Discussing extinction, climate science and geoengineering with the Pulitzer prize winning journalist and author.

Mycologist, Dr. Justine Karst, and professor of Biology, Dr. Jason Hoeksema, detangle our popular misconceptions about talking trees, the so-called "wood wide web" and the mysterious fungi at its root

Hannah speaks to the production team and star of Diving for Rays - a unique documentary, which tells the story of a conservationist whose dreams are abandoned due to a lack of visibility of LGBTQIA+ individuals within the sector she wants to join - marine science.

Egyptian filmmaker Omar Manjouneh is the director of the documentary, “Crocodopolis”, about the complex situation surrounding the presence of Nile Crocodiles in Lake Nasser, in Southern Egypt. Omar discusses crocodile research and conservation, the challenges that he has faced as a wildlife filmmaker in Africa, and the great potential that this film has to affect positive change.

Cherokee Science Fiction author Blake Hausman shares his creative journey behind "Riding the Trail of Tears," a groundbreaking novel that skillfully intertwines indigenous culture and futuristic elements. Join us as we delve into the transformative power of storytelling and the profound connections between Native American history and speculative fiction.

How the world's most famous mountain lion left a better world for all urban wildlife.