Nathan Bindoff is a globally recognized Professor of Physical Oceanography at the University of Tasmania’s Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies. At the start of his career the impact of climate change and the state of the ocean were still questions without answers. His journey has led him on an enlightening path of discovery.
Stephanie Martin Taylor is a former NPR reporter and news anchor known for her adventurous outlook, termed “beautiful baggage.” Her experiences covering the Iraq War expanded her perspective on reality. She shares travel tips and adventures on her podcast, Beautiful Baggage, and is a certified life coach.
New York City ICU nurse Fiorella shares her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and encourages support for local communities through health departments.
Explore the world of birds with master birders Hugh and Urling Kingery who emphasize the importance of appreciating bird songs and behaviors. As more people engage in backyard birdwatching they share insights on climate change and birds and why we should care about birds and how to enjoy observing them. Step outside to experience the beauty of nature and the joy of birdwatching.
Milton Herman, a career Air Force pilot and war veteran, lived through the Great Depression and several wars. As a flight instructor, he emphasized risk-taking and instilled values in his students. He even sang at a presidential inauguration. Now over 90, he has taken up piano.
Former Broadway performer Michael Pereira, Broadway in Paris, introduces the essence of Broadway to Parisian dancers. He shares how legendary Betty Buckley helped shaped him. Michael emphasizes the transformative power of dance and positivity, believing that the universe can envision greater dreams for us than we can for ourselves.
Forest for Children of the Czech Republic recruits dedicated volunteers and collaborates with the international ranger federation. Their initiative, Justice for Nature works to balance human civilization with environmental preservation and raises awareness about the critical state of nature. Spokesperson Alena Bendová discusses the challenges faced by rangers who risk their lives against poaching.
Surrogacy isn’t for everyone, but for Lindsay Gault of Canada, it’s a significant part of her identity. Infertility affects one in six Canadians, and surrogacy offers hope, with two types: traditional (using the surrogate’s eggs) and gestational (no genetic link to the surrogate).
Victoria Moran, a passionate vegan and former vegetarian, realized that vegetarianism didn’t fully prevent animal slaughter, leading her to embrace veganism decades ago. Named PETA’s “sexiest vegan over 50,” she is committed to making a positive imprints and has worked with fellow vegans like Paul McCartney.