinking skills to solve them, and the motivation to do so. I
In this moving presentation, Philippe Cousteau delivers a rich, visual account of his inheritance of the exploration and conservation of our “water planet,” carried out in the name of his grandfather Jacques Cousteau. He weaves his storytelling with vintage footage shot by his father on the Nile, and before and after filming among the coral reefs in the Florida Keys. As was impressed upon Philippe by his grandfather, the health and diversity of the oceans are precariously entangled with the wellbeing of people on land—including the empowerment of women and girls, access to safe drinking water, and ending our dependence on fossil fuel extraction. Philippe reads a cherished letter from his grandfather to his father, which serves as an inspiration to his family and all of humanity to “seek after the vanishing shapes of a better world.” This speech was given at the 2011 Bioneers National Conference. Since 1990, Bioneers has acted as a fertile hub of social and scientific innovators with practical and visionary solutions for the world's most pressing environmental and social challenges. To experience talks like this, please join us at the Bioneers National Conference each October, and regional Bioneers Resilient Community Network gatherings held nationwide throughout the year.
Neil Haley will interview PHILIPPE COUSTEAU Will Discuss The World Water Monitoring Challenge. Philippe Cousteau has established himself as a prominent leader in the environmental movement. An award-winning television host, producer, author, speaker, philanthropist and social entrepreneur Philippe is the son of Philippe Cousteau Sr. and grandson of Jacques Cousteau. His life-mission is to empower people to recognize their ability to change the world. Philippe is the host and executive producer of Awesome Planet a new series that airs every Saturday morning syndicated on Fox and then Sunday free on Hulu. As a special correspondent for CNN he has hosted several award-winning shows including Going Green and Expedition Sumatra.
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Think there's no connection between the food on your plate and water pollution and ocean dead zones? Think again. Philippe Cousteau, grandson of the legendary Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau, joins us to discuss his new education program for middle and high school students, which is designed to help them make informed decisions about what they eat, based both nutritional value AND environmental impact. The program references the award-winning documentary, Food, Inc., and includes free teacher's guides and student worksheets intended to help kids understand how modern food production works, and how their food choices can influence the industry. On today's episode, we will also be joined by the co-author of Philippe's new guide: What's on Your Fork? A Campaign for Meatless Choices, Cathryn Berger Kaye, who is a renowned service learning expert, author and speaker.
There are only a handful of environmentalists who are household names, and Captain Jacques Cousteau ranks among the top. His groundbreaking work to bring the mysteries of the ocean to the television screen made millions of people around the world more thoughtful about their impact on the delicate balance of marine life. However, it was the man behind the camera who may ultimately be responsible for the greatest ripple effect of Jacques' work – his son, Philippe Cousteau JR. In honor of their father's work, passion and legacy, Alexandra and Philippe Jr. have founded EarthEcho International with a powerful mission to empower youth to take action that restores and protects our water planet. Join us as we talk with Philippe Cousteau, Jr. about continuing his father's work, and the many ways you can interact with EarthEcho International to share your stories of environmental action with the Cousteau family. Be sure to visit his website: www.earthecho.org.
There are only a handful of environmentalists who are household names, and Captain Jacques Cousteau ranks among the top. His groundbreaking work to bring the mysteries of the ocean to the television screen made millions of people around the world more thoughtful about their impact on the delicate balance of marine life. However, it was the man behind the camera who may ultimately be responsible for the greatest ripple effect of Jacques' work – his son, Philippe Cousteau JR. In honor of their father's work, passion and legacy, Alexandra and Philippe Jr. have founded EarthEcho International with a powerful mission to empower youth to take action that restores and protects our water planet. Join us as we talk with Philippe Cousteau, Jr. about continuing his father's work, and the many ways you can interact with EarthEcho International to share your stories of environmental action with the Cousteau family. Be sure to visit his website: www.earthecho.org.
There are only a handful of environmentalists who are household names, and Captain Jacques Cousteau ranks among the top. His groundbreaking work to bring the mysteries of the ocean to the television screen made millions of people around the world more thoughtful about their impact on the delicate balance of marine life. However, it was the man behind the camera who may ultimately be responsible for the greatest ripple effect of Jacques' work – his son, Philippe Cousteau JR. In honor of their father's work, passion and legacy, Alexandra and Philippe Jr. have founded EarthEcho International with a powerful mission to empower youth to take action that restores and protects our water planet. Join us as we talk with Philippe Cousteau, Jr. about continuing his father's work, and the many ways you can interact with EarthEcho International to share your stories of environmental action with the Cousteau family. Be sure to visit his website: www.earthecho.org.
Developing extraordinary leaders to protect our oceans. Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), Writer and Naturalist The ' True Head - Lake Itasca, Minnesota, and the source of the Mississsippi
Edition #377Yet another oil spill showAct 1: Crude and Unusual - Colbert ReportSong 1: White flag - DidoAct 2: BP RIP - Rachel MaddowSong 2: Addicted to oil - Le ShowAct 3: The gall of BP's Tony Hayward - The ProgressiveSong 3: Back in the high life again - Steve WinwoodAct 4: Hayward's apology from BP - Le ShowSong 4: Hard to say I'm sorry - ChicagoAct 5: GOP wants you to pay for the spill - Young TurksSong 5: Rude awakening - Ed RobinsonAct 6: Strike it mucky - The BugleSong 6: Not sorry - The CranberriesAct 7: Philippe Cousteau interview - Bill MaherSong 7: Liquid Sun - The Beginning (A New Hope) (club mix) - DJ KeokiAct 8: Dead, dying and headless carcases - CountdownSong 8: Black water - The Doobie BrothersAct 9: The Petro science dude - Le ShowSong 9: I Am a Paleontologist - They Might Be Giants and Danny WeinkaufAct 10: Comparing ACORN with BP - Rachel MaddowBonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:America's Strained Relationship With England - Colbert ReportProduced by:Jay!Thanks for listening!Check out the Best of the Left iPhone/iPod Touch App in the App Store!Visit us at www.BestOfTheLeft.comContact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.comVote for us and leave comments at www.PodcastAlley.com or Review the show on iTunes.
Developing extraordinary leaders to protect our oceans. Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), Writer and Naturalist The ' True Head - Lake Itasca, Minnesota, and the source of the Mississsippi
Philippe Cousteau Interview. Philippe Cousteau is the grandson of Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau.
PD-1 Philippe Cousteau Jr. Interview
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