Lions, Tigers, & Beers

Who's heard of the Pink River Dolphin? This unique endangered species is threatened with vanishing from our planet before most people even know what they are. 

 

Suzanne Smith, leading expert and founder of the Amazon River Dolphin Conservation Foundation (ARDCF), raises a glass to share stories of her time spent in Brazil. From learning what a river dolphin is to helping local communities, we have a lot to learn and even more to give back to this incredible mission and species. 

 

To learn more about and support ARDCF, please click here!

Jordan has paved an inspiring path towards working with animals; whether entertaining & educating the public with the craziest animal facts or inspiring others to follow in his footsteps, Jordan has content for everyone. Come take a listen, learn about Jordan & wildlife, and join us in working together for the collective good! 

 

To check out his YouTube, please follow Jungle Jordan!

The world has never seen anything like this before; the Black Mambas are the first all-female anti-poaching unit that works endlessly to protect vital South African wildlife such as the elephant and rhino. These internationally known badasses fight poaching around the clock and when they're not in the Balule Nature Reserve, they are out in their communities empowering locals and spreading their mission. Join us in welcoming these conservation MVPs on our show! 

 

To learn more about the Black Mambas and see how you can join their cause, please click here

The killer whale is one of the most iconic and controversial animals on the planet. Joining us today from Antibes, France is Hazel McBride - a true orca advocate who spends her days learning from killer whales and showing others why they are very deserving of our protection. Learn about whale research and how you can also help their plight in nature. 

 

Hear killer whales "speaking" please Watch Here

 

To follow Hazel on all of her adventures please visit Hazel's LinkTree

 

To pocket a copy of "I Still Believe" please visit Amazon

This week, we take you to Alaska to learn about the ursine we have come to know and love by the well-celebrated "Fat Bear Week." We are joined with bear biologist and Grizzly Guide, Drew Hamilton who shares why these animals are worth saving and also the dangers they face with the upcoming Pebble Mine Project. 

To learn more about the bears, project, and how you can help, please visit https://www.friendsofmcneilriver.orgTo tell your local legislation that you care about bears, please visit https://www.defendbristolbay.com/bears

To watch one of Drew's many incredible bear encounters, please watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx0KkOiOtxQ&t=24s

Raise a glass to worldwide conservationist and wildlife host, Stephanie Arne, as we dive into her latest work with the African Penguin! Over the past 2 centuries, the African Penguin population has declined by 99%. Stephanie shares what challenges these well-dressed seabirds are facing, her team’s incredible project for 2020, and how we can all help in our own daily lives. 

To learn more about her project, please visit www.SavingPenguins.org

To help a penguin find a home and support the #2020Nestsin2020 project, please visit https://www.savingpenguins.org/shop

To learn more about Stephanie and her upcoming endeavors, please visit www.StephanieArne.com

We know that we promised our podcast back in May, however we wanted to honor, support, and fight alongside the social justice revolution that was taking place in our backyard. 

We know this call from social justice is far from over and we will continue to aid BIPOC communities as we can. We know that we're late, but we promise good things are coming from this. Thank you for being patient, cheers!

Hi everyone! We're so excited to get this show on the road. Quick mention about how COVID is altering our start-up right now. Thank you for your patience and support!