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  • Carlton Ward Jr Releases The National Geographic Book Path Of The Panther

    With

    1,000 new residents moving to Florida every day, and more than 100,000
    acres of habitat lost to development each year, the window to save the
    natural habitat of Florida’s Panthers is closing quickly.

    The panther is the state animal of Florida, the last big cat surviving east

    of the Mississippi River, an emblem of the Endangered Species Act. A
    subspecies of the puma, the panther was driven to extinction throughout
    the rest of its range in the Eastern United States, except for a small
    remnant population that persisted in Florida’s Everglades. Panther
    numbers had dwindled to fewer than 20 individuals by the 1980s, but
    heroic conservation efforts have helped panthers come back to nearly 200 today. The biggest obstacle for the panther’s continued recovery is
    access to enough of its historic territory throughout Florida and
    beyond.

     

    Rising north out of the Everglades, the tale of the Florida panther has grown from the unlikely survival of a rare cat to a story of hope for all of

    wild Florida. PATH OF THE PANTHER is now a call to action to recognize and protect the Florida Wildlife Corridor- a network of public and private and that connects the panther’s current range in south Florida to suitable habitat throughout the state of Florida and adjoining
    states.

     

    The Florida Wildlife Corridor is the panther’s path to recovery and a

    western-scale conservation opportunity that remains largely hidden in
    the east. It is now a Last Wild Places partnership with the National
    Geographic Society. With 27 percent of Florida already protected as
    public land, this project aims to inspire the additional one million
    acres of conservation needed over the next decade so that Florida can be a leader in the goal of protecting 30 percent of the planet by 2030.

    9 min
  • The Daily Mess What Day Is It

    Knowing what day it is finds itself in the center of your responsibilities. Too often we find ourselves masking a day of the week because it doesn't feel like it should. For many of us Friday's are no longer the gateway to a new weekend. We make our Monday's or Tuesday's the new Friday. Research shows that we should keep them the days they are. When compared to others who do get the weekend off it tends to play with our responsibilities.

    7 min
  • Pod Crashing Eoisode 254 Kurt Kubicek Host Of Queen Havoc And The Murder Cult

    Pod Crashing Episode 254 With Kurt Kubicek From Queek Havoc

    And The Murder Cult

    South African cult leader Cecilia

    Steyn leads her followers to kill 11 innocent people over the course of four
    years. She has since been dubbed the Charles Manson of South Africa, a criminal
    mastermind that helmed a "satanic" cult named Electus Per Deus. Join
    host and filmmaker, Kurt Kubicek, as he travels to Krugersdorp, SA - a small
    mining town that was rocked by these brutal serial murders. He takes us through
    this twisted story, discovering new information at every turn through exclusive
    interviews with the detectives that led the investigation, the journalists that
    covered the case and ensuing trial, and even gets close to the murders
    themselves, who may or may not still be operating their cult from prison.

    18 min
  • Taryn Stewart The PBS Short Film Festival Stories In Bloom

    The

    2023 festival, themed “Stories in Bloom,” will feature 25 short-form
    independent films. These eye opening and uplifting
    stories centered around growth and creating new perspectives, celebrate
    identity, culture, family, society, and the environment.
    Speak to Director of Audience Engagement at PBS, Taryn Jackson, for a Preview of this Year’s Films.
    Since its inception in 2012, hundreds of films celebrating love,
    acceptance, family, strength, equality, friendship, loyalty and more
    have been presented under the festival’s banner.
    The PBS Short Film Festival is
    part of a multiplatform initiative to increase the reach and visibility
    of independent
    filmmakers from across the country and amplify the voices of diverse
    content creators. The 2023 festival carries the tagline “Stories in
    Bloom” to highlight the impact of powerful storytelling.
    Starting at midnight on Monday, July 10, audiences can watch and share
    all 25 films. In addition, a panel of five jury members will select
    their favorite film of the festival for the Juried Prize. Jury members
    are respected professionals in independent film
    and public media and were invited by PBS to participate.
    Films featured in the PBS Short Film Festival have
    been selected and provided by 16 public media partners and
    PBS member stations. This year’s lineup includes films from Alabama
    Public Television, Austin PBS, Black Public Media, Center for Asian
    American Media (CAAM), Independent Television Service (ITVS), Louisiana
    Public Broadcasting, Maryland Public Television,
    Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC), POV, Reel South, Vision
    Maker Media, WHUT Howard University Television, World Channel, WQED
    (Pittsburgh), and WPSU Penn State.
    Generating more than 12 million streams over the course of the festival’s history, the Webby
    Award-winning PBS Short Film Festival continues
    to be an engaging annual digital event.

    8 min
  • Mark A Altman From Greatest Geek Year Ever 1982 On CW

    GREATEST GEEK YEAR EVER: 1982 is an epic four-part

    look back at the greatest geek year in films ever, 1982, featuring
    stars, directors, writers, producers and pop culture historians sharing
    their insights about such legendary movies as E.T.
    - The Extra-Terrestrial, Blade Runner, John Carpenter's The Thing, Star
    Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Poltergeist, Creepshow, Night Shift, The
    Dark Crystal, 48 Hours, First Blood, Tron, Conan The Barbarian, Cat
    People, Fast Times At Ridgemont High, The Road
    Warrior, and much, much more.

     

    Filled with exclusive interviews, rare

    behind-the-scenes footage and exclusive never-before-seen clips
    including Henry Winkler's home movies from the set of Night Shift, in a
    fun, lively, no holds barred celebration of the legendary moviegoing
    year of 1982. Greatest Geek Year Ever: 1982 takes viewers behind-
    the-scenes to a time when fandom was in its infancy, featuring
    eye-opening interviews with genre superstars from in front of and behind
    the camera, of the biggest and most influential movies
    ever made.

     

    Among the iconic show business legends interviewed

    include Ron Howard, Paul Schrader, John Sayles, Amy Heckerling, Henry
    Winkler, William Shatner, Sean Young, Joanna Cassidy, Keith David,
    Cameron Crowe, Michael Deeley, Lisa Henson, Dean
    Devlin, Bruce Campbell, Dee Wallace, Felicia Day, Susan Seidelman,
    Roger Corman, Barry Bostwick, Marc Singer, Bryan Fuller, Leonard Maltin,
    Mike Medavoy, and over 100 more stars, directors, writers, producers,
    critics, executives, and pop culture historians.

     

    The series is produced by director Roger Lay, Jr. (Remembering Rod Serling, The Roddenberry Vault, HBO's 5 Miles To Go), Mark A. Altman (The Fifty-Year Mission, They Shouldn't Have Killed His Dog), Thomas P. Vitale (Slasher, Pandora) and

    film critic Scott "Movie" Mantz.

    20 min
  • De Frag Episode Sixty Three We're All Taking Up Space

    My wife and I have been locked in on doing a physical Swedish Death cleaning. What we didn't know was how long it would take and how hard it would play on our emotions. I didn't want to do a vocal de frag on the accusation of taking up space. Being real with yourself opens your eyes to how much room we are truly taking up. Not just materialistically but mentally.

    14 min
  • Dr Greg Skomal Releases The Book Chasing Shadows My Life Tracking The Great White Shark

    In August 2012, Cape Cod, Massachusetts experienced

    its first confirmed white shark attack in nearly eight decades.
    Typically a beloved seaside getaway, renowned for its idyllic scenery
    and carefree beach vibes, the tranquil atmosphere
    of the town gave way to panic and fear as shark sightings multiplied
    and beachside billboards warned of the growing shark population.
    Spending decades in the community and along the coast was Dr. Greg
    Skomal whose remarkable life and research comes to life
    in CHASING SHADOWS: My Life Tracking the Great White Shark (William
    Morrow; July 11, 2023; $29.99) by Dr. Greg Skomal and coauthored by Ret
    Talbot. Their book presents a remarkable account of the resurgence of
    great white sharks and the delicate balance between conservation and
    public safety. At the heart of this gripping
    narrative is Skomal, a renowned shark biologist whose lifelong passion
    has been to understand great white sharks. Chasing Shadows chronicles
    his journey navigating shark conservation efforts along the New England
    coast while pursuing groundbreaking scientific discoveries.

     

    Dr. Skomal has dedicated over three decades to

    tagging, tracking, and demystifying these enigmatic creatures, employing
    an innovative array of high and low-tech methods, many of which he
    created, to enhance our knowledge of the animals.
    His work brings him face-to-face with these shadows of the deep,
    delving into the lives of the complicated beings who have long remained
    shrouded in mystery. Chasing
    Shadows tells
    a conservation success story illuminating the efforts to restore an
    apex predator to its ecosystem. It reveals a profound understanding of
    the great white
    shark's true vulnerability beneath its perceived ferocity. Skomal and
    Talbot offer a captivating narrative that explores the intricate puzzle
    of human and shark coexistence. By shedding light on the oft unseen
    world of these majestic creatures, the book challenges
    preconceptions and invites readers to consider a new perspective on
    their place in our shared environment. The book serves as a call to
    action, reminding us of our responsibility to protect and preserve the
    delicate balance of our oceans and their inhabitants.
    Through the triumphs and tribulations of Skomal's tireless efforts,
    readers are invited to embark on an unforgettable journey that will
    forever change their perception of these magnificent creatures.

    19 min
  • Khalil Everage From The Movie The Crusades

    For many, high school is supposed to be defined by

    wild parties, backseat hook-ups and a devil-may-care attitude. But, when
    three friends at Our Lady of the Crusades, an all-boys high school,
    receive earth-shattering news about an upcoming
    merger with their rivals, they make a pact to have one last, epic
    weekend before their lives turn upside down. Along the way, however,
    they unknowingly make a dangerous enemy, "The Wrecking Crew", hell-bent
    on settling their vendetta at all costs. While dodging
    the authorities, love affairs and their sadistic archrivals, the
    choices they make over the weekend might end up changing their lives
    more than they ever could have imagined.

     Khalil Everage From The Movie The Crusades

    16 min

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