Biologist Leif Cocks began observing and interacting with orangutans as a zookeeper with the Perth Zoo. Today he studies and interrelates with orangutans in the wild within their own habitat in the rainforest. Journey with Leif as he recounts his own actions of saving orangutans back into the wild.

Music composer Rayko, "Until We Meet Again" from ‘The Man In the High Castle’, is lobbying for California Assembly Bill 2764 to prevent new factory farms. These farms prioritize agribusiness profits, harming animals, the environment, social justice, and public health.

Biologist Leif Cocks began observing and interacting with animals as a zookeeper with the Perth Zoo. Today he studies and interrelates with orangutans in the wild within their own habitat. Adventure with Leif on a journey of his research and saving the critically endangered orangutan.

This Inspiration Monday episode is inspired by Your Positive Imprint oceanographers, enviro capitalists, and climate change scientists. Climate change is rapid and it is human caused global warming. A planet in a state of urgency. Guests: Helen Phillips, Nathan Bindoff, Josh Willis, Inna Braverman, Mike Silvestrini, Terry Lilley, Andrew Bracken, Ray Schmitt, Kurt Polzin.

Beaches are eroding. Trade winds are changing. Coastal properties are falling into the ocean, most recently in Hawai’i. Oceans are public property so who is liable for the clean-up caused by climate change? Taxpayers are already feeling the impacts of climate change. Marine biologist Terry Lilley.

During the pandemic, consumers have recognized the human costs of keeping factories open. Lars Noah Balderskilde and David Singh focus on refurbishing vintage Danish furniture, emphasizing values, sustainability, and respect for the artisans who handcrafted the pieces.



Vintage Danish furniture takes a voyage across the Atlantic. Lars Noah Balderskilde and his husband David Singh refurbish and resell discarded mid-century Danish furniture. But they go BEYOND refurbishing and reselling. It’s about Hygge, second chances and changing the world one table at a time.

Marine biologist Terry Lilley nearly lost his life while studying electromagnetic discharge affecting coral reefs from a nearby ship. He notes that such electromagnetic energy shouldn't naturally exist underwater.

Where is electromagnetic energy coming from that’s killing the reef? Marine biologist Terry Lilley shares his ocean studies of coral reefs globally, especially off the shores of Hawai’i - the islands of Kaua’i and O’ahu. Why are some reefs living while others are struggling, even dying?

As a consumer, sustainable products and the right to repair affect your ability to maintain items. Manufacturers should design products for longevity and repair. Prof. Leanne Wiseman addresses legal aspects of the right to repair movement, while Kaz and Dan from "Mend It Australia" discuss their efforts in this global initiative.