Podcasts about pink dolphin

Its the First Day of school at Rainforest Elementary and Dogfish is excited for the new school year when suddenly, he hears the Pink Dolphin cry. When Dogfish learns that Pink Dolphin has been bullied by the Anaconda Snake, Dogfish decides to do something and put a stop to bullying. Listen in to the full story and make sure to check out the physical book that is available HEREAlso, check out the other Dogfish story episodes:Dogfish: Just be YOU - Listen HEREDogfish Saves the Ocean - Listen HERESupport the show

Join us on an interesting journey with Dianne Thomas and Jay Jackson, two ICRT LRMT's who are embracing the nomadic lifestyle, each in their own unique way. In this episode we delve into the transformative power of Reiki and how it has guided them toward their extraordinary paths. Dianne teaches Reiki on her boat, and Jay recently relocated to Ecuador.  They share their insights and experiences. Discover how Reiki not only heals but also empowers one to navigate life's currents, sometimes leading to profound changes and awakenings.---Jay Jackson, a dedicated healer and Registered Nurse, began his journey in the late 1990s as a student of Reiki, achieving the status of a Reiki Master/Teacher in 2004. He also completed his massage program at the Utah College of Massage Therapy that year. Beyond his expertise in nursing, Reiki, and massage therapy, Jay has also delved into Crystal Healing, Sound Healing, and Sacred Geometry, demonstrating a commitment to healing himself and others that goes beyond conventional methods, embracing a holistic approach that intertwines the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of wellness. Get in Touch with JayWebsite: https://reiki-healing-arts.com/index.htmlDianne Thomas, a dedicated member of the International Center for Reiki Training (ICRT), embarked on her Reiki journey in 2001. After receiving her initial training under Laurelle Gaia, she and her husband Ken founded The Pink Dolphin, a Bed & Breakfast and Reiki Healing Center, in 2002. Further advancing her skills, Dianne became a Karuna Reiki® Master in 2004 and was licensed with the ICRT in 2008. Embracing a life of adventure and spiritual growth, Dianne now lives full-time on her boat, continuing her practice as a Reiki nomad, deeply committed to the healing arts and teaching Reiki. Get in Touch with DianneWebsite: www.5dreikiclasses.comemail: underthewillow7@gmail.comPam Allen-LeBlanc is a scientist, a businesswoman, and a Licensed Reiki Master Teacher (LRMT) with the International Center for Reiki Training.  She is the author of "The Reiki Business Book" and a co-author of ICRT Animal Reiki training.  Pam teaches Reiki, Animal Reiki, and Animal Communication online and in person in Canada, the US, and Australia.Get in Touch with PamWebsite: https://www.reikifromthefarm.com/Email: pam@reikifromthefarm.comA special thanks goes out to Music from Pixabay for the intro music and to Nate Miller for the meditation music.Register for our newsletter! Instagram Facebook Youtube pam@reikifromthefarm.com

Welcome, fRiends, to the long awaited episode 69!! (Nice.) Today's episode is NOT FOR KIDS! How many times do we have to say that? It's not for kids! We're going to talk about butts and worse. Listeners beware: this one is sexy.Janey's Sources - LysistrataFree PDF, translated by Ian Johnston “The Rise of Women in Ancient Greece” by Michael Scott for History Today. ​​Sex Strike: Why Ancient Greek Play Lysistrata Is Trending in the U.S. by Tasos KokkinidisWomen in Greece wikipedia Lysistrata Wikipedia  Max's Sources - The EncantadoThe Cryptid Keeper Podcast, "Episode 41: The Encantado" on Spotify (also available on other podcast streaming services):  "The Legend of the Pink River Dolphin" from a cruise company operating on the Amazon  "A New Tale about the Mysterious Pink River Dolphin" from another cruise company  "Myths and Legends of the Amazon's Pink River Dolphin" from a travel agency guide  "The Legend of the Pink Dolphin" from the "Latin Folktales" blog  Article for "The Encantado" on Cryptid Wiki Article for "The Encantado" on Mermaids Wiki  "The Encantado" article from Bella Online  Vogue gallery related to the encantado in Amazonian legend and culture  Article about the at-risk Amazonian river dolphin from the World Wildlife Fund "Why is the pink dolphin pink?" from Wonderopolis   Historical critical comic about the legend of the boto cor-de-rosa and its connection to colonialism and male violence, from Laura Athayde  Check out our books (and support local bookstores!) on our Bookshop.org affiliate account!Starting your own podcast with your very cool best friend? Try hosting on Buzzsprout (and get a $20 Amazon gift card!)Want more??Visit our website!Join the Discord!

on this episode, we get into if Pink Dolphin was trash or not, if we are the kings of freestyle pods, new kots music and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbgp/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbgp/support

The love of dance and glitter bonds an unlikely group of 60-plus women in Southwest Florida – the CALENDAR GIRLS. But under the veil of fake lashes and unicorn horns lurks the deeper truths of what aging women face within society. Sisterhood, love, loss – all come into play in this uplifting film about trying to age on your own terms and refusal to become invisible. Directors Maria Loohufvud and Love Martinsen craft a life-affirming, feel-good documentary that shakes up the outdated image of what it means to be an “old lady”. It's a call for everyone to dance their heart out, while you still can. Directed and produced by Maria Loohufvud and Love Martinsen, CALENDAR GIRLS has screened at over 40 film festivals including 2022 Sundance Film Festival while bringing joy to all who watch the film. It has also won numerous awards during its festival run. Co-directors Maria Loohufvud and Love Martinsen stop by to talk about this lyrical look at women that are determined to face down agism, sexism and thrilled to live their lives while relishing the opportunity to entertain, young and old. For more go to: calendargirlsfilm.com Released through Pink Dolphin, the film will open at the Laemmle Town Center Encino in Los Angeles on Nov 18.

The Buddha once said, "Give, even if you only have a little". In this episode Lewis recounts an adventure of a lifetime on the Amazon that opened his eyes to world and the realization that Pink Dolphins are real.   Lewis Ress has just released his second book "Miami Memoirs: Including the Maharani's Ring" in paperback. It is now available at: https://amzn.to/3pM7ZSeYou can also find Lewis first book, Strange Cases and Wild Tales at: http://bit.ly/StrangeCasesWildTales

This week, the Ayllu discusses yet another supernatural tale from their grandma. Listen to find out what makes this unique dolphin so pink and mysterious while grace relives her dolphin encounter. Side chisme: guess who was more scared or who. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lettersoftheayllu/message

The critters get together for a slice-of-life sneppurrsode (too accurate, in some cases), and discusses ongoings like recent Renn Faire experiences and Howlyween. What's it like experiencing these things as therians? We also discuss our future segment on dissociative therianthropy (NOT DID, alters, systems or the like) as we look for additional live interviews for our discussion on what dissociative experiences may be like - hoping to expand the narrative and understanding a bit. And, rounding things out, we discuss a few creative projects (support your NaNoWriMo buds!), then introduce the Cheetah Chirps podcast and discuss the revival of the Therian Bedtime Stories podcast, hoping listeners will check those projects out and offer support as well! - OW Cheetah Chirps https://cheetahchirps.podbean.com/ Therian Bedtime Story Podcast https://therianbedtimestories.podbean.com/ Pink Dolphin's "Integration" discussion with Azi and BearX https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KPy1dgdKUU&t=37s Additional stuff Questions for Dear Badgie? Suggestions for topics? Want to share some feedback? Contact the WereAreWe crew at werearewepodcast@gmail.com

Your favorite Aspholes are back!! Sean and Dane sip on IPAs while they discuss the new ACL team format and who their top picks would be. They review bags by Strive Cornhole (Mufasa, Caiman and Pink Dolphin), Elevation Cornhole (K2) and Reynolds (Lightning)! Then they are joined by ACL pro doubles team, Leston Allen and Adrian Johnson! Find out how these teammates rate each other in a variety of categories!!www.localbagcompany.com-Throw like a pro….Throw Localwww.cornholesolution.com-For all your cornhole board problemswww.Blackjackcornhole.comCode: BigAsp saves you 10%www.airwolfathletics.comCode: BigAsp saves you 10%

Join us to hear all about the mysterious world of the Amazon River Dolphin with Suzanne Smith, founder of the Amazon River Dolphin Conservation Foundation (ARDCF). Suzanne shares stories of her expeditions into the depths of the Amazon rainforest. From being caught in tropical storms to swimming for hours with these incredible dolphins. ARDCF is firmly intertwined with the local communities and conducts world-leading research on the dolphins that call the mighty Amazon river their home. Tune in to hear about Suzanne’s Amazon adventures!

In this episode I talk with Suzanne Smith - Founder and Executive Director of the Amazon River Dolphin Conservation Foundation (ARDCF). Amazon River Dolphin Conservation Foundation (ARDCF), a registered 501c3, supports local efforts to protect a storied species and its rainforest ecosystem. Building upon the wisdom of Amazon traditions, practices and beliefs with findings from modern conservation biology, ARDCF works to preserve the river dolphin from the corrosive pressures of outside, usually foreign interests that threaten the survival of the dolphins and their world. The fates of dolphins and people have been entwined for millennia. ARDCF promotes healthy, natural interactions between dolphins and people that protect both animals and people, sustain local culture, and transform visitors to ardent Amazon conservationists.

Pizza Maker, Water Park Employee, Stock Boy at Macy’s, college dropout, turned to successful businessman. Our guest today is Cena Barhaghi co-founder of streetwear brand, Pink Dolphin. We’re going to go deep into the origins of the brand, the impact, of celebrity endorsement, and why he Picked “Super Success” as his favorite IKONICK piece. Enjoy!

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In this episode Bazz discusses Chris Brown, singer and dancer in a different light as a entrepreneur and fashion designer. The Grammy winner launched and serves as a designer for his fashion company & brand Black Pyramid line since 2012. Joining partners Pink Dolphin founder, Cena Barhaghi and Neima Khalia to build an iconic brand. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ends-media-llc/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ends-media-llc/support

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Host Frankie Picasso had the pleasure of interviewing  two incredible Conservationists who have dedicated their lives to saving endangered species, Dr. Greg Rasmussen and Dr. Enzo Aliaga Rossel,  on FrankieSense & More!The Painted Dog has roamed the earth for millions of years. They lived throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. Less than 100 years ago, they were about 500,000 strong. Today less than 5000 remain and their very existence is threatened forever.The Pink Dolphin is a fresh water RIVER dolphin living in the Rivers of Bolivia. This amazing mammal is threatened by civilization, the debris from building and sediment that clogs the rivers that hold them hostage. Both of these incredible creatures have a champion. For 25 years, Dr. Greg Rasmussen has studied and lived among the Painted Dog. For 12 years, Dr. Enzo Aliaga Rossel has been the lone voice advocate to keep the pink dolphin not just as a treasured icon of Bolivia but a ALIVE too!Both scientists have their respective projects featured on the website of an organization called Endangered Species or ES REVENGE ES Revenge, was founded and is run by it's President Peter Gottesman, who felt strongly that bringing humor to wildlife conservation would attract millions of people to join the fight to save animals. The organization creates cute videos like the one's below that make people laugh while teaching them about animal biology and behavior, and it seems to be working.Their goal is to partner with leading conservation scientists to raise money for urgent projects that protect endangered animals and help local people economically and specifically seek out  scientists who lead small to medium-sized grassroots non-profits, which spend nearly all their money on fieldwork, with little overhead, like my Two guests today. Both are featured on ES REVENGE... Dr. Rasmussen and Dr.  Aliaga RosselGo to https:thegoodradionework to find out more about these two scientists.  video=https://youtu.be/PF3925UCYuc

After a long break while Jonathan decompressed from a life-transforming experience with Martin W. Ball, in Ashland Oregon at the 3rd Annual Exploring Psychedelics Conference, We are BACK with another episode of the Psychedelic Parenting Podcast! This week's show is the 1st half of a 2-part interview with Zoe Helene of Amherst, MA. Today's show was recorded over a couple days last week, on 4/20 and Earth Day with Zoe Helene. Zoe is the founder of Cosmic Sister, which is dedicated to recognizing and elevating feminist voices in the growing Psychedelic Renaissance, and to supporting visionary women in the exploding world of Cannabis business and studies. Zoe is also the wife and partner of ethnobotanist and writer Chris Kilham, and is the manager of the web presence for his site The Medicine Hunter, and has accompanied Chris on many trips to the Amazon and elsewhere, looking for healing plants and soul-transforming experiences. Zoe is an artist, writer, journalist, and visionary explorer in her own right, and has been featured in Boston Magazine, Forbes, Boston Globe, AlterNet, Chicago Tribune, Newsday, MIT Technology Review, Utne Reader and Fast Company. In this episode, Jonathan and Zoe discuss the art of "Psychedelic Mentoring"as an important part of the emerging plant medicine culture in this country, and how even those without their own kids have an important job to do in raising the future members of the Psychedelic Society. They talk about the "Faerie Goddessmothers" who were instrumental in Zoe's life, and how she has embraced her role as "Psychedelic Faerie Goddessmother" to the children of her friends and siblings.  Zoe also discusses Earth day and how her Ayahuasca experiences in the Amazon have galvanized her as an environmentalist and animal-rights activitst, and her view that "a baby is a baby," whether they be human animals or non-human animals. She also discusses her deep relationship to the Maui's dolphin of New Zealand, which is currently on the verge of extinction. If you weren't able to make it to Ashland for Exploring Psychedelics this year, Martin Ball will be releasing Jonathan's presentation from that event on The Entheogenic Evolution Podcast in the coming weeks. We will inform you when it goes live. In the meantime, you can check out Jonathan's presentation on Prezi by CLICKING HERE. Tune in next week Wednesday (5/4/2016) for the second 1/2 of Jonathan's interview with Zoe, when we'll be back on track for our weekly Wednesday podcast releases. If you're in Los Angeles this weekend for May Day, Jonathan will be remotely presenting a talk called "Envisioning Psychedelic Summer Camp" at May meeting of the Los Angeles Medicinal Plant Society (LAMPS).  For more information, contact chairperson Brad Adams: BAdams(at)mednet(dot)ucla(dot)edu. If you can't make it and are interested in seeing the slideshow from this presentation, CLICK HERE to view it on Prezi.com As always, if you find this podcast valuable and would like to support our work, consider a tax-deductible gift to Psychedelic Parenting though our non-profit fiscal sponsor, The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies. (MAPS) via the button below. 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David Bonnett is a Pink Dolphin of The Amazon researcher. David is an acoustical engineer, a nuclear physicist and a retired nuclear submarine commander. For twenty years during the Cold War he monitored and listened to the almost silent coming and goings of Soviet nuclear submarines. In this interview with William Rock on Art and Inspiration, David Bonnett speaks of his journey from being a submarine commander to becoming an advocate of The Pink Dolphin of The Amazon. David has spent years utilizing his sonar and acoustical engineering skills to record the sounds of The Pink Dolphin with the hopes of deciphering the communication patterns of this highly intelligent species. In this interview, David Bonnett also plays some of the rarely heard recordings of The Pink Dolphin.

An audio fairy tale for children, Pearl the Pink Dolphin is the story of a dolphin who changed her looks to fit in, only to find she was liked for who she already was.

Animals in the Arts Special, Cheetah the 74 year old painting chimp and Pink Dolphins making music. Remember, this Podcast is only a half-hour. The full two-hour show is available at AnimalRadio.com.