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Happy Monday! Spring has sprung, and for me, that means it is time for my yearly closet clean-out. In today's episode, I talk about how I clean out my closet to make the whole process a bit more sustainable.
Links Referred to in the Episode:
Wardrobe reset series!
Finatics
Cost per wear spreadsheet idea!
Parade
The truth behind donated clothes articles:
https://wayforth.com/blog/moving-solutions-b2c/4-ways-to-ensure-donated-clothes-dont-end-up-in-a-landfill/
https://www.greenamerica.org/unraveling-fashion-industry/what-really-happens-unwanted-clothes
https://www.goodwillcfl.org/donate/sustainability/#:~:text=Donations%20%E2%80%93%20Less%20than%20two%20percent,are%20sent%20to%20local%20landfills
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Hello Everyone! Thank you so much for your patience while I took a break from the podcast to apply to grad school. I am now in the waiting game to see what schools I will get into so the podcast is back! It took me a little while to get my inspiration for the podcast back, but I went on a backpacking trip with work a couple of weeks ago and now my inspiration is back. Today's episode talks all about the trip and how easy it can be to connect to nature. I hope you all enjoy it!
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Happy Monday! Today's episode is all about the back-to-school season that we have somehow made it back to. I have always loved back-to-school time and in this episode, I talk about how we can make this time of year a bit more sustainable.
Links Referred to in the Episode
My Website
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Hello everyone! This episode is a recap of my Plastic Free July experience. I talk about some things I learned, my takeaways, and why we need to use our voice as well as our dollar to tell producers what we care about.
Links Referred to in the Episode:
Swanson's Fabric
Plastic Free July Episode
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Happy Monday! This week's episode is another is the Our Planet Series. For this one, I watched episode 4 of Our Planet about Coastal Seas. I absolutely loved watching this episode because it was all about the oceans and how we are impacting them, which you know is my jam! Give it a listen and go watch Our Planet on Netflix!
I looked it up! The difference between fur seals and sea lions. I was almost right in the episode, Fur Seals have a shorter snout and slightly larger ear flaps.
Links Referred to in the Episode:
OurPlanet.com
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Happy Plastic Free July! In this episode I talk all about Plastic Free July and how I am challenging myself to use less plastic this month. I talk a little about the history of Plastic Free July and how I am thinking about it this year.
Links referred to in this episode:
Plastic Free July
Plastic Free July Instagram
My Instagram
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Happy Monday! Welcome back to my mythology series on the podcast. Today I look into conservation and climate change in Norse Mythology. This one is a bit different than the Greek Mythology episode; instead of focusing on one god or goddess, we are looking at the Ragnarok myth and its connection to what will happen with climate change if we don't make a change. The Norse were intimately connected with the world around them and it shows in their myths. Enjoy!
Links Referred to in the Episode:
Greek Mythology Episode
Rok Stone Article
Ragnarok Article
Spirits Podcast
Biophilic Design Episode
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Source Articles:
https://mythologysource.com/jord-mother-of-thor/
https://mythus.fandom.com/wiki/Jord
https://www.greekmythology.com/Myths/Norse/Jord/jord.html
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Happy World Oceans Day!! This Thursday (June 8th) is World Oceans Day when we take special care to show the oceans a little love. Similar to Earth Day we should always be showing the oceans our love but on this day we get to be more intentional about it. For World Oceans Day this year, I collected love letters to the ocean from some amazing people who all love the ocean very much!
Maddie's Instagram
12 Tides Instagram
12 Tides
Caitlin's Instagram
Whitney's Instagram
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Happy Monday! Today's episode is a fun one. I got to research a topic that I don't know very much about, Biophilic Design. I am super excited to be learning more about this architectural and design framework. As I am still learning about Biophilic Design this is just an intro with some of the basics and benefits that we can all enjoy!
Links mentioned in the episode:
My Pinterest Board
My Email: [email protected]
My Website
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Happy Monday everyone and welcome back to Oceans of Hope! I am so excited to be back after taking a little break. In today's episode I build off of what we talked about in episode 21 and talk about how we as people impact sea turtles. This was a super fun episode to record and has so much good information to keep in mind. If you haven't listened to Episode 21 yet go check it out as well!
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Welcome back, everyone! Today's episode is a good one. As I mentioned in Episode 20, my conversation with Kyle Roepke had enough content for two episodes. In today's second installment, we talk about some of Kyle's favorite moments on a shoot and what we would say to climate deniers. I hope you all enjoy!
Links references in the Episode:
Kyle's Website
Kyle's Instagram
Waterbear
Greenpeace Article about Protecting the Antarctic
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Happy Monday everyone! I am super excited about today's episode. I got to sit down and record with my new friend here in Florida, Amelia Mei. Amelia is a content creator and ocean lover and we chatted for hours about life, the ocean, how we try to make our lives more sustainable, and all sorts of things. We also recorded an episode for her podcast Through the Waves so be sure to check it out after this episode.
Amelia's Instagram
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Happy Monday! How have I made it 8 months working at a sea turtle hospital and not done an episode on sea turtles yet!? Not anymore, today is the first of two sea turtle intro episodes that I will do. This one is a general overview of the seven species of sea turtles (that live on this whole wide planet) and their nesting process. Stay tuned for another episode on how we impact sea turtles as people.
Links referred to in the episode:
Jellyfish abundance
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Welcome back, everyone! I am so excited for today's episode. I chatted with a family friend and conservation film-maker Kyle Roepke about how we can leverage stories to encourage people to be a bit more sustainable. We also ended up talking quite a bit about "My Octopus Teacher" so that was fun too!
Links Referenced to in the Episode:
Kyle's Website
Kyle's Instagram
Frozen Worlds Episodes
Paul Nicklen's Instagram
Christina Mittermeier's Instagram
Sea Legacy Website
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Welcome back everyone! Today’s episode is the third in the series where I watch an episode of Our Planet on Netflix and provide my commentary. I had a blast recording this episode! I got to watch a new documentary series and learn some new things while chatting with you all. Feel free to watch the episode on your own either before or after listening to this episode. I really enjoyed having David Attenborough talk to me about nature and then sharing my thoughts with you all. We learned all about jungles and the crazy important worlds that they are! And, yes, the silverback gorilla is the dominant male in a family of gorillas.
Links Referenced to in the Episode:
Our Planet Episode
Velvet Worm
Palm Oil Information
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Happy Monday! Introducing the first in my new series of "Conservation in Mythology!" Two things I love, conservation and mythology, come together into one episode. I had a blast learning more about Greek Mythology and recording this episode. There is so much we can learn from stories and myths in particular.
Links Mentioned in the Episode:
Episode 17: Ringing in 2023
Episode 15: Australia vs. USA Marine Science Studies
Spirits Podcast
Artemis Article
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Sources:
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Antaeus
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Happy New Year! In today's episode, I do a little recap of my year in 2022 and share with you some of my goals and intentions for 2023. Let's all make sustainable goals for this year, both for ourselves and our planet.
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Links Referred to in the Episode:
Episode 3: Balance is Key!
Episode 5: My First Protest
Episode 9: Cade Saves Sharks
Episode 11: How to Vote for the Climate!
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Happy Holidays everyone! Did you know that during the holidays we produce 25% more waste than the rest of the year? In today's episode, I give some thoughts and ideas on how to make our holiday celebrations a bit more sustainable this year, and even provide some last-minute, low-waste gift ideas!
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Links mentioned in the episode:
Sea Legacy
Paul Nicklen's Instagram
Christina Mittermeier's Instagram
Shelbizlee Instagram
Relauren Instagram
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Happy Monday! In this episode, I finally got to chat face-to-face (over zoom) with my friend Caitlin who is a marine science student in Australia! We had a lot of fun chatting, comparing schooling and PhDs in America vs. Australia, as well as just sharing our mutual love of marine science. If you are thinking about studying marine science or have ever been curious about Australia this is the episode for you!
Links referenced in the episode:
My Honors Thesis Blog Post
Caitlin's Instagram
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Happy Monday! I am super excited about today's episode. Last spring I had a conversation with some friends in which I stood up for my beliefs. I was really proud of myself and it reminded me how everyone will have conversations at some point with someone whose opinion is different from theirs. Especially now during the holidays when people are going home to their family or going to gatherings of friends. In today's episode, I tell my story from the spring and give some tips for standing up for your beliefs!
Don't forget to rate and review the podcast! Remember to follow Oceans of Hope on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok (@OceansOfHopePod), and let me know what your favorite holiday dish is! Also, let me know if you would like me to do an episode about talking to climate deniers and working to help them see why climate change is a real problem. - Se mer
