Nature and Science Podcast
Our podcast explores nature and science by following the personal journeys of individuals who have dedicated their lives to nature and science. We talk with theoretical physicists, park rangers, conservation biologists and anyone who loves nature and science.
- Update frequency
- every 9 days
- Average duration
- 43 minutes
- Episodes
- 74
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Are High Achievers Really Successful
Dr. Ruth Gotian is the Chief Learning Officer and Assistant Professor of Education in Anesthesiology and former Assistant Dean of Mentoring. She will join us to discuss the question, ar…
The Hope, Heartbreak and Inspiration of Angel Island Immigration Station
The story of the hope and heartbreak of Angel Island Immigration Station is artfully and solemnly told by the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation (AIISF). The Foundation raises …
The Human Struggle To Find Spirit, Purpose and Meaning
Amist world turmoil the human struggle to find spirit, purpose and meaning for a life of peace, health and wellness continues. Deep within the core our beings we all question why we are…
A Grueling 50 Rounds of Golf Scores Big For Clean Water
Despite millions of dollars spent on well meaning efforts access to clean water is still a problem for millions. That has not deterred Phillips from giving it another effort. Phillips…
Rewards and Dangers of Cave Diving Exploration
Cave diver, Brian Starnes joins us to talk about his experiences with the rewards and dangers of cave diving exploration in caves all over the world. Brian was born and raised in Atlan…
Access To Clean Water Remains A Problem For Millions
Despite millions of dollars spent on well meaning efforts access to clean water is still a problem for millions. That has not deterred 64 year old Clay Phillips from giving another effo…
Shades of Grey Plays Music For The Ages
Shades of Grey plays music for the ages and for all ages. A group of retired expats living in the small hamlet of Cotacachi, Ecuador, high in the Andes Mountains, formed the band out of…
The Great Outdoors Is What Makes America Great
The great outdoors is what makes America great and Our guest, Derrick Crandall, who served as President and CEO of the American Recreation Coalition from 1981 to 2019 has proven that . …
Mysteries of Easter Island Continue To Boggle The Mind
The Mysteries of Easter Island continue to boggle the mind. The islanders, however, prefer to call it by its Polynesian name, Rapa Nui or Te Pito o Te Tahiti. The mystery is rooted in…
Cyber Criminals And State Sponsored Cyber Warfare: Civilization's Greatest Threats
Has Your Personal Life Has Been Compromised By Cyber Criminals? Is it too late to secure your personal data? And what about state sponsored cyber warfare? Has the threat of a nuclear ho…
We Need To Be Saved From Ourselves To Make Covid19 Vaccines Effective
With all of the promise of a covid 19 vaccine it appears we need to be saved from ourselves, to make Covid19 vaccines effective. Doctor Y Bruce Lee is a writer, journalist, professor, s…
Do Police Belong On Public High School Campuses
In many public high schools all across America police are present on campus. This has led many criminal justice reform advocates to ask, do police belong on public high school campuses?…
How Do The Miracles of Jesus Compare To Scientific Discoveries
Almost a decade ago the Higgs Boson, once referred to as the God Particle, was discovered at CERN. In this podcast we ask one of the leading researchers at CERN, Dr. Aaron Dominguez, Ho…
GPT-3 Artificial Intelligence's New Mind
Is GPT-3 Artificial Intelligence's new mind? Dr. Jared Kaplan is a theoretical physicist who has been recently working on Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 (GPT-3), which is an autor…
Will A Corona Virus Vaccine Give You Your Life Back?
Will a vaccination give you your life back? Doctor Y Bruce Lee is a writer, journalist, professor, systems modeler, computational and digital health expert, and entrepreneur. He will …
A Conversation About Golf Social Justice And Race
In this week's episode we will have a conversation about Golf, social justice and race, and their strained relationship over the years. In this week's podcast we are joined by Michael W…
National Parks Traveler Founder Kurt Repanshek
National Parks Traveler founder and editor-in-chief, Kurt Repanshek will discuss the destructive behavior in national parks caused by the Covid19 virus and other topics about our Nation…
People Who Are Hard of Hearing The Invisible Disability
With the sounds of her native Brooklyn, New York in the background Accessibility advocate Janice Lintz tells her story of how she has used eternal vigilance to make sure the hard of hea…
Conservation Biologist Jim Tolisano
Conservation Biologist Jim Tolisano has worked on nature conservation projects in more than 50 countries, ranging widely and wildly through such experiences as Grizzly Bear conservation…
Latino Outdoors' José González
Latino Outdoors' José González is an experienced educator in formal and informal education settings with an array of associated interests in the arts, education, conservation, and the e…