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Voilà plus de cent jours que Paul Watson attend, en prison, d'être fixé sur son sort. Le militant écologiste de 73 ans est détenu à Nuuk, au Groenland, depuis le 21 juillet. Il a été arrêté dans cette région autonome danoise, en plein cœur de l'été, alors qu'il était en route pour intercepter un nouveau navire usine baleinier japonais. Le fondateur de l'ONG Sea Shepherd était visé par un mandat d'arrêt international émis par le Japon pour des faits datant de 2010.Pour l'instant, la demande d'extradition du Japon reste sans réponse. Et mercredi 13 novembre, à Nuuk, la justice locale a de nouveau prolongé la détention de Paul Watson jusqu'au 4 décembre.Pourquoi a-t-il été arrêté ? Comment cet activiste écologiste a-t-il versé dans la radicalité ? Pourquoi son parcours, ses modes d'action et ses relations font-ils débat ?Dans cet épisode du podcast « L'Heure du Monde », Lucas Minisini, journaliste au M, le magazine du Monde, raconte comment et pourquoi cet activiste a développé des méthodes radicales, qui l'ont fait connaître mais aussi marginalisé.Un épisode de Diane Jean. Réalisation : Amandine Robillard et Florentin Baume. Musiques : Amandine Robillard et Epidemic Sound. Rédaction en chef et présentation : Adèle Ponticelli. Extraits : enregistrement de l'interview de Paul Watson conduite par Lucas Minisini le 21 octobre 2024 dans la prison de Nuuk (Groenland), bande-annonce de la saison 4 de l'émission de téléréalité « Whale Wars ».---Abonnez-vous à la chaîne Whatsapp du "Monde" : https://lemde.fr/4eMPTJd Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d'informations.
Whale Wars Star and founder of Sea Shepherd, Captain Paul Watson, has been imprisoned since July in Greenland! The anti-whaling hero has applied for political asylum in France as he fights off attempts by Japan to get him extradited to that nation where he could end up behind bars for 15 years. Activists around the world are demanding that Watson be released immediately with protests from Los Angeles to France outside Danish government offices. Watson was first arrested back in July when his ship docked in Greenland, which is park of the kingdom of Denmark. Danish authorities are still deciding whether to extradite him. Japan is one of the few nations that still engages in whaling. Environmentalists and animal lovers across the globe are outraged that any government would side with whalers at a time when our seas and the animals in them are in crisis. UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell speaks with Omar Todd, Global CEO of the Paul Watson Foundation. https://www.paulwatsonfoundation.org/
Harambe is a true-crime documentary like no other and will have you on the edge of your seat with crucial information never before revealed. You can watch it by clicking here: https://watch.unchainedtv.com/videos/harambe-the-movie. Erik Crown, the director, is a former TMZ paparazzi who used to photograph and interview celebrities on the fly before reinventing himself and becoming an animal rights filmmaker. Harambe, a critically endangered, silverback gorilla, was shot and killed after a child entered into his enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo in 2016. The story made international news and Harambe's photo quickly became a viral internet sensation that sparked an important discussion on captivity. Was the gorilla actually trying to protect the child when the primate was shot? Let's dive deep and find out with the team that made this award-winning film. Featuring Downton Abbey star Peter Egan, this movie has been hailed as the next Blackfish, revealing the dark underbelly of zoos. “The killing of Harambe was murder,” says Captain Paul Watson, star of Whale Wars and founding member of Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd. UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell speaks with Director Erik Crown and Producer Sierra Williams about this groundbreaking film. For more, or to get involved, visit: https://harambemovie.com/
Emmy-nominated sound supervisor Bryan Parker joins us to share not only his journey in the sound industry but also the amusing and fascinating story of his red beard. This episode promises a blend of professional insights and personal anecdotes. Plus, Bryan's creative touch is all over this podcast, as he's the talent behind our intro and outro music roll.Bryan's career is nothing short of spectacular, and we delve into his work on notable shows like "Whale Wars," "The Amazing Race," and "American Idol." Hear about the pride and precise effort that go into each project, and get the inside scoop on his recent nominations for "The Underground Railroad" and "Mrs. Davis." From training tips to music recommendations, this episode has it all for both running enthusiasts and music lovers. Bryan shares his experiences with the Couch to 5K app and underscores the importance of friends in achieving fitness goals.
A veteran of early Twitter's fail whale wars, Dmitriy joins the show to chat about the time when 70% of the Hadoop cluster got accidentally deleted, the financial reality of writing a book, and how to navigate acquisitions. Segments: (00:00:00) The Infamous Hadoop Outage (00:02:36) War Stories from Twitter's Early Days (00:04:47) The Fail Whale Era (00:06:48) The Hadoop Cluster Shutdown (00:12:20) “First Restore the Service Then Fix the Problem. Not the Other Way Around.” (00:14:10) War Rooms and Organic Decision-Making (00:16:16) The Importance of Communication in Incident Management (00:19:07) That Time When the Data Center Caught Fire (00:21:45) The "Best Email Ever" at Twitter (00:25:34) The Importance of Failing (00:27:17) Distributed Systems and Error Handling (00:29:49) The Missing README (00:33:13) Agile and Scrum (00:38:44) The Financial Reality of Writing a Book (00:43:23) Collaborative Writing Is Like Open-Source Coding (00:44:41) Finding a Publisher and the Role of Editors (00:50:33) Defining the Tone and Voice of the Book (00:54:23) Acquisitions from an Engineer's Perspective (00:56:00) Integrating Acquired Teams (01:02:47) Technical Due Diligence (01:04:31) The Reality of System Implementation (01:06:11) Integration Challenges and Gotchas Show Notes: - Dmitriy Ryaboy on Twitter: https://x.com/squarecog - The Missing README: https://www.amazon.com/Missing-README-Guide-Software-Engineer/dp/1718501838 - Chris Riccomini on how to write a technical book: https://cnr.sh/essays/how-to-write-a-technical-book Stay in touch: - Make Ronak's day by signing up for our newsletter to get our favorites parts of the convo straight to your inbox every week :D https://softwaremisadventures.com/ Music: Vlad Gluschenko — Forest License: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en
This episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast delves into the story of Captain Paul Watson, a prominent figure in conservation activism. The host, Andrew Lewin, discusses Watson's past actions, current arrest, and the concept of whether activism can have consequences that come back to haunt you. Exploring the question of whether karma plays a role in activism, the episode provides insights into the complexities of standing up for environmental causes. Follow a career in conservation: https://www.conservation-careers.com/online-training/ Use the code SUFB to get 33% off courses and the careers program. Do you want to join my Ocean Community? Sign Up for Updates on the process: www.speakupforblue.com/oceanapp Sign up for our Newsletter: http://www.speakupforblue.com/newsletter Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3NmYvsI Connect with Speak Up For Blue: Website: https://bit.ly/3fOF3Wf Instagram: https://bit.ly/3rIaJSG TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@speakupforblue Twitter: https://bit.ly/3rHZxpc YouTube: www.speakupforblue.com/youtube Activism can have significant consequences, as demonstrated by the case of Captain Paul Watson discussed in the podcast episode. Despite advocating for conservation and animal rights causes, Watson faced backlash and legal repercussions for his aggressive tactics. His involvement in organizations like Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd led to confrontations with authorities, particularly in Japan, where he interfered with whaling activities. Watson's approach to activism, which involved direct action and sometimes confrontational methods, garnered both support and criticism. While he achieved some success in raising awareness and initiating change, his actions also alienated certain groups and countries. This polarization highlights the potential consequences of activism, where individuals may face legal challenges, arrest, or even extradition for their advocacy efforts. The episode also touched upon the complexities of Watson's character, noting instances where he made controversial statements, such as criticizing indigenous practices related to hunting. These remarks further fueled the divide in public opinion about his methods and beliefs. Despite his dedication to conservation causes, Watson's confrontational approach and contentious statements have led to a mixed reception among supporters and detractors. Overall, the case of Captain Paul Watson serves as a reminder that activism, while crucial for driving change, can come with repercussions. Individuals advocating for causes they believe in may encounter resistance, legal challenges, and public scrutiny. The episode underscores the importance of considering the potential consequences of activism and the need to navigate these challenges while staying true to one's values and goals. Captain Paul Watson's aggressive conservation methods have indeed polarized opinions within the marine conservation community and the general public. On one hand, many people praise his unwavering dedication to protecting the ocean and marine life. Watson's founding of both Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd, two prominent conservation organizations, has led to significant changes in marine conservation efforts globally. These organizations have employed marine conservationists, activists, and policy makers, and have successfully advocated for marine protection and policy changes. However, on the other hand, Watson's approach, which often involves confrontational and aggressive tactics, has drawn criticism from many quarters. His use of violence and direct action, such as ramming boats and disrupting whaling activities, has been controversial and has led to legal issues and conflicts with authorities. Additionally, Watson has made controversial statements, including criticizing indigenous communities for their involvement in activities like selling hunting quotas to wealthy hunters. The episode highlights how Watson's actions and statements have led to a mixed reception among conservationists and the public. While some view him as a hero for his relentless efforts to protect marine life, others condemn his methods and rhetoric. The episode also discusses the recent ousting of Watson from Sea Shepherd due to disagreements over the organization's direction, indicating internal conflicts within the conservation community regarding his approach. Overall, Captain Paul Watson's legacy is a complex one, with supporters lauding his commitment to marine conservation and detractors questioning the effectiveness and ethics of his aggressive tactics and controversial statements. The episode underscores the ongoing debate surrounding Watson's conservation methods and the diverse opinions within the conservation community regarding his contributions to ocean protection. The arrest of Captain Paul Watson outside Greenland or Iceland has sparked a debate on the balance between activism, ethics, and the potential consequences of one's actions in the conservation field. Captain Watson, a prominent figure in marine conservation, has a long history of aggressive activism through organizations like Greenpeace and Sea Shepherd. His methods, including confrontational tactics and direct action, have garnered both support and criticism. Captain Watson's arrest brings to light the question of whether the ends justify the means in conservation activism. While he has been successful in raising awareness and effecting change in some instances, his approach has also alienated and angered many, including governments and indigenous communities. The episode highlights how his actions, while driven by a passion for protecting the ocean, have led to legal troubles and strained relationships with various stakeholders. The episode delves into the complexities of activism and the ethical considerations that come into play. Captain Watson's confrontational tactics, such as disrupting whaling operations and targeting illegal fishing vessels, have been effective in some cases but have also raised ethical concerns. His controversial statements and actions have polarized opinions within the conservation community, with some viewing him as a hero and others as a problematic figure. The arrest of Captain Paul Watson serves as a reminder of the potential consequences of activism and the importance of considering the ethical implications of one's actions. It prompts reflection on the balance between passion for conservation and the methods used to achieve conservation goals. The episode encourages listeners to engage in a dialogue about the complexities of activism, ethics, and the impact of one's actions in the conservation field.
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Matt speaks with Captain Paul Watson, the star of Whale Wars, a founder of Sea Shepherd and Greenpeace, to discuss his dedicated efforts against illegal whaling and fishing. He describes how he has rammed and sunk whaling ships that are illegally killing whales! Captain Watson advocates for significant systemic changes, including a global moratorium on industrialized fishing and the elimination of harmful agricultural chemicals. Watson promotes a vegan lifestyle to reduce humanity's ecological footprint.
Matt speaks with Captain Paul Watson, the star of Whale Wars, a founder of Sea Shepherd and Greenpeace, to discuss his dedicated efforts against illegal whaling and fishing. He describes how he has rammed and sunk whaling ships that are illegally killing whales! Captain Watson advocates for significant systemic changes, including a global moratorium on industrialized fishing and the elimination of harmful agricultural chemicals. Watson promotes a vegan lifestyle to reduce humanity's ecological footprint.
Jim talks with Paul Watson about his recent book Hit Man for the Kindness Club: High Seas Escapades and Heroic Adventures of an Eco-Activist. They discuss an early friendship with a family of beavers, cruelty to animals, the Kindness Club, moral commitments, rescuing cattle from a slaughterhouse, less cow farts & more whale poop, the 3 laws of ecology, the issue of eating animals, the growth of the vegetarian/vegan movement, an occupation at Stanley Park, co-founding Greenpeace, the strategy of aggressive non-violence, killing baby Hitler, painting baby seals, creating Whale Wars, history of the whaling moratorium, the absence of enforcement, Canada's Seal Protection Act, Edward Abbey, the Southern Ocean campaigns, escaping arrest in Germany, targeting illegal activities, inventing tree spiking, the importance of good legal defense, funding sources, founding Sea Shepherd, current pursuits, and much more. Episode Transcript Hit Man for the Kindness Club: High Seas Escapades and Heroic Adventures of an Eco-Activist, by Captain Paul Watson Trashing the Planet: How Science Can Help Us Deal With Acid Rain, Depletion of the Ozone, and the Soviet Threat Among Other Things, by Dixy Lee Ray The Monkey Wrench Gang, by Edward Abbey Paul Watson Foundation Neptune's Pirates Captain Paul Watson is a marine wildlife conservation and environmental activist. Watson was one of the founding members and directors of Greenpeace. In 1977, he left Greenpeace and founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. A renowned speaker, accomplished author, master mariner, and lifelong environmentalist, Captain Watson has been awarded many honors for his dedication to the oceans and to the planet.
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Early member of Greenpeace and founder of the Sea Shepherd conservationist organization, Captain Paul Watson is an eco warrior! Having been the captain in the Sea Shepherd show “Whale Wars”, Captain Paul Watson is an eco interventionist and has now set up the Captain Paul Watson foundation to protect our oceans and to non violently but effectively stop whaling.
Captain Paul Watson is a marine wildlife conservation and environmental activist and the founder of the Capital Paul Watson Foundation. He was also one of the founding members and directors of Greenpeace, one of the most recognized conservation organizations in the world. In 1977, he left Greenpeace and founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Captain Watson has spent over 50 years at sea fighting illegal operations intent upon destruction and death, impacting all species in the sea from phytoplankton to Great Whales. He has shut down hundreds of illegal activities around the planet, saving hundreds of thousands of lives. Captain Watson has never changed his outlook, dedication, courage, and imaginative thinking toward grinding effective solutions for the seemingly impossible problem of how we defend and protect life in the sea. He is arguably the most prolific and successful marine life conservationist of our time. Listen in for some great takeaways about Captain Waton's journey as a marine wildlife and environmental activist and his mission to make the world a better place. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Learn more about Captain Paul Watson and his mission [4:02] Why Captain Watson was motivated to co-found Greenpeace [4:39] Why Captain Watson founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society [6:01] Sea Shepherd has become a decentralized global movement [8:54] Captain Watson's experience looking into the eyes of a whale [10:31] How the TV show “Whale Wars” is cultivating awareness [15:15] Using aggressive non-violence to save countless endangered species [16:55] Why Captain Watson prefers not to work with governments [21:00] The mission of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation [25:25] Why is a healthy ocean so critical for the survival of this planet? [26:54] The companies that actually support ESG and climate initiatives [30:42] What Captain Watson has learned from decades in conservation [32:19] How you can get involved in Captain Watson's mission to save the planet [33:53] What Captain Watson did today that put him in the mindset for success [35:52] Resources & People Mentioned Greenpeace The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society The Captain Paul Watson Foundation Connect with Captain Paul Watson The website On Instagram On Twitter On LinkedIn On Facebook On YouTube Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast*at*mitlinfinancial(dot)com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests If you would like to learn more schedule a call: https://mitlin.us/FitCall https://mitlinfinancial.com Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts
Editors - Yvette M. Amirian, ACE and Matt Friedman, ACE When it comes to learning editing in film school, who better to learn from than ACE editors? When they aren't in the cutting rooms themselves, editors Yvette M. Amirian, ACE and Matt Friedman, ACE are in the classrooms of two of the most prestigious film schools in the world. Yvette has returned to the institution where she received her own filmmaking education, USC, to help inform the next generation as to what they need to know about the craft, as well as the career, of editing. At the American Film Institute, Matt asks his grad students to consider more than just how to put a story together, but to question why something works or something doesn't; never letting them forget that every frame matters. Yvette M. Amirian, ACE Yvette M. Amirian, ACE is an award-nominated film and television editor. After graduating from the University of Southern California's (USC) School of Cinema-Television, she built a successful career and has been transitioning seamlessly between editing scripted and documentary content for the better part of two decades. In 2011, she and her team received an Eddie Award nomination from the American Cinema Editors (ACE) for their work on Animal Planet's Whale Wars. In 2017, she edited and produced John Singleton's L.A. Burning: The Riots 25 Years Later for A&E, which was nominated for a Primetime Emmy (Outstanding Documentary Special). Her most recent project is an upcoming scripted feature for critically acclaimed filmmaker Robert Machoian, The Integrity of Joseph Chambers. Yvette is a proud member of the Motion Picture Editor's Guild, the Academy of TV Arts & Sciences, and ACE. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two sons. Matt Friedman, ACE Matt won the 2021 ACE Eddie for Best Edited Feature Film (Comedy) for Palm Springs, and was nominated in 2020 for "The Farewell". He was born in rural east Tennessee to a coal mining family living in the foothills of the Appalachians. After graduating from Oak Ridge High School with an emphasis in Extinct Ancient Languages, Matt headed for Chicago to attend Northwestern University. Due to a series of accidental registration errors, he ended up with enough credits for a degree in Economics as well as Film. None of his college film work involved blowing up model cars, however. He finished his Econ degree at the University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Australia, where he was offered AU$100 and a Sydney snow globe by a group of Australian students if he would vote for Clinton in '92 via absentee ballot. Matt then moved to a spacious two bedroom apartment in scenic North Hollywood to begin his film career in earnest. Arriving just in time for the Northridge Earthquake and the fires and mudslides of '93, he was very lucky to begin working for a series of extremely supportive and wonderful editors, including (but not limited to!) Peter Teschner, Emma Hickox, Jill Bilcock, and Sheldon Kahn. In recent years, Matt has enjoyed cutting a variety of different types of films and television pilots, including films in Spanish and Chinese, even though he doesn't speak the languages. He now lives in the Hollywood Hills with his wonderful husband Chris and their son. In our discussion with educators and editors Yvette M. Amirian, ACE and Matt Friedman, ACE about teaching editing in film school, we talk about: What today's editors/educators learned from their own film school experience Crafting editing curriculums, or is it curricula? What editors can learn about editing from their students Taking off points for messy timelines The next steps right after film school The Credits Visit Extreme Music for all your production audio needs See the latest new features in Avid Media Composer Hear Matt discuss his work on PALM SPRINGS See Matt walk you through his Media Composer timeline for PALM SPRINGS. Send me your feedback and questions here Subscribe to The Rough Cut podcast and never miss an episode Visit The Rough Cut on YouTube
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In this episode of the Captain Paul Watson Foundation podcast, we will be speaking with Haans Siver. Utilizing her experience from being a former member of the Sea Shepherd crew, she brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to her new role as Australian Coordinator. Join us as we speak with Haans about the Captain Paul Watson Foundation down under!paulwatsonfoundation.orgSupport the showhttps://www.paulwatsonfoundation.org/https://shop.paulwatson.com/
This week Scott and Frank talk about ...among other things...Deep Fake Falderal, Plastic Diamonds, The Great Can Kicking, Whistling Garbage Heap, Solar Trash Loop, Future Whale Wars and The Humanity Song in their continued hope that Humanity Might Make It. Humanity Might Make it is a fun and easy-going podcast created by two lifelong friends, Scott and Frank. Talking about all things under the sun...and trying to work out each week if humanity will make it...or not. They try to take the positive approach and really want to believe that...Humanity Might Make It!! Please send questions, answers, reasons humanity might make it, and all other whatevs to Scott & Frank's super high-tech email below. humanitymightmakeit@gmail.com https://humanitymightmakeit.simplecast.com/ https://www.coombas.com/
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In this episode, we will be speaking with Captain Paul Watson about his new foundation. Captain Watson explains his current relationship with Sea Shepherd and the different chapters around the globe. We had a few technical difficulties with this first episode, but we are working on it. We will be catching Captain Watson as he travels around the globe. Some phone calls, especially during campaign season might be a tad spotty. We apologize in advance. If you'd like to support the Captain Paul Watson Foundation please go to paulwatsonfoundation.orgSupport the showhttps://www.paulwatsonfoundation.org/https://shop.paulwatson.com/
When the going gets tough the activists get tougher. Our oceans are in distress as we continue to overfish marine ecosystems around the world. 90% of whales, 85-99% of shark species, trillions of fish, and countless other ocean animals have been lost due to overfishing, much of which operates outside of the law. Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a major enabler of the exploitation of our oceans but the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is standing in the way. Literally. By using direct action techniques and what founder, Captain Paul Watson, calls “aggressive nonviolence”, Sea Shepherd crews document and disrupt illegal fishing and whaling on the open water. Featured on the popular TV series, “Whale Wars”, and in documentaries like Seaspiracy on Netflix, Sea Shepherd ships send illegal fishing boats running as they attempt to cover up their destruction of wildlife ecosystems and human rights violations. Tune in to learn more about the crucial work Sea Shepherd is doing to protect our oceans, which also means protecting our planet, and how you can get involved today.SUPPORT Sea Shepherd: Learn more , volunteer, donate, and get involved at https://seashepherd.org/.CHALLENGE: The Earth Warrior challenge. Make a choice to alter your habits or behaviors in a way that benefits the Earth. If you eat seafood, or animal products of any kind, you can choose to remove them from your diet completely, or partially if you need a transition period. Replace disposables with reusables for good. If you have the choice between car, train, bus, or plane, choose train or bus – or bike. Or build volunteering with an Earth-focused organization into your routine. Choose something that you know will have a powerful impact on the health of our Earth and take action on it that you can sustain. Tell other people about the choice you've made and why you've made it. The more of us who become Earth warriors the more hope we'll see by making our hope active and alive. TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are more powerful than we realize. 2: When we take a stand we can transform the world. 3: Hope without action is lifeless. We must take our hope and make it active. Visit www.wecanremaketheworld.com for more info and resources.
When the going gets tough the activists get tougher. Our oceans are in distress as we continue to overfish marine ecosystems around the world. 90% of whales, 85-99% of shark species, trillions of fish, and countless other ocean animals have been lost due to overfishing, much of which operates outside of the law. Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a major enabler of the exploitation of our oceans but the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is standing in the way. Literally. By using direct action techniques and what founder, Captain Paul Watson, calls “aggressive nonviolence”, Sea Shepherd crews document and disrupt illegal fishing and whaling on the open water. Featured on the popular TV series, “Whale Wars”, and in documentaries like Seaspiracy on Netflix, Sea Shepherd ships send illegal fishing boats running as they attempt to cover up their destruction of wildlife ecosystems and human rights violations. Tune in to learn more about the crucial work Sea Shepherd is doing to protect our oceans, which also means protecting our planet, and how you can get involved today.SUPPORT Sea Shepherd: Learn more , volunteer, donate, and get involved at https://seashepherd.org/. CHALLENGE: The Earth Warrior challenge. Make a choice to alter your habits or behaviors in a way that benefits the Earth. If you eat seafood, or animal products of any kind, you can choose to remove them from your diet completely, or partially if you need a transition period. Replace disposables with reusables for good. If you have the choice between car, train, bus, or plane, choose train or bus – or bike. Or build volunteering with an Earth-focused organization into your routine. Choose something that you know will have a powerful impact on the health of our Earth and take action on it that you can sustain. Tell other people about the choice you've made and why you've made it. The more of us who become Earth warriors the more hope we'll see by making our hope active and alive. TAKEAWAYS: 1: We are more powerful than we realize. 2: When we take a stand we can transform the world. 3: Hope without action is lifeless. We must take our hope and make it active. Visit www.wecanremaketheworld.com for more info and resources.
Cris Graves is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker who has worked across platforms from film to television to online content. She has worked across the globe as a producer/director, filming in some of the harshest and most remote areas on our planet. Her credits include The Amazing Race, Whale Wars, and Living Undocumented. She is also an award-winning narrative filmmaker and has had her work shown in various film festivals including the Cannes Film Festival, Oaxaca Film Festival, and Hamilton Film Festival to name a few. Her feature film script Alone Girl, which Cris plans to direct, was a semi-finalist in three categories of the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition 2019 as well as earning a spot on The Bitch List 2020. Most recently, she was chosen as one of 25 screenwriters to watch by the Austin Film Festival, which was announced in May of 2020.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/quidditasfactor)
Grayson and Jonah go it alone again this Wednesday. Grayson kicks off a discussion about inflation with a story of some car trouble he's having. The boys recount some of their favorite old Discovery Channel shows and Jonah tells us about Xbox Cloud Gaming.
HAVE YOU MET... PAUL WATSON Paul is a Marine Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Activist. He co-founded Greenpeace, and is the Founder of the SEA SHEPHERD Conservation Society. This Master Mariner has spent most of his career on the water, often risking his own life to protect the 'crew of Spaceship Earth'. The wildlife that we simply CANNOT live without. He's won more prestigious awards than I can list... He's in the US Animal Rights Hall of Fame, and he's been awarded the Amazon Peace Prize (nothing to do with Bezos). We talk about sinking illegal fishing boats, what it's like to be a wanted man, if us humans need to eliminate fish from our diet, if the Dalai Lama is a good lunch date, and much much more... If you enjoyed this episode, why not try these: Lauren Arthur. Wildlife Biologist and Safari Guide: https://youtu.be/MCnqPAmk5WM Nizar Ibrahim. Paleontologist and Anatomist: https://youtu.be/kzMAemvS3oE TIMESTAMPS: [00:58] Swimming with Beavers [04:44] Co-Founding GREENPEACE [09:16] Using the Media [14:00] Leaving Greenpeace [21:49] SEA SHEPHERD [26:24] Sea Shepherd's fleet of boats/ships [28:00] 2012 Japanese court case in US [34:12] Longest 'on water' pursuit of a poacher in history [36:05] The GLOBAL nature of Sea Shepherd [37:43] Whale Wars [40:03] How many ships have Sea Shepherd sunk? [55:50] SEASPIRACY [57:34] Most destructive types of fishing [01:01:12] SPACESHIP EARTH [01:02:11] Viruses and Covid-19 [01:04:45] "We're really the cause of our own demise" [01:09:31] BYCATCH [01:12:29] Economics of EXTINCTION [01:16:36] Fish free diet? [01:22:04] Animal Intelligence [01:27:30] Lunch with the Dalai Lama [01:29:01] PIRATES in 2021? [01:30:45] Paul's message [01:31:05] What can people do to help the life on our planet? OUR LINKS: CLICK HERE for ALL podcast links Website MAIN YOUTUBE YouTube CLIPS channel Instagram @haveyoumet_podcast Twitter @haveyoumet_pod Facebook LinkedIn PAUL'S LINKS: Website Sea Shepherd Paul's Social Media Instagram Twitter Facebook Sea Shepherd on Instagram Sea Shepherd UK - NEW EPISODE EVERY OTHER FRIDAY - OPEN-MINDED and curious conversational interviews. EXTREME VARIETY of guests and topics. Just two people talking... #podcast #haveyoumet #paulwatson #captainpaulwatson #seashepherd #conservation #environment #activist #oceans #marinelife Thank you for listening to the episode!! If you enjoyed it please consider SHARING with someone you know, it really helps :) Check out our YouTube for more links + photos ALL LINKS: https://linktr.ee/HaveYouMet
Captain Paul Watson is a Canadian-American Marine Conservation Activist who founded the International Direct Action Group, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. He and Sea Shepherd became household names through Animal Planet's hit show, Whale Wars, where we got an in your face look at the murderous activities of the whaling industry. For decades Captain Watson has dedicated his life to protecting all animals, especially marine mammals, and he does not shy away from controversy. In his new book, Death of a Whale, Captain Watson faces his most personal conflict yet when he and other anti-whaling activists find themselves at odds with Native American tribal rights. Conservationists, eco-warriors, whale protectors and supporters of indigenous traditions as well as anyone who loves a good story will find themselves enthralled by his new book.FOLLOW CAPTAIN PAUL WATSON:http://www.paulwatson.com/https://www.facebook.com/captpaulwatsonhttps://www.instagram.com/captainpaulwatson/FOLLOW SEA SHEPHERD:https://www.seashepherdglobal.orgORDER CAPTAIN PAUL WATSON's BOOK DEATH OF A WHALEhttps://shop.paulwatson.com/collections/captain-paul-watson-books/products/death-of-a-whale-the-challenge-of-anti-whaling-activists-and-indigenous-rightsFOLLOW AND JUSTICE FOR ANIMALS PODCASTWebsite: www.andjusticeforanimals.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/andjusticeforanimalspodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndJusticeForAnimalsPodcast@andjusticeforanimalspodcast
BONUS Episode where we wax on apprenticeship pay, Whale Wars is explained, the awfulness of Battle of the Bods is brought to the table, and a couple dudes in their late 30s admit the futileness of truly explaining the depth of RASL to women in their 20s. Sit in the corner and eat your mush.
Our next guest had a super unique introduction into the helicopter world. You guys ever seen Whale Wars? Yeah he was that dude flying the MD500 off the back of the Sea Shepherd's vessel assisting in whale conservation efforts from the North Atlantic, Galapagos, Gulf of California, all the way down to Antarctica. After his stint with the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, he worked his way up from flight instructing in Robinsons to flying utility and firefighting in Hueys, 212s, and now is flying the infamous intermeshig K-MAX!He's here to chat about his experience with the Sea Shepherds , what its like to fly the K-MAX, utility pilot life, and we dive into the role helicopters play in environmental conservation. Stick around at the end of the episode, where we share a short ground lesson answering Susan from Instagrams question, "What do you do if you find something wrong on preflight? And are all items no fly items?" Let's talk 91.213!
“If the oceans die, we die. We all have a vested interest in making sure life in the sea is not diminished.”On this week's episode of the Eat Green Make Green Podcast I sit down with the legendary Captain Paul Watson. Captain Paul is the Founder & President of the famous Sea Shepherd, an international non-profit with a worldwide presence and a mission to protect all marine animals, widely known from the hit show Whale Wars on Animal Planet and most recently featured in the Netflix documentary Seaspiracy. We talk about how an experience as a child led him toward protecting wildlife, why he founded Sea Shepherd, why Sea Shepherd takes an aggressive approach to protecting the seas, the immense damage of commercial fishing, the wild west nature of the seas despite existing laws, why there is no sustainable commercial fishing operation anywhere in the world, the power of film and media for Sea Shepherd over the years, what projects Sea Shepherd is currently working on around the globe, the power of focusing on what we can do in the present moment, what we can do individually to help the oceans, why nothing gets accomplished without risk, and why if the oceans die we die.Show NotesSea Shepherd WebsiteSea Shepherd InstagramCaptain Paul's Instagram
CRIS GRAVES | Emmy Winning Filmmaker Points of View Podcast Episode Twelve A Conversation with the Emmy Award-Winning Filmmaker Cris Graves Cris Graves is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker who has worked across platforms from film to television to online content. She has worked across the globe as a producer/director, filming in some of the harshest and most remote areas on our planet. Her credits include The Amazing Race, Whale Wars, and Living Undocumented. She is also an award-winning narrative filmmaker and has had her work shown in various film festivals including the Cannes Film Festival, Oaxaca Film Festival, and Hamilton Film Festival to name a few. Her feature film script Alone Girl, which Cris plans to direct, was a semi-finalist in three categories of the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition 2019 as well as earning a spot on The Bitch List 2020. Most recently, she was chosen as one of 25 screenwriters to watch by the Austin Film Festival, which was announced in May of 2020. Points of View is a Podcast in association with the MOVING PARTS FILM FESTIVAL, hosted by Monica Quinn and Adam Fried. Please like and subscribe to follow the season. A Chrysalis Pictures Production For More Information, you can follow on Instagram: @p.o.v._podcast or @movingpartsfestival or @chrysalispictures --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pointsofviewmpff/message
Captain Paul Watson is a world known activist and co-founder of Greenpeace. He is best known for his antiwhaling activities leading to the very popular show on Animal Planet, Whale Wars. Captain Watson founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society in 1977 and since has been a major influential voice in the protection of our oceans and the species that live within it. Sea Shepherd is involved in many campaigns across the planet to include protection of the Vaquita, Sea Turtles, Wild Salmon, Whales and many other species. You can learn more about the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society HERE Captain Watson also recently published another book titled Orcapedia. It can be viewed and purchased HERE The book highlights all the Orcas captured and held in captivity throughout the world. Readers are introduced to more than 60 orcas by name along with their photos, personal history, and notable incidents that have occurred during their captivity.
Listen and play the wild times drinking game with us! RULES: https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/17868506026974413/ P.S. Drink responsibly, brosteners. Show Notes: Big Fires Cause Big Problems EoA Behind the Scenes - Fires in Tazmania 00;07;08;10 Forrest and Pat talk about status of Extinct or Alive 3rd season 00;11;14;22 Death by elephant 00;16;50;24 Forrest Talks about Torture Mueseum in Bancock 00;17;38;27 Japanese use sharks to torture POW's during WWII 00;19;45;16 Listener asks Forrest about incident where a doe attacked him 00;21;55;26 The Broducer Talks About the time he pee'd his pants 00;24;16;00 Forrest talks about python that laid eggs without being exposed to a mate 00;28;40;08 Borris Becker Story 00;31;33;04 Forrest Galante talks about Steve Irwin saving lives of missing divers 00;34;22;03 Pat talks about the Sea Shepherds attempting to rescue someone during Whale Wars season 3 filming 00;36;20;24 Listener asks Forrest, "what is the craziest animal that lives in the UK" 00;38;08;06 Knoxville, TN Tiger on the loose Forrest talks about how one might track and capture a tiger on the loose in an urban area 00;41;05;19 Forrest answers: How long until you would get killed by a big cat if dropped in the saranghetti naked 00;45;09;08 Forrest Galante talks about fences and boundries on Nakes and Afraid 00;47;47;15 Forrest Galante talks about dancing naked in front of his partner on Naked and Afraid 00;50;04;05 The broducer talks about his friend's experience on NEXT the TV show 00;52;48;07 Forrest talks about recording episode 1 of The Wild Times Podcast 00;57;58;15 Forrest Galante talks about how Academia views his work 01;00;02;01 Battle Royale 01;06;05;19 The Jewel Wasp 01;20;27;27
On this week's episode of Cryptic Accounts, Project Acoustic Kitty and The Russian Whale Wars. Patrick and Dennis begin by exploring a topic secret CIA project to turn your house cat into a super spy and end up swimming in an abyss of weaponized whale tales.
Craig P. Stone has had an illustrious professional career, spanning roles in investment banking, real estate development, leading multiple companies, performance coaching, and even movie and TV production. His business exploits include: becoming the Managing Director of a major investment banking firm taking over and turning around a failing business with 122 employees founding, developing and selling six other start-ups developing two hi-rise buildings in New York City producing the award-winning documentary “At The Edge Of The World,” which led to the television series “Whale Wars.” consulting with Coach Bob Knight for ESPN’s “Knight School” teaming with Phil Hellmuth to manage and promote a group of the world’s top poker players Craig has been asked to speak all over the world on a plethora of topics to empower audiences to take action to change their lives and become the best they can be. His tools give people the mental edge to be in the top 1% in their fields. For the complete show notes and access to all episodes, visit ChangingLivesPodcast.com
With work in the entertainment industry slowly beginning to trickle in and productions ramping up over the coming weeks and months, you’d think we could all just “go back to normal,” right? WRONG. The new version of post-pandemic work is going to be anything but normal (and frankly Normal. Wasn’t. Working), and for one very specific group, this is uncharted (and terrifying) territory: Parents. In the latest ‘Optimizer’ community Q&A, our community welcomes four hardworking moms in various stages of their careers in the entertainment industry. Editor Yvette Amirian (ACE), Editor Natalie Boschan, Editor/AE Monica Daniel, and Assistant Editor Bari Winter have all been simultaneously juggling busy careers while also doing their best to raise children during a global pandemic. We talk about how we can balance the vast needs of Hollywood production while still doing our best to be present parents. We discuss tips and strategies for handling this delicate balancing act. My guests also share their fears and hopes about navigating pre-pandemic expectations in a post-pandemic working world. In this very candid conversation, we cover many topics including: How can we balance the vast needs of Hollywood production and post-production when we’re still homeschooling our kids, daycare isn’t open, or we can’t afford a nanny anymore? Will working from home mean that we NEVER get any time away from the office to be a parent because of endless emails and texts where people need things 24/7? Will people be less likely to hire me again if I’m a parent working from home? Whether you are a parent or not, this conversation will address the issues of managing and sustaining Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here’s What You’ll Learn: “Real-life” insight into balancing parenting and work obligations when it feels impossible How to tackle the question of getting a nanny during a pandemic and the importance of separating work and child care duties when working from home The best ways to make sure your kids are actively engaged in learning while you work from home (so that they don’t get left behind academically) How to keep yourself healthy and avoid burnout from trying to be “supermom” (or dad) Why normal wasn’t working for parents and how we will literally kill ourselves if we try to resume the status quo The real reasons moms tend to put themselves last and feel obligated to take care of everyone else first What the “theatre of work” is and how we need to teach producers to let us manage our own time How to set boundaries when working from home by communicating clearly and confidently Productivity tips on creating effective workflows so everyone is on the same page with boundaries and communication The different standards between being a mom in the workplace versus being a dad (and how moms have to navigate that) FACT: It’s harder for moms to get hired. When women reveal they have children, are they being explicitly discriminated against? Managing the dynamics of juggling family activities, finances, career advancement, and job obligations Why “time is the great equalizer” (everyone has the same amount of it) and how to use that to your advantage when setting expectations Detailed strategies for dealing with guilt about missing bedtimes or activities How to communicate with your kids the importance of taking time for yourself The valuable mindset shift of “work/life presence” vs. “work/life balance” Useful Resources Mentioned: EP 99: How to Provide Value and Get Paid What You’re Worth with Monica Daniel Fitness in Post Q&A with Natalie Boschan: Career Vs. Family Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to “Go Back to Normal.” Normal Wasn’t Working. Guest Bios: NATALIE BOSCHAN Natalie is an editor working in scripted television. She started her career editing short form content including trailers, DVD content and marketing videos for major motion picture releases. She made the move to scripted television as an assistant editor on season 7 of Burn Notice. After working on several series as an AE including Once Upon A Time, Empire, Shooter and Punisher she made the leap to Editor on season 2 of Shooter. Since then her editing credits have included Stargirl, LA’s Finest and Star. In between all that editing, Natalie has found time to become a mom to a lovely 2 year old boy. She’s done her best to balance family and work, but there are always challenges and she hopes to be apart of the solution to help parents working in post overcome some of those challenges. BARI WINTER Bari Winter is an accomplished television assistant editor. She started in news, sports and reality tv eventually moving into scripted television. Her credits include The Middle (ABC), Bluff City Law (ABC), and most recently season 2 of Doom Patrol (HBO Max). Bari is currently taking Zack Arnold’s Focus Yourself course with the goal of moving into the editors chair in the near future. Bari has a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. YVETTE AMIRIAN Yvette M. Amirian, ACE is an award-nominated film and television editor. After graduating from USC’s School of Cinema-Television, she built a successful career, and has been transitioning seamlessly between cutting scripted and documentary content for the better part of two decades. In 2011, she and her team received an Eddie Award nomination from the American Cinema Editors for their work on Animal Planet’s Whale Wars. In 2017, she edited and produced John Singleton’s L.A. Burning: The Riots 25 Years Later for A&E, which was nominated for a Primetime Emmy (Outstanding Documentary Special). Yvette is a proud member of the Motion Picture Editor’s Guild, the Academy of TV Arts & Sciences, and the American Cinema Editors (ACE). She also teaches editing at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, and loves educating future generations of aspiring filmmakers. Yvette lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two sons. MONICA DANIEL Monica Daniel has edited various genres of television that have been broadcast worldwide over the last decade. She is known for her “sh*tting sparkles” slogan from her award show red carpet work. She recently transitioned from editing reality television into a high level scripted network show, and our conversation today breaks down her journey and how you can walk away with actionable steps to make the same transition, regardless of your situation. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Chris Orsi, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).
Hey everyoneEpisode 7 is here, this is a truly inspiring chat with the founder of Sea Shepherd, Captain Paul Watson, he tells us about some funny moments while at sea for months, & his most trusted, courageous and committed Captain, Peter Hammerstedt talks to us about Whale Wars, Chasing the Thunder and the good work Sea Shepherd is doing now and continues to do!we really enjoyed this episode and cant wait to speak to them again soon!hope you enjoy it too, if you want to leave any reviews (positive of course) or any feedback please do, tech is improving we finally had delivery of our decent mics, unfortunately, Peters section was with the old mics so is still not as great as we would likeepisode 8 is good mics all the way!!Dan Europe VP chats to us
In this latest episode, we have new tech, hope you like it, Craig has a new Mic, Jim is still waiting so the sound is slowly improving! We chat with some of the best UK Inland Venues, Vobster, St Andrews, and Capernwray. They tell us what they have been doing and how they are preparing for customers when the doors eventually open. There are no dates for reopening as yet, it is too early and the risk is still too high, however, these guys are working really hard behind the scenes and keeping up to date with all the current measures and protocols, so that when they are given the green light everyone can feel assured they have taken every precaution! They want to open as much as you do, but it must be safe, Wednesdays seem like a good day at Capernwray! Find out some of the precautions they feel will need to be put in place and some surprising ones that may not? obviously, NO SPITTING at all anywhere at any time, those days have gone! Each site is different but the goal is the same! keep up to date via our Facebook Page, Youtube Channel, and via each site's own Facebook pages. Please leave us your comments and feedback, all are welcome. The next Episode features Captain Paul Watson founder of Sea Shepherd and Captain Peter Hammerstedt of the Sea Shepherd vessel Bob Barker, as seen in Whale Wars and Chasing the Thunder. Please like, share and subscribe, don't forget to ring the bell. Thank you from Jim and Craig
Thank you, everyone, that has downloaded The Dive Line, we really appreciate it, it is the best way to support what we are doing and it's free!, if you would like to appear on the podcast via zoom, drop us a message on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube or via our website and let us know what you want to chat about :-) get involved with the Socials and don't forget we are on Youtube too so you can watch us there, ring the bell so you don't miss new episodes and extra content.In this episode we speak to PADI territory Director Richard Somerset who tells us what PADI are doing to help Dive Centres, Professionals and the wider dive community, Fees get a mention so take a listen and see what he has to say.Craig chats with friend of the podcast Mat Ireland the Truck Diver about their volunteer work as Marine Mammal Medics for BDMLR, British Divers Marine Life Rescue.Enjoy this episode, Captain Peter Hammerstedt of Sea Shepherd Org is our next guest and he chats with us about Whale Wars and Chasing The Thunder - Jim is super excited about this one!
From a young age, Kate had a passion for the oceans and this was only deepened when Kate moved to Melbourne in 2014 where she joined Sea Shepherd, an international, marine focussed environmental group with a mission to Defend, Conserve and Protect our oceans. Kate joined Sea Shepherd because she was passionate about preserving our planet and felt she could no longer be a bystander, anxious about threats to marine habitats. Starting off as an onshore volunteer; Kate spent her time fundraising for the organisation and promoting marine conservation in her spare time. She then signed up to crew on board the Sea Shepherd vessels and has since taken part in 6 campaigns off shore, starting with an Antarctica campaign to oppose Japanese whaling and most recently has been concentrating her efforts on defending the world’s most endangered marine mammal, the Vaquita Porpoise, from becoming extinct in Mexico.Kate also decided she wanted to fundraise for this cause, managing to raise just under $7000 that was spent directly towards keeping the ships at sea and the crews fed and safe Mexico. Kate wanted to raise awareness for the plight of this animal and along with another Sea Shepherd crew member they did just that, by walking 400km in 20 days down the west coast of the USA, along the Pacific Crest Trail in January of this year. Sadly due to COVID these vessels are no longer able to patrol the area and for the few remaining Vaquita (estimated between 6-19) things are looking increasingly desperate.Mentions:Sea Shepherd - https://www.seashepherd.org.au/Whale Wars (series) - https://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/whale-wars/Animal Planet - https://www.animalplanet.com/Cowspiracy (film) - https://www.cowspiracy.com/The Cove (film) - https://www.opsociety.org/our-work/films/the-cove/Blackfish (film) - http://www.blackfishmovie.com/Sea of Shadows (film)- https://films.nationalgeographic.com/sea-of-shadows?fbclid=IwAR3aUzAFV2MhDcVxwCrJUp2tz4HGlDkcafM0ZJHJnQz5OIkEejDEyzrmcrsWild (movie) - https://www.searchlightpictures.com/wild/Racing Extinction (documentary) - https://racingextinction.com/Feral - George Monbiot (book) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feral_(Monbiot_book)Lamave - https://www.lamave.org/Hero Round Table - http://heroroundtable.com/
In this episode we discuss invading Russia, time capsules, the father of the internet, the best trade deal of all time, Whale Wars, sustainable masks, joke booths, fever-sensing robots and cults.
Sea Shepherd Captain Paul Watson Today we are beyond excited to welcome Captain Paul Watson, founder of Sea Shepherd Conservancy. You may already be familiar with him from the hit TV show “Whale Wars”. Sea Shepherd uses direct action to defend marine wildlife and protect their habitat in the world’s oceans. Sea Shepherd has transformed into an international movement and exists in 40 different countries, all concentrating on different environmental initiatives. Captain Paul Watson believes in an interventionist approach, where they directly shut down the terrible things that are happening in our oceans. Sea Shepherd has successfully driven the Japanese whaling fleet out of the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary, shut down the toothfish poachers in the waters around Antarctica, stopped Chevron and BP from drilling in the Australian bite, and so much more. With poachers, illegal fishing, overfishing, and the diminishment of biodiversity within our ecosystem, they are ultimately fighting against the death of our ocean. Sea Shepherd wants to remind you that one person can make a real difference. We all have the ability to change the world - all it takes is passion, imagination and courage. The oceans are our lifeline, yet they are dying more and more everyday and desperately need our help. Please contribute in the best way you can to help defend and protect marine wildlife and the world’s oceans. How can you help? Donate Join a campaign Volunteer in your hometown Keep our shores clean Please don’t forget to share this episode! Sharing this episode will help Sea Shepherd to achieve its mission and increase its impact and help us at the GIVE Podcast keep spreading the word about important charities and nonprofits. Be inspired. GIVE. Where to find Sea Shepherd Website | Facebook | Youtube | Instagram | Twitter | Full episode transcription can be found here. To be a guest on the show or hear more episodes visit https://prodigimark.com/givepodcast
The Dive Briefs are exactly that, Shorter versions of the main episodesIn this episode, we chat with Captain Peter Hammerstedt about how and why he started, You really need to listen to the full episode with Peter and Founder Paul Watson2 really cool fellas Next up is DB #7 this is with DAN Europe VP Laura Marroni and Guy Thomas Director of Safety, Laura learned to scuba before she could walk
The Dive Briefs are exactly that, Shorter versions of the main episodesIn this Dive Brief #5 We chat with Paul Watson founder of Sea Shepherd, he tells us how it all started and answers some questions from a couple of friends of the podcast, Polly and SimonComing up in DB #6 Captain Peter Hammerstedt of Sea Shepherd - Whale Wars and Chasing the Thunder
It is time again for your Marvel Strike Force Weekly News Update.As usual I am joined by Khasino and we discuss all the news of the week.This week our topics include:Cyclops rumors- Fact or Fiction? 01:38REAL release method of Cyclops? 05:55Human Torch Now Farmable 07:17Jutenheim Milestones 08:18Strange blitz 09:27Black bolt event 10:37Black bolt first hand thoughts 14:29Black bolt bugs??? 20:45Falcon blitz 23:11Cerebro encrypted messages 25:33Something "Coming Soon"??? 26:44More speculation of messages 31:34"New Character" coming??? 34:56Unconfirmed character name? 38:06Crystal Kit info Datamines 45:17YoYo release date datamined 48:08No more Whale Wars? 48:57Support the show (http://bit.ly/VFPatreon)
Do you thirst for adventure? The boys discuss Moby Dick, Japanese spider crabs, high-tech harpoons and Manifest Destiny as they speculate about daring lifestyles now extinct in twenty-first century, middle-class life. Merch available at: bonfire.com/sd3
Do I have an episode for you to sink your teeth into! My guest is both loved and feared by many all over the world for his 40 plus years of marine animal and ocean conservation activism.Captain Paul Watson, esteemed Founder and President of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society has starred in seven seasons of Animal Planet’s television series Whale Wars, and he has received many awards and commendations over the years for his conservation and animal rights activism - including from the Dalai Lama. Sea Shepherd, which Captain Paul founded in 1977, does so much in service of our seas, such as removing killer nets, conducting vital marine research, cleaning beaches, patrolling waters, as well as taking aggressive nonviolent action against anyone threatening the fragile balance of our ocean’s ecosystems.Hundreds of thousands of marine animals – some of them already endangered – are targeted and trapped by poachers each year. The sustainability of the planet is at risk, too. With so much at stake, Sea Shepherd is unrelenting in protecting the seas and stopping those who destroy habitats and marine life.In this interview with Captain Paul, we talk about:Why he decided to part ways with Greenpeace (which he co-founded) and set up an interventionist organization to go after poachers in our oceansHow he landed the show Whale Wars on cable television, which ran from 2008-2015 - and you’ll be amazed to hear the incredible and historic victory for whales as a result of thatThe truth about sustainably sourced, wild-caught, dolphin safe fish, and whether or not farmed fish is a better alternativeAnd we also get to hear about the politics of species extinction, the media's response to Paul’s aggressive tactics as an activist, and his firsthand experience seeing the demand for vegan food around the world today.And, if you get jazzed and want to join the Sea Shepherd movement and support this heroic cause, he gives us a glimpse into volunteer life, too!Website: seashepherd.org/FB: facebook.com/SeaShepherdConservationSociety/IG: instagram.com/seashepherdsscs/Twitter: twitter.com/SeaShepherdSSCSRequest to join our community of rebels at www.eatinglikeyougiveadamn.com/group for recipes and support.If you like what you hear, don't forget to: SUBSCRIBELeave a great REVIEWSnap a PHOTO while listening to the show and tag @eatinglikeyougiveadamn on Instagram and FacebookVeg On, Rebels.
My first guest is Toby Corey, a personal mentor of mine. Toby is a serial entrepreneur responsible for managing 3 different billion-dollar businesses, including 2 successful IPOs, and the merger of SolarCity into Tesla where I had the pleasure of reporting to him. He currently sits on the board for multiple companies and lectures at Stanford on entrepreneurship. On the show we cover a wide range of topics including a peek inside the world of neuroscience and how different types of brain wave activity can help us have more insights, we will learn about his mission to Inspire creativity for greater good through the Zentrepreneur philosophy and movement he has led, and find out what generation he is most optimistic about. We’ll also find out what company Toby feels is the shining example of what a business should look like in the modern world. “A company that is able to walk and chew gum at the same time.” It is revealed by its customers, has a culture that makes the employees love coming to work, has the kind of balance sheet any business would love all the while promoting sustainability and doing the right thing for our planet. This show is jam-packed full of insights like these and others. Toby is an avid surfer, lover of nature and water, and resides in beautiful Santa Cruz California where he says the universe touches planet earth. Toby practices what he preaches and is truly leading a Zen life. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Toby Corey and the inaugural episode of Insight Out!Check out Toby's Zentrepreneur philosophy and mission at Zentrepreneur.life01:51 - Introduction of Toby Corey03:32 - Toby quote: "Relationships outlast business cards"03:42- Toby answers questions about his background05:31- Importance of finding what you are good at 05:43- Importance of finding great mentors 06:30- Running a billion-dollar business at Novell (third-largest software business in the world)07:06- Toby put together a business plan and a vision to create the world's largest web development company. Toby shares his experience becoming an entrepreneur.07:42- Question to Toby: What challenges did you face when you became an entrepreneur?08:01 - Toby quote: "Everything in life starts with confidence"08:32 - Embrace naivete instead of it being a liability turn it into an asset.10:14 - Question to Toby: What insights stand out in your life?10:47- Difficulties are where you learn the greatest lessonsInsight Out Links:Email > billy@insightoutshow.comInstagram > @insightoutpodcastYouTube > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXgR9qVXhRvXVqbb0FQoCmgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/insightoutshow/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/insightoutshow/TikTok > @insightoutTwitter > @insightoutshowFor full show notes please visit our website: https://insightoutshow.com/index.php/podcast/leading-a-zentrepreneur-life-with-toby-corey/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=23010497)
Captain Paul Watson is founder of Sea Shepherd, an international fleet dedicated to protecting marine wildlife, and a founding member of environmental organization Greenpeace. He is the subject of documentaries "Watson" and "Sea Of Shadows", as well as featured in Animal Planet's "Whale Wars". Please support more conversations like this by hitting the subscribe button and leaving a quick review on Apple Podcasts. Let me know who you want to hear from next. Look out for upcoming episodes with director Ken Burns, actress Rhian Ramos, CEO of Conservation International Dr. M Sanjayan, alpinist Steve House… [Recorded at Smile Radio at Smile To Go in the Freehand Hotel of New York City.] [Great Adventures is supported by Hiatus Tequila and Hanah One.] CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Charles’ Instagram / Charles’ Twitter Great Adventures Instagram / Great Adventures Twitter Captain Paul Watson's Instagram / Captain Paul Watson's Twitter RELEVANT LINKS: Sea Shepherd "Sea Of Shadows" "Watson" His Website
On this weeks show we have Patrick Daly.Patrick Daly is the founder and Managing Director of Alba Consulting, a Dublin-based business consultancyfocused on supply chain and logistics. Patrick is an accomplished consultant, speaker, trainer, author andbroadcaster and has been active in the logistics and supply chain field for over 25 years. Patrick hasconsulted with Fortune 500 companies in manufacturing, distribution and logistics services all over the world.He is the author of the book International Supply Chain Relationships.You my know him from the hit show “Whale Wars" televised on ANIMAL PLANETDo you want to:Subscribe to my podcastsStop trying to figure out who you are. Start working on who you want to become.You have a gift, you are not helping anyone by holding yourself back, it’s time to share your knowledge and wisdom with the world. Want to discover how CLICK HERE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
He kissed me! Hey guys, get ready for Paul and Krystal to chat about tons of stuff in this ep, not least Episode 6 of Season 2 of Roseanne, "Five of a Kind". The infamous Tom Arnold makes his first appearance on the show as Arnie, and we see Jackie in her cool cop uniform. We also chat a ton about 90s sitcoms, movies, poker, Whale Wars, and most importantly, which Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle was your favourite? You'll like this one, Cornballs. Stuff we chatted about: The Idles https://www.idlesband.com “George” https://youtu.be/On28qsX2jIE Tom Arnold’s Roseanne tattoo https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2201394/Tom-Arnold-regrets-Roseanne-tattoo--calls-Chad-Johnson-stupid-doing-thing.html Whale Wars “Final Confrontation” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jGTFiEnRPY Barenaked Ladies - What a Good Boy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_AOeS8N6b0 Follow us: Subscribe and Review on iTunes! Our website! CreamedCornPod on Facebook! CreamedCornPod on Twitter! CreamedCornPod on Instagram! Krystal's Twitter! Krystal Evans Comedy! Paul's Twitter! Paul McDaniel Comedy!
On this week show we have Captain Paul Watson.Captain Paul Watson is a marine wildlife conservation and environmental activist. Watson was one of the founding members and directors of Greenpeace. In 1977, he left Greenpeace and founded the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.A renowned speaker, accomplished author, master mariner, and lifelong environmentalist, Captain Watson has been awarded many honors for his dedication to the oceans and to the planet. Among many commendations for his work, he received the Genesis Award for Lifetime Achievement in 1998, was named as one of the Top 20 Environmental Heroes of the 20th Century by Time Magazine in 2000 and was inducted into the U.S. Animal Rights Hall of Fame in Washington D.C. in 2002. He was also awarded the Amazon Peace Prize by the president of Ecuador in 2007. In 2012, Captain Watson became only the second person after Captain Jacques Cousteau to be awarded the Jules Verne Award, dedicated to environmentalists.You my know him from the hit show “Whale Wars" televised on ANIMAL PLANETDo you want to:Subscribe to my podcastsStop trying to figure out who you are. Start working on who you want to become.You have a gift, you are not helping anyone by holding yourself back, it’s time to share your knowledge and wisdom with the world. Want to discover how CLICK HEREhttps://joedalton.ie/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode we sit down with Glenn Evans. Glenn works in Hollywood as Director of Photography (DP) specializing in underwater cinematography and various other outdoor film and television productions. In 2010, Glenn joined season four of Whale Wars...
Whitney Neugebauer (@whalescout) host of the Whale Scout podcast on Whale Scout, whale woes and how much of that 1.1 billion dollars Washington Governor Jay Inslee just pledged to save whales will actually be spent on saving whales.
Animal Talk Rewind for the day – With a super snowy day in the city we are replaying a couple interviews from the vault. First up is Kevin Darne the author of “My Cat Won’t Bark”. It is actually a book about relationships. Also an interview with, one of the cast of Whale Wars that was on the Animal Planet, Andrea Gordon. Enjoy the Rewind Hosted by: Jamie Flanagan @DJJamieDetroit Brian Donovan www.animaltalkradio.com
“Animal Talk Rewind for the day – With a super snowy day in the city we are replaying a couple interviews from the vault. First up is Kevin Darne the author of “My Cat Won't Bark”. It is actually a book about relationships. Also an interview with, one of the cast of Whale Wars that...
“Animal Talk Rewind for the day – With a super snowy day in the city we are replaying a couple interviews from the vault. First up is Kevin Darne the author of “My Cat Won't Bark”. It is actually a book about relationships. Also an interview with, one of the cast of Whale Wars that...
“Animal Talk Rewind for the day – With a super snowy day in the city we are replaying a couple interviews from the vault. First up is Kevin Darne the author of “My Cat Won't Bark”. It is actually a book about relationships. Also an interview with, one of the cast of Whale Wars that... The post Animal Talk – Rewind Interviews My Cat Won't Bark and Andrea Gordon – Episode 14 first appeared on PodcastDetroit.com.
“Animal Talk Rewind for the day – With a super snowy day in the city we are replaying a couple interviews from the vault. First up is Kevin Darne the author of “My Cat Won’t Bark”. It is actually a book about relationships. Also an interview with, one of the cast of Whale Wars that...
“Animal Talk Rewind for the day – With a super snowy day in the city we are replaying a couple interviews from the vault. First up is Kevin Darne the author of “My Cat Won’t Bark”. It is actually a book about relationships. Also an interview with, one of the cast of Whale Wars that...
“What we want to ingrain in people is that each and every one of us has the ability to make a difference. We have the ability to change the world. And not to be deterred by criticism or any kind of opposition. Just go out there and follow your passion and harness that passion to courage and imagination and you can change the world.” - Captain Paul WatsonExcuse of the Day: Fish don't feel pain tho!The Livegan Podcast Patreon Page The Livegan Podcast Facebook Page
The Sea Shepherd Organization gives up on their battle to stop Japanese whaling. Japan victorious in Whale Wars... We'll explain in today's OFF THE AIR with Lynch & Taco:
Josh Reynolds is a camerman for TV show Whale Wars, an ocean conservation activist, filmmaker, actor and all around adventure seeker. In this episode we get deep and philosophical with Josh about getting the most out of life and seeking overall happiness.
Peter Hammarstedt from Animal Planet’s Whale Wars joins us for a discussion about the problem of whale hunting and how dangerous the current season of Whale Wars www.SeaSheppard.org is the website to keep up with the entire crew and what they are up to next. Peter Hammarstedt, featured throughout the third season of Animal Planet’s WHALE WARS. Peter is the first mate on the Sea Shepherd’s newest vessel, the Bob Barker, named after the famous game show host for his generous $5 million dollar donation to the anti-whaling organization. http://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/whale-wars/bios/peter-hammarstedt/ A mystery Animal game and tons of great animal information Original air date 6-10-2010 On this show you will hear Brad, Donna, Paula, Jamie and Brian. Disregard the phone number (it is an old one) We have started a Pateron page. Thanks for considering supporting us. www.patreon.com/AnimalTalkRadio Animal Talk, it’s America’s Pet Show! Jamie Flanagan Dr. Brad Davis Donna Fournier Brian Barczyk AnimalTalkRadio.com @AnimalTalkRadio Thanks for listening and as always... Have an exotic week and kiss your wild thing for me. Send your pet photos in now and we will add your fur kids to the #PetParade. jamie@animaltalkradio.com
Leading a global movement to protect the world's oceans is no easy task but Captain Paul Watson has been doing it for 40 years. As a founding member of Greenpeace, Paul Watson has been an environmental activist from his earliest days. Watson went on to found SEA SHEPHERD and his work with Sea Shepherd is documented in the show Whale Wars in which Watson hunts down and attempts to stop illegal poaching of whales around the world. The brutal struggle to stop those illegal activities takes the Sea Shepherd crew into some of the most intense climates and conditions imaginable. After virtually shutting down illegal Japanese whale hunts, the Japanese government fabricated charges against him to the point that Watson had to remain at sea for over a year to avoid extradition. He still has to move around the world cautiously because of that warrant. His work to protect the ocean from illegal fishing and pollution that destroys habitats around the globe continues every day and has continues to make on new forms and faces. The show begins even before Captain Paul Watson arrives with Heather Ankeny and J. Elvis Weinstein having a post-superbowl conversation which includes Heather walking us through a decadent Super Bowl party. The first 20 minutes of the show is our conversation with our regular crew of Heather, Josh and Mark and then Captain Paul Watson joins and J. Elvis is traded out for Chris Little from iHeart Radio.
Leading a global movement to protect the world's oceans is no easy task but Captain Paul Watson has been doing it for 40 years.As a founding member of Greenpeace, Paul Watson has been an environmental activist from his earliest days.Watson went on to found SEA SHEPHERD and his work with Sea Shepherd is documented in the show Whale Wars in which Watson hunts down and attempts to stop illegal poaching of whales around the world. The brutal struggle to stop those illegal activities takes the Sea Shepherd crew into some of the most intense climates and conditions imaginable.After virtually shutting down illegal Japanese whale hunts, the Japanese government fabricated charges against him to the point that Watson had to remain at sea for over a year to avoid extradition. He still has to move around the world cautiously because of that warrant.His work to protect the ocean from illegal fishing and pollution that destroys habitats around the globe continues every day and has continues to make on new forms and faces.The show begins even before Captain Paul Watson arrives with Heather Ankeny and J. Elvis Weinstein having a post-superbowl conversation which includes Heather walking us through a decadent Super Bowl party.The first 20 minutes of the show is our conversation with our regular crew of Heather, Josh and Mark and then Captain Paul Watson joins and J. Elvis is traded out for Chris Little from iHeart Radio.
Interview with Captain Paul Watson from the Animal Planet's Whale Wars. (recorded 6-1-11) We have started a Pateron page. Thanks for considering supporting us. www.patreon.com/AnimalTalkRadio Animal Talk, it’s America’s Pet Show! Jamie Flanagan Dr. Brad Davis Donna Fournier Brian Barczyk AnimalTalkRadio.com @AnimalTalkRadio Thanks for listening and as always... Have an exotic week and kiss your wild thing for me.
In todays show, I'm talking about the discriminatory ban that passed in Montreal banning dogs with square shaped heads, the Sea Shepherd and the war against Japanese whaling, and a case of mistaken identity...repeated mistaken identity.www.vegasrockdogradio.comwww.seashepherd.org
Animal Talk Interview With Andrea Gordon - From Animal Planet's Whale Wars We have started a Pateron page. Thanks for considering supporting us. www.patreon.com/AnimalTalkRadio Animal Talk, it’s America’s Pet Show! Jamie Flanagan Dr. Brad Davis Donna Fournier Brian Barczyk AnimalTalkRadio.com @AnimalTalkRadio Thanks for listening and as always... Have an exotic week and kiss your wild thing for me.
db70178fca94980bf7354d4e08a0c93e.jpgThis episode starts out with a debate and deconstruction of IDW Publishing's "Sins of the Wreckers" number two, with the crew breaking down the content of the issue and offering their opinions on the plot, and its potential for advancement, thus far. The show then moves on to some day dreaming about the tenth anniversary of the Transformers Beast Wars franchise, describing in detail what they'd like to see from this upcoming yearlong event. A fascinating listener question then follows regarding Decepticon faction symbols and their orientation. This leads in to a special discussion about the original Transformers "Generation One" and its place in today's fan community. The show then puts a final definitive cap on 2015, including the holiday season and gifts given to others. A look ahead on hopes for the Transformers brand in 2016 caps off a fun show.
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Timothy Wheeler is a Los Angeles based director, producer, and EMMY-nominated cinematographer. Timothy’s directorial feature documentary debut The Other Shore: The Diana Nyad Story had its world premiere at SXSW 2013, international premiere at Hot Docs, and was subsequently featured on Ellen, Oprah’s Super Soul Sunday, Good Morning America, and in The New Yorker. The Other Shore has been airing on heavy rotation for almost two years on SHOWTIME.Timothy received a primetime EMMY nomination for Outstanding Cinematography for his work on the Discovery series Whale Wars. Other credits include programming for PBS, AL Jazeera, The New York Times, and VICE. Wheeler’s visual artistry and storytelling career was first inspired by his contribution to various human rights organizations and nonprofits, including Human Rights Watch. Timothy is also an adjunct professor at Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film, has a Master’s in Journalism from UC Berkeley, and has enjoyed travel and work in 60+ countries.Wheeler's latest feature documentary, POACHED, is a wildlife and nature story that delves into the psychology of the human obsession that threaten to destroy it. It premiered as SXSW 2015 and went on to win the International Wildlife Film Festival and is a nominee for the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival. The film will release theatrically in the United States through the Ignite Channel on September 18, 2015 in Los Angeles before expanding to other cities.
The Graphic Novice Comic Book Podcast returns for at least one more episode as Nickel, VF, & Snow lay down another 2 hours down on tape. Almost 3 weeks of life have passed since episode 69, and the guys catch up before moving on to discuss all the comics they haven’t read. Nickel recalls an encounter with Canadian Reggae Sensation and friend of the show, Snow, and man of adventure, VF, recalls a day in the Escape room, but only after complaining about Episode 69.1. Mix in a debate about twitter, some brief discussions about going to the movies, drinking habits, Whale Wars, plans for Rose City Comiccon, and a discussion of Neil's reaction to "The Slut Whisperer", and you've got about an hour of non-comic related banter to start out this episode of the Graphic Novice Comic Book Podcast before the subject matter gets back to comics. In "Comic News", the guys discuss friend of the show, Nate's, Tupperware full of '90's comics, and some of the gold that Nickel was gifted out of said Tupperware full of 90's comics. For the "Rapid-Fire Review" segment, we review some of the comics released way back on August 5 & August 12, 2015, including Detective Comics #43, Deadly Class #15, We Stand On Guard #2, Amazing Spider-Man Renew Your Vows #3, Broken World #3, Batman #43 (first appearance of Mr. Bloom), Earth 2 Society #3, Starve #3, and Secret Wars #5. Next Episode we'll get caught up with the reviews, and hopefully, we'll both have read a few more of the books that we purchased. Thanks so taking the time to check us out. Your listener appreciation gift bags will be mailed out soon.
CONFESSIONS OF AN ECO-TERRORIST is the true, no holds barred story of 30 years of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS) campaigns leading up to the hit show Whale Wars. It's a feature documentary that reveals the true odyssey of the most wanted environmentalist today, Captain Paul Watson. Filmmaker and longest-serving SSCS crew member Peter Jay Brown documented the mythic deeds of the organization while acting as the cinematographer, first mate, deckhand, quartermaster, Zodiac driver and officer/captain in Watson's absence starting in 1980. Peter Brown, a Sea Shepherd insider expertly exercises aikido with his camera by turning a negative accusation into a positive confession of influential activism. He gives us an intimate and honest look at what really goes on behind the scenes on some of the most infamous environmental campaigns ever.
Join us on Friday night at 11pm EST for a conversation about whaling, the environmental group Sea Shepherd, and whale conservation, with cinematographer and Wakayama University scholar Simon Wearne. Mr. Wearne, who filmed the first season of the acclaimed Whale Wars program, is now a scholar studying traditional Japanese whaling. We will ask Mr. Wearne about his journey from Sea Shepherd to Wakayama University, and how he walks the line between activists who want to protect whales from being hunted, and those who wish to preserve Japan's ancient whaling heritage.Sankei Shimbun, Japan:'Japan Should Continue Whaling'Sankei Shimbun, Japan:Whaling Advocate Wants Obama Served Whale Meat Blogos, Japan:'Research' Whaling: It's Time for Us Japanese to Move OnNishinippon Shimbun, Japan: Whale Hunting Protects Marine Life - and Japanese CultureThe Age, Australia:Sea Shepherd 'Vindicated' after International Court Upholds Japan Whaling BanMainichi Shimbun:U.N. Court's Ruling Worries Japan's WhalersWorldmeets.US is a non-profit media project aimed at better educating the American people and creating relationships between Americans and people from other nations.
Join us on Friday night at 11pm EST for a conversation about whaling, the environmental group Sea Shepherd, and whale conservation, with cinematographer and Wakayama University scholar Simon Wearne. Mr. Wearne, who filmed the first season of the acclaimed Whale Wars program, is now a scholar studying traditional Japanese whaling. We will ask Mr. Wearne about his journey from Sea Shepherd to Wakayama University, and how he walks the line between activists who want to protect whales from being hunted, and those who wish to preserve Japan's ancient whaling heritage.Sankei Shimbun, Japan:'Japan Should Continue Whaling'Sankei Shimbun, Japan:Whaling Advocate Wants Obama Served Whale Meat Blogos, Japan:'Research' Whaling: It's Time for Us Japanese to Move OnNishinippon Shimbun, Japan: Whale Hunting Protects Marine Life - and Japanese CultureThe Age, Australia:Sea Shepherd 'Vindicated' after International Court Upholds Japan Whaling BanMainichi Shimbun:U.N. Court's Ruling Worries Japan's WhalersWorldmeets.US is a non-profit media project aimed at better educating the American people and creating relationships between Americans and people from other nations.
The theme song changed from an abomination - We pick a better song for the final scene in Farris Bueler's Day off, Hyrum schmear's himself, YouTube keeps screwing us, new Journey front man, gay Philippine in Saudi Arabia, Porn Story, Jonah's being picked on and a solution is made, tarpaper house, sex with partner filled with Ambian, we talk about Walt Disney World vs. Disneyland, Shame Stick is on a Man Date with Braxton, Jeremy put diesel in the Santa Fe, Jeremy has a crappy voicemail message, Whale Wars and Hoarders, New Bites, we introduce the new disease of Peanut Cheese, Hyrum's Sitcom, We talk Van Halen and other music, No Politic Quiz today, really bad Karaoke.
Hyrum starts with 'It's a Sunshine Day', Shame stick asks to quit his job so he can date a girl a day before she goes on a mission, No Motor Boating sign, Saint George PD and Space Jamb, Our audio clip 'Special Sauce' has been downloaded over 400 times we play 'Special Sauce' for you, Jeremy makes deal with Grandpa and doesn't do the work - Kind of, Jeremy wanted to do a college weekend in Ephram better known as BFE, An Idiot Abroad and Carl Pilkington, Halloween and a flaming pumpkin, Dentists scare Spencer and Kimball, Jeremy cut wood - but dumb, Mom walks in and disrupts, Autoerotic affixation, Beiber and Salina Gomez, Monica Lewinski, Hyrum's theory of George Lucas is a racist, Hyrum's bad sayings, Hyrum loves Whale Wars.
Kishaun and Bobby discuss reality, reality television, and fantasy. http://justhinkinpodcast.blogspot.com
CONFESSIONS OF AN ECO-TERRORIST is the true, no holds barred story of 30 years of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS) campaigns leading up to the hit show Whale Wars. It's a feature documentary that reveals the true odyssey of the most wanted environmentalist today, Captain Paul Watson. Filmmaker and longest-serving SSCS crew member Peter Jay Brown documented the mythic deeds of the organization while acting as the cinematographer, first mate, deckhand, quartermaster, Zodiac driver and officer/captain in Watson's absence starting in 1980. Peter Brown, a Sea Shepherd insider expertly exercises aikido with his camera by turning a negative accusation into a positive confession of influential activism. He gives us an intimate and honest look at what really goes on behind the scenes on some of the most infamous environmental campaigns ever.
We are a week away from our 1 year anniversary! Pat Kerby gives us a call from Pahrump. We talk RNC and citizens arrests of the town board. The podcast continues with Whale Wars, 50 Cent, and Joe Biden.
In this installment, we will discuss the role sUAS plays in assisting the Sea Shepherd in their ongoing endeavor to help safeguard the inhabitants of our delicate ocean ecosystems. Sure to be an exciting and informative dialogue, with all that had to be overcome operating an unmanned system from the high seas. We look forward to finding out more about this admirable example of what can be accomplished with a low risk, low cost solution. sUAS News produces these podcasts with the aspirations of mainstreaming applications for unmanned technologies in an effort to make the world a better place.
Jana of the Jungle and co-host Todd Staley interview Peter Hammarstadt, the firstmate of Paul Watson on the television show “Whale Wars”. Also on the show Bill Macdonald of Macdonald Productions, Captain Charles Moore, founder of Agalita Marine Research Institute, and Jupp Kerkerinck, President of the Shark Research Institute. Topic discussed: the arrest of Sea Shepherd's Paul Watson in Germany for extradition into Costa Rica.
CONFESSIONS OF AN ECO-TERRORIST is the true, no holds barred story of 30 years of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS) campaigns leading up to the hit show Whale Wars. It's a feature documentary that reveals the true odyssey of the most wanted environmentalist today, Captain Paul Watson. Filmmaker and longest-serving SSCS crew member Peter Jay Brown documented the mythic deeds of the organization while acting as the cinematographer, first mate, deckhand, quartermaster, Zodiac driver and officer/captain in Watson's absence starting in 1980. Peter Brown, a Sea Shepherd insider expertly exercises aikido with his camera by turning a negative accusation into a positive confession of influential activism. He gives us an intimate and honest look at what really goes on behind the scenes on some of the most infamous environmental campaigns ever.
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Many of you may be familiar with Pete Bethune via Whale Wars as the captain of the "Ady Gil", the revolutionary vessel destroyed by a Japanese whaling ship on the show. What you may not know is that Pete is perhaps one of the most Amazing Wildlife Warriors of our time. Learn about his amazing efforts together with members of EarthRace(.net) to save marine wildlife worldwide. In a time of politics and rhetoric it's refreshing to know people like Peter Bethune are on the job saving wildlife worldwide. Join Danny & Andy as we explore this inspiring wildlife warrior's efforts and before the end of the show we'll also hear from our favorite rantmaster Colin Riddell. The final installation of our Trinity of Wildlife Warriors series proves to be nothing but Pure Awesomeness as Pete Bethune Joins us only on UrbanJunglesRadio.com
"Whale Wars" - sermon by Jeff Dietz at TRUTH youth worship service 6-6-2010
Guest Co-hosts: Erwin Recinos and Mike Mendez from DV Clothing! Movie Review: "Transformers 2"! Movie News: The 2012 trailer looks ridiculous! Jeff Goldblum died?!? "300" is getting a sequel? Comics: Jonathan gets completely derailed and starts talking about Whale Wars! Video Games: Erwin breaks down Bloom Blox 2! Is the PS3 getting a price drop and a slimmer version?
Convince Me: Emily of the Brooklyn 10s on "Whale Wars" and why we should all love it AND Self-Imposed Rules, however irrational they may be and Listener Mail
Founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Captain Paul Watson talks about his new TV series Whale Wars.
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