How a Wild Swamp Defeated a Mine | Saving the Okefenokee
Chris speaks with Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Drew Kann about Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp and its new status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They explore the swamp’s blackwater wetlands, r...
23 Sep 48min
Go Touch a Tree: Why Reconnecting With Nature Matters | Shaz Audibert
Chris talks with ecotherapy facilitator Shaz Audibert about how reconnecting with nature can support wellbeing, ease overwhelm, and inspire conservation. Shaz explains that ecotherapy recognizes human...
16 Sep 40min
Cookiecutter Sharks: Deep-Sea Glow and Circular Bites
Chris and Angie explore Cookiecutter Sharks, small deep-sea predators that use suction, sharp teeth, and a twisting bite to leave neat circular wounds on much larger animals. They discuss their stra...
9 Sep 1h 11min
Sun Bears: Small Bears, Big Personalities (Classic)
In this classic episode from 2020, Chris and Angie explore the remarkable sun bear—the world’s smallest bear and one of Southeast Asia’s most overlooked animals. From their distinctive golden chest ...
7 Sep 1h 15min
How to Think Like an Ecologist with Dr. Amy McEuen
Ecologist Dr. Amy McEuen joins Chris to discuss How to Think Like an Ecologist and the power of seeing the world as an interconnected system. They explore ecosystem resilience, the value of nature c...
2 Sep 55min
Life on the Edge: The Mountain Goat (Classic)
In this classic episode from 2021, Chris and Angie explore the remarkable mountain goat, a white-coated specialist built for some of North America’s steepest and most unforgiving terrain. They discu...
31 Aug 1h 8min
Are Humans Part of Nature, or Have We Forgotten That We Are?
Chris explores why humans are not separate from nature, but animals embedded within (and entirely dependent on) Earth’s living systems. Inspired by ecologist Dr. Amy McEwan, he examines cities as modi...
26 Aug 49min
