the Talaterra Podcast | All Episodes
Episode 15: Kathleen Garness, Plant Conservation
Kathleen Garness is a freelance scientific illustrator and a scientific affiliate at The Field Museum. Find out how she uses natural history art in the service of science.
Episode 14: How many environmental educators are there?
To move the field forward, we need to know how many teachers there are like you and me.
Episode 12: What I Know So Far
A small glimpse at the type of data collected in the survey for The Freelance Condition Project.
Episode 11: What is a freelance educator?
What is a freelance educator?
Plus some thoughts about how to facilitate collaboration between independent educators and other entities.
Episode 10: Kimberly Beck, Relational Rewilding Nature Guiding
Kimberly Beck approaches environmental education from a relational rewilding perspective. Find out how.
Episode 9: Claudia Diaz Carrasco, Intercultural Competence
A conversation about intercultural competence and environmental education.
Episode 8: Deb Matlock, Spiritual Arts and Environmental Education
Deb Matlock is an educator, shamanic practitioner, and principal at Wild Rhythms. We discuss how the environmental education (EE) field could be improved, humane education’s role in EE, and why educators should integrate the more-than-human voice into their practice.
Episode 7: Janice Kelley, Nature Detectives
Janice Kelley is the founder and principal of Nature Detectives, an after-school enrichment program for children with curious minds and a love for problem-solving.
Episode 6: Sarah Johnson, Wild Rose Education
Sarah Johnson discusses leadership, youth, and how the field of environmental education can embrace independent educators.
Episode 5: Cynthia Espinosa Marrero, Food Systems and Permaculture
Cynthia Espinosa Marrero is a food systems scholar who addresses diversity, equity, and inclusion in nature through her work.
Episode 4: Tim Handley, Science and Game Design
Tim Handley is a scientist-turned-game designer who promotes an understanding of science, nature, and life through play.
Episode 3: Bruce Glick, Birds and Families
Bruce Glick is a high school teacher working on a post-retirement transition into the freelance lifestyle. Find out why Bruce wants to connect families with local birds and what led him down this path.
Episode 2: Gretchen Halpert, Scientific Illustrator
Gretchen Halpert is a scientific illustrator who inspires a new generation of science communicators.
Episode 1: Project History
Have you ever ignored a hunch? This brief episode explains how a hunch became a podcast.
Trailer: Talaterra
A new podcast for freelance environmental educators launched on January 15, 2019. Listen to the trailer.