The 'We Out Here' Podcast

Allison and Alexi are joined by marine fisheries scientist Ana Silverio talking about her first time taking the dive with a snorkel, fighting the tide, and finding out that the (sea)grass is greener under the mangroves.

Episode Content Warning: Some profanity

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Enjoy this all ears episode where Allison and Alexi are joined by beekeeper and science educator of the Queen City Pollinator Project, Sylvana Ross. Sylvana comes thru with a story about an unexpected bee rescue and relocation in rural Ohio to Cincinnati (historically known as the territory of the Myaamiaki [Miami-Illinoise/Irenwa branch of the Algonquin speaking people], Kaskaskia, Osage, and Shawnee people), as she finds herself both sticking out and unstuck.

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Allison and Alexi are joined by beekeeper and science educator of the Queen City Pollinator Project, Sylvana Ross. Sylvana comes thru with a story about an unexpected bee rescue and relocation in rural Ohio to Cincinnati (historically known as the territory of the Myaamiaki [Miami-Illinoise/Irenwa branch of the Algonquin speaking people], Kaskaskia, Osage, and Shawnee people), as she finds herself both sticking out and  unstuck. 

Episode Content Warning: Some profanity

Make your garden and yard pollinator-friendly https://www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/pollinators/documents/AttractingPollinatorsV5.pdf

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A bonus for the kids - Alexi tells a story (taking place in the intersection of the traditional lands of the Eastern and Western Mono/Monache tribes of the Sierra Nevadas) rife with foolishness and shenanigans during an end of the school year camping with the boys.

Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity and snakes

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Alexi tells a story (taking place in the intersection of the traditional lands of the Eastern and Western Mono/Monache tribes of the Sierra Nevadas) rife with foolishness and shenanigans during an end of the school year camping with the boys.

Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity and snakes

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Enjoy this all ages episode of The We Out Here Podcast featuring Atlanta-based (Lower Muscogee Creek Tribal lands) Ornithologist Corina Newsome as she shares a harrowing tale of exhaustion, desperation, and unexpected rejuvenation in the Georgia marshlands while studying the seaside sparrows.

Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity, depictions of panic attacks and violence, sudden loud sounds

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Atlanta-based (Lower Muscogee Creek Tribal lands) Ornithologist Corina Newsome shares a harrowing tale of exhaustion, desperation, and unexpected rejuvenation in the Georgia marshlands while studying the seaside sparrows.

Episode Content Warning: Some light profanity, depictions of panic attacks, sudden loud sounds

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Enjoy this all ages episode of The We Out Here Podcast featuring Vancouver-based urban wildlife ecologist Jaylen Bastos who joins Allison and Alexi to talk about colonization, the beauty in Blackness, all the wildness that comes along with camera-trappin' in the city. 

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Reorient yourself

Vancouver-based urban wildlife ecologist Jaylen Bastos joins Allison and Alexi to talk about colonization, the beauty in Blackness, all the wildness that comes along with camera-trappin' in the city.

Episode Content Warning: Language

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Welcome to the podcast! Allison and Alexi talk about their time working in zoos together and some of the misadventures that came along the way.

This episode contains light profanity

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