California is on the world stage saving the earth’s biodiversity this past week at the international biodiversity summit in Montreal, Canada. The countries agreed to protect 30% of the earth’s biodiversity by the year 2030. Leading the United States is the state of California, which has put forward an ambition plan called, Pathways to 30×30.…
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For decades environmental groups, Non Government Organizations and scores of government agencies have been managing the threats to biodiversity. We often hear of the projects to save the elephants or the pandas and now huge projects seek to clean the ocean from millions of tons of plastic pollution. However there are many projects small and…
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Protecting and Restoring The Most Endangered Rainforest On Earth is key to preventing the extinction of the Capuchin Monkey
A drought cause wildfire on the usually very wet island of Pohnpei revealed undiscovered petroglyphs that may reveal the secrets of life on Earth.
Dr. Ruth Gotian is the Chief Learning Officer and Assistant Professor of Education in Anesthesiology and former Assistant Dean of Mentoring at Weill Cornell Medicine. She will join us to discuss the question, are high achievers really successful. Dr. Gotian is also Executive Director of the Mentoring Academy at Weill Cornell Medicine. She has been…
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Harmony of body, mind and soul produces wellness and can lead to the discovery of spirit, purpose and meaning.
Cave diver, Brian Starnes joins us to talk about his experiences with the rewards and dangers of cave diving exploration in caves all over the world. Brian was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. He completed his cave diver training in 2014 and is now on the way to becoming a Full Cave Instructor. What does…
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Despite millions of dollars spent on well meaning efforts access to clean water is still a problem for millions. That has not deterred 64 year old Clay Phillips from giving another effort. Phillips plans to play 50 rounds of golf in 50 states in just 50 days. Why is clean water important? It makes people…
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Love, friendship and music are what sustains this gray-haired group of rock musicians.
The great outdoors is what makes America great and our guest, Derrick Crandall, who served as President and CEO of the American Recreation Coalition from 1981 to 2019 has proven that . He was also the executive vice president of The Recreation Roundtable. As Counselor to the National Park Hospitality Association, Mr. Crandall directs that…
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