By Jonathan Benaiah
The podcast currently has 53 episodes available.
This week's episode is recorded on location, in Entebbe and it is a lot about us coming home.
We explore the incredible world of Mountain Gorillas and other Great Apes as well as a form of conservation that works.
I am so stocked to sit down with an amazing guest, one who understands them more than anyone I know around here; the CEO and Founder of Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH) and the deeply rich-in-taste Gorilla Conservation Coffee, Dr. Gladys Kalema Zikusoka.
It’s for this that she has gone on to win numerous accolades including the prestigious Champion of the Earth Award from the UN. She is a national geographic explorer and has had her story widely covered in both local and International press.
And in the beautiful words of UN Messenger of Peace Dr. Jane Goodall, my guest is a huge difference in conservation, and she is an inspiring example to both young and not-so-young people all around the world.
Nuggets from this conversation will also feature on The AFRICA SAFARI Podcast.
The AFRICA SAFARI Podcast is a sister show to The JONATHAN BENAIAH Podcast, and with several co-hosts from across the continent, we bring you an immersive safari experience from the comfort of wherever you are.
Like the parent podcast, this too will soon be available on all major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, iHeart Radio, Deezer, Castbox, Pandora, and more.
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Engage with Dr. Gladys Kalema's Work
INSTAGRAM: @gladyskalemazikusoka
TWITTER: @DoctorGladys
CONSERVATION THROUGH PUBLIC HEALTHY (CTPH): www.ctph.org
GORILLA CONSERVATION COFFEE (CTPH): www.gorillaconservationcoffee.org
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This week's episode is recorded on location, in Entebbe and it is a lot about us coming home.
We explore the incredible world of Mountain Gorillas and other Great Apes as well as a form of conservation that works.
I am so stocked to sit down with an amazing guest, one who understands them more than anyone I know around here; the CEO and Founder of Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH) and the deeply rich-in-taste Gorilla Conservation Coffee, Dr. Gladys Kalema Zikusoka.
Nuggets from this conversation will also feature on The AFRICA SAFARI Podcast.
The AFRICA SAFARI Podcast is a sister show to The JONATHAN BENAIAH Podcast, and with several co-hosts from across the continent, we bring you an immersive safari experience from the comfort of wherever you are.
Like the parent podcast, this too will soon be available on all major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, iHeart Radio, Deezer, Castbox, Pandora, and more.
This exclusive interview goes live this Sunday.
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Connect with me
EMAIL: [email protected] | [email protected]
LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan
PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this show and several other content avenues https://bit.ly/3CcZTdt
In this week's episode, I chat with Fiona Tande, a wildlife filmmaker whose journey started in conservation. We will discuss the world of wildlife filmmaking on the African continent as well as the upcoming Pridelands Wildlife Film Festival.
Fiona is the director at Pridelands Wildlife Film Fest - Africa's first wildlife film festival now in its 2nd edition taking place between 26th and 29th July 2023.
Today is the deadline for the call for entries for those who'd like to submit their films, so be sure to do that quickly in case you hadn't already.
ENJOY!
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Engage with Pridelands Wildlife Film Fest
SUBMIT YOUR FILM: bit.ly/3NVjlBQ
INSTAGRAM: @pwffest & @pridelandsfilms
TWITTER: @pwffest & @pridelandsfilms
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In this episode, I am excited to speak to Dr. Alex Braczkowski, a career conservation biologist and wildlife photographer whose work has been featured on platforms like Disney Plus and National Geographic. Also joining the podcast is Bosco Atukwase and Orin Cornille who are both field coordinators currently working with large carnivores in Uganda.
We will take a long drive into the world of large carnivores and also briefly discuss the yet-to-be-launched “Uganda Large Carnivore Strategic Action Plan for the next ten years”
ENJOY!
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AMAZON: https://amzn.to/3NISKYM
SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/3NKOfwX
iHEART: https://ihr.fm/3AZFXtv
GOOGLE: https://bit.ly/3LCWXdZ
CASTBOX: https://bit.ly/3p5ooFC
The show is also available on all other major streaming platforms.
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Connect with me
EMAIL: [email protected] | [email protected]
LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan
PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this show and several other content avenues https://bit.ly/3CcZTdt
On the podcast this week I am excited to have Dr. Alex Braczkowski, a career conservation biologist and wildlife photographer whose work has been featured on platforms like Disney Plus and National Geographic. I am also excited to have Bosco Atukwase and Orin Cornille who are both field coordinators currently working with large carnivores in Uganda.
And we will take a long drive into the world of large carnivores and also briefly discuss the yet-to-be-launched “Uganda Large Carnivore Strategic Action Plan for the next ten years”.
And if you are looking for a spoiler, we will also have an exclusive sneak peek into the latest statistics for both lions and leopards in Uganda from a census that this team has been carrying out in several of the country’s protected areas.
So you will surely want to tune in this Sunday.
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APPLE: https://apple.co/3NFdcda
AMAZON: https://amzn.to/3NISKYM
SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/3NKOfwX
iHEART: https://ihr.fm/3AZFXtv
GOOGLE: https://bit.ly/3LCWXdZ
CASTBOX: https://bit.ly/3p5ooFC
The show is also available on all other major streaming platforms.
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Connect with me
EMAIL: [email protected] | [email protected]
LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan
PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this show and several other content avenues https://bit.ly/3CcZTdt
Now as you probably already see in the title, I need some help and the detail of my request forms this week’s episode.
You can watch that video here https://bit.ly/3p6yN3Q
Now as you probably already see in the title of this episode trailer… I need some help and the detail of my request for a favour will form this week’s episode.
For the very first time ever, I will be jumping onto a YouTube live this Sunday to discuss the podcast and also twist things around a bit. Just a little bit.
This week’s episode will be delivered via a LIVE Broadcast on the YouTube channel at exactly 6:30 PM Kampala Time or call it East African Time (+3 GMT); which I believe should be 8:30 AM Pacific Standard Time and 11:30 AM Eastern Standard Time.
I have left a link down below regarding where to join the LIVE Show. I think I’ll also put that link up on Twitter and Instagram as well for those folks that already follow me in that world.
Be Notified: https://bit.ly/3p6yN3Q
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This week’s episode is rather an unusual one. It was recorded at 4100 meters Above Sea Level, around the warmth of a campfire on a rainy and very chilly night in the mountains.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the lives, traditions, and history of the Gishu and Sabinyi people.
I am joined by Alex one of the guides from Mountain Elgon National Park, a true son of the land narrates this mysterious story with its many contrasts.
We will explore the uniqueness of this mountain which protects the world’s largest high caldera and still protects the world’s largest caldera base.
We will certainly talk about the ancient ritual of circumcision as well as the more controversial subject of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
Our journey of discovery will also lead us to the story of Kintu who many know to be the first Muganda; but very few know to have been one of the sons of Masaaba, the most sacred ancestor of the Bagisu people.
As the rain drops beat against our small iron sheet shelter and the sparks from the campfire fill the air, we will also learn about the linkage between the Sabinyi people of Mount. Elgon and their Jewish brothers from Biblical Jericho.
ENJOY!
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Connect with me
EMAIL: [email protected] | [email protected]
LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan
PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this show and several other content avenues https://bit.ly/3CcZTdt
This week’s episode is rather an unusual one. It was recorded at 4100 meters Above Sea Level, around the warmth of a campfire on a rainy and very chilly night in the mountains.
In this week’s episode, we take a deep dive into the lives, traditions, and history of the Gishu and Sabinyi people.
I am joined by Alex one of the guides from Mountain Elgon National Park, a true son of the land narrates this mysterious story with its many contrasts.
We will explore the uniqueness of this mountain which protects the world’s largest high caldera and still protects the world’s largest caldera base.
We will certainly talk about the ancient ritual of circumcision as well as the more controversial subject of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).
Our journey of discovery will also lead us to the story of Kintu who many know to be the first Muganda; but very few know to have been one of the sons of Masaaba, the most sacred ancestor of the Bagisu people.
As the rain drops beat against our small iron sheet shelter and the sparks from the campfire fill the air, we will also learn about the linkage between the Sabinyi people of Mount. Elgon and their Jewish brothers from Biblical Jericho.
See you on Sunday!
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Connect with me
EMAIL: [email protected] | [email protected]
LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan
PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this show and several other content avenues https://bit.ly/3CcZTdt
In this episode, I sit down around the campfire with 3 guests (Evelyn, Brian & Brian Jonathan) to have a leisurely chat about the value of storytelling for conservation. This episode was recorded on location at Lake Chahafi Resort - Kisoro at the end of a 23-day roadtrip film safari.
ENJOY!
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Connect with me
EMAIL: [email protected] | [email protected]
LINK TREE: https://linktr.ee/ahajonathan
PATREON: Join my Patreon and make a monthly pledge to support the creative work that goes into producing this show and several other content avenues https://bit.ly/3CcZTdt
The podcast currently has 53 episodes available.