Episodes

In this week's episode, we speak with Karin Vardaman, wolf conservationist, founder and director of Working Circle, based out of Colorado. Through Working Circle, Vardaman has created a new conversation through active listening, trust, and understanding between the ranching community and wolf conservation where the goal is to unite the two communities, resulting in a healthy and balanced landscape for ranchers, livestock, grasslands, and wolves. Working Circle. Check them out here. The Persuasi...

In this week's episode, we speak with the archaeologist, Charlotte Frearson, about the long-standing human connection we have to wolves and dogs and the evolution of that relationship. Charlotte talks about how her dog, a whippet, Indiana Jones has changed her relationship with anxiety and the mental health benefits, for her and those of her students, that come from owning a dog. Follow Indy and Charlotte on Instagram @archaeo_whippet Find Charlotte at University College of London Kindred is ho...

In this week's episode, we speak with Nadia Aly, underwater and wildlife photographer, about her amazing work documenting and creating a voice for wildlife above and below the water. We hear of her awe-inspiring dive with an aggregation of Mobula rays resulting in her winning Photographer of the year in 2020. Take a deep dive with us and get a glimpse of what it's like to swim with whales, drift dive into thousands of Mobula rays, and meet the tiniest of Mantis shrimp! Follow Nadia on Instagram...

Introducing Kindred, a new weekly podcast about our human relationship to animals and nature; how they inspire us, what we learn from them, and how we can advocate for them. Through conversations with scientists, animal advocates, and others, our hope is to inspire a new awareness of how and why we connect to animals and nature. Kindred is hosted by Kate Coffin and Jenn Asplundh. Season one features interviews with Charlotte Frearson, Nadia Aly, Dr. Wallace J Nichols, Karen Vardaman, Sterling "...