Warthogs: Africa’s Toughest Underdogs (Classic)
Chris and Angie revisit one of Africa’s most recognizable — and misunderstood — animals: the warthog. Famous for inspiring Pumbaa in Disney’s The Lion King, warthogs are far more than comic relief. ...
25 Maj 1h 21min
Saving Sumatran Tigers w/Leif Cocks
Angie interviews wildlife conservationist Leif Cocks, founder of the International Tiger Project, about saving wild tigers through large-scale rainforest protection in Indonesia and Laos. They discuss...
20 Maj 55min
Humpback Whales: Ocean Engineers of the Deep (classic)
In this classic episode, Chris and Angie dive into the incredible world of the Humpback Whale — famous for their haunting songs, massive migrations, and spectacular breaches. Once driven close to exti...
18 Maj 1h 18min
Backyard Conservation: The Preserver’s Garden with Stacy and Jeremy Hill
Chris hosts Stacy and Jeremy Hill to discuss intentional food choices, local and seasonal eating, and reducing carbon impacts from long-distance shipping and food waste. The Hills, based at Goosebe...
13 Maj 53min
80 Left: The Fight to Save the Sumatran Rhino (Classic)
The Sumatran Rhinoceros is one of the rarest mammals on Earth, with fewer than 80 animals remaining. Chris and Angie explore the ancient history of this unique rhino, the devastating threats pushing...
11 Maj 1h 8min
The Moment of Choice: Why Awareness Means Nothing Without Action
Chris revisits a recent episode on “apathy,” arguing that what looks like not caring is often overwhelm that leads to disconnection and learned helplessness, reinforced by the belief that only governm...
6 Maj 28min
Dr Enric Sala Nat Geo Explorer-In-Residence (Classic)
Chris interviews Dr. Enric Sala, a marine ecologist and Explorer in Residence at the National Geographic Society, where he leads the groundbreaking Pristine Seas initiative. Since 2008, his work has...
4 Maj 59min
Emperor Penguins: Super Dads on Melting Ice and the Urgent Call to Act
Chris and Angie revisit emperor penguins, exploring their incredible adaptations, males incubate a single egg through the brutal Antarctic winter, enduring extreme cold, fierce winds, and months witho...
29 Apr 1h 9min
